
Needle free
An oral format for patients who prefer not to inject.
REJUVONIXCompounded medication
with Compounded prescription option
Usually once daily
Meet GLP-1 tablets
A provider may consider a patient-specific compounded oral option when it is medically appropriate and legally available.
✓ The exact ingredient and strength depend on the prescription.
✓ A licensed pharmacy prepares the patient-specific formulation.
✓ Compounded tablets are not FDA approved.
✓ Take only as directed by your provider and pharmacy
✓ Follow timing, food and water instructions exactly
✓ Do not change strength without provider review
Treatment at a glance

An oral format for patients who prefer not to inject.

The prescriber determines whether a compounded form is appropriate.

Follow next steps and check-ins through Rejuvonix.
The nine-stage journey
Rejuvonix previews every stage while independent providers and pharmacies remain responsible for clinical care and fulfillment.
Private, provider-led careChoose the area where you want support.
Review your answers and approved consent language before submission.
Receive confirmation that your information entered the clinical workflow.
Respond to a provider request, laboratory requirement or appointment step.
Your case returns to the independent provider for review.
Receive the provider’s decision and next steps; treatment is never guaranteed.
If prescribed, follow independent pharmacy fulfillment status.
Complete required check-ins, laboratory work and provider visits.
Your provider decides whether care continues, changes, pauses or ends.
Complete support
Keep assessment details, provider messages, fulfillment updates, progress check-ins and lifestyle guidance together when the clinical integration is active.
Explore the planned program
✓Personalized treatment plan
✓Provider messaging
✓Order and fulfillment updates
✓Progress check-ins
✓Nutrition and movement guidance
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A licensed provider reviews your intake and determines what is medically appropriate.
Important safety information
Compounded medications are not FDA approved and may differ from FDA-approved products. Your provider and dispensing pharmacy supply the instructions that apply to your prescription.
Tell your provider about all medical conditions, allergies, pregnancy plans, and every prescription, over-the-counter medicine and supplement you use. Seek urgent care for a medical emergency.
FDA compounding questions and answers ↗
Read the safety overview →Frequently asked questions
No. A licensed provider decides whether treatment is appropriate.
Your provider selects the prescription and adjusts it only when clinically appropriate.
If prescribed, an independent licensed pharmacy dispenses and ships the medication.
Yes. Use the platform for provider messages and required follow-up.
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