From conversation
to your front door.
A licensed physician will review what you share here and decide whether the Medical Track is right for you. Takes about 6 minutes. Your information stays private.
- This is a request, not a guarantee. The physician makes the medical decision — they may approve, modify, or decline.
- Wellness coaching is free. If you and your coach decide the Medical Track is the right fit, the medical group collects a separate physician review fee at that point — refunded if you're not approved.
- HIPAA-aligned handling. Data is encrypted in transit and stored securely. Used only for your medical review.
- You can pause anytime. Use a private device. We'll never share your information.
Read this before you begin What the program is · regulatory framework · risks & your right to choose
OS reboot is a medically supervised wellness program. If you proceed into the Medical Track, a licensed physician in the affiliated medical practice reviews your full medical intake and decides whether a prescription is appropriate based on your medical history.
The medications used in the Medical Track may include:
- Metabolic supportLipo-B / MIC+B12
- Cellular & antioxidantGlutathione, NAD+ (mitochondrial support, vitality)
- PeptideSermorelin (signals your body's own GH release; sleep, recovery)
Several other peptides sometimes discussed in wellness contexts — including BPC-157, TB-500, MOTS-c, Semax, Selank, AOD-9604, and injectable GHK-Cu — are not currently offered through this program. Their status for legal compounding under FDA's 503A framework is unresolved or under active federal review (the FDA's Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee is scheduled to review several of these in July 2026). We'll update this list if and when that changes.
GLP-1/GIP therapies (such as semaglutide or tirzepatide) are not offered as a routine or standing option. Where a licensed physician determines a patient-specific compounded GLP-1 is clinically appropriate and permitted under current federal and state compounding rules, it may be discussed during your medical review — this is decided case by case, not selected in advance.
Whether any of these is appropriate for you, and at what dose, is determined solely by the prescribing physician. Coaches and partners do not make clinical decisions.
FDA approval applies to specific, mass-produced products — such as a Wegovy 2.4 mg injection pen. It does not apply to individualized compounded versions, even when the active ingredient is the same. Under Section 503A of federal law, patient-specific compounded medications are legally exempt from the standard FDA approval pathway.
No compounded medication in the United States is labeled FDA-approved, regardless of its active ingredient. This distinction is regulatory — not a statement about safety.
Safety in this program comes from (1) a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy meeting sterile-compounding standards including facility controls, sterility testing, ingredient quality verification, and beyond-use dating; and (2) the prescribing physician who reviews your history, evaluates your risks, orders and monitors labs, and adjusts therapy when needed.
All medications carry risks. Common side effects of GLP-1 medications may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, fatigue, and injection site reactions. Rare but serious risks may include pancreatitis, gallbladder issues, and thyroid concerns. The prescribing physician reviews your specific risk factors during this intake.
You may decline telehealth at any time and seek in-person care instead. Beginning this intake does not commit you to a prescription. Results vary by individual and are strongly influenced by lifestyle factors including nutrition, sleep, hydration, and movement. No outcomes or weight-loss guarantees are made or implied. Telehealth is not for emergencies — for emergencies, call 911.
What's your primary goal?
Pick the one that's most front of mind. Your wellness coach will refine this with you later.
Let's start with your basics.
Your legal name as it appears on ID. Used by the prescribing physician and pharmacy.
Body metrics.
Your physician uses these for protocol design. Be honest — there's no judgment here.
Where can we reach you?
Email is for your coach. Address is where the pharmacy ships your medication, if approved.
Medical history.
Check anything that applies — past or present. The physician needs the full picture to keep you safe.
What are you curious about?
Tell us what you've researched or have been recommended. Your physician will recommend what's clinically appropriate — your selections aren't a guarantee of what's prescribed.
If you're interested in GLP-1/GIP medication (such as semaglutide or tirzepatide), mention it below — your physician will discuss whether it's clinically appropriate and currently available during your review. It isn't offered as a pre-selected option.
The peptides most commonly discussed for recovery and joint support (BPC-157, TB-500) are currently in an unresolved federal regulatory status pending FDA review and are not offered through this program right now. If you'd like to discuss recovery support, mention it below and your physician can advise on what's currently appropriate and available.
Medications & allergies.
Including supplements and any peptides you're already using.
A bit about your lifestyle.
Helps your coach build a protocol that fits the life you actually live.
Required consents.
Read each one, then check to acknowledge. All four are required to submit.
Review & submit.
Quick scan before it goes to the care team. Click any line to jump back and edit.
You're in.
Your intake has been routed to the care team. A wellness coach will reach out within one business day to schedule a brief intro call and recommend a path forward — at no cost to you. If you and your coach decide the Medical Track is right for you, the next steps will be explained then.