Celia Rx review

Celia Rx is a longevity and weight-care shop run by Celia Health that sells prescription products one package at a time. For GLP-1s it lists two compounded semaglutide with B12 vials, two compounded tirzepatide with B12 vials, and two strengths of a tirzepatide orally disintegrating tablet. Each carries a single package price in the shop. Only some cards say how long a package lasts: one tirzepatide vial is marked as roughly a two-month supply, and the others give no length at all. Without that, a package price can't become a monthly cost, so none appears here. The compounded tirzepatide guide explains the drug.

How long a vial lasts also depends on your dose, so the same vial covers fewer weeks once you move up. Before you buy, ask how many weeks your vial will last at the dose you expect in month three, then divide the package price by that. The compounded tirzepatide cost guide shows what monthly plans elsewhere charge. Metformin extended-release tablets are sold the same way, by the package; using metformin for healthy aging is off-label, so that is a conversation for the prescriber.

The order of steps matters here. You pay at checkout first, then complete a live video visit with a licensed provider from Qualiphy, an independent telehealth group Celia names. If the provider doesn't approve the product, the order is canceled and fully refunded. If it is approved, Partell Pharmacy, a 503A compounding pharmacy Celia says it works with exclusively, prepares the order in about two to five business days and ships it, cold-packed where needed. Once a prescription is dispensed or shipped, the sale is final. An optional nurse consultation is available before checkout for a separate fee.

State coverage is hard to read. One page says its telehealth network serves every state except Mississippi and Alabama. The same page says no compounded products go to Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina or Virginia. A product page says it ships to all 50 states, and the FAQ says the pharmacy is licensed in 49. Confirm your state before you pay, since payment comes first. The brand name also shifts across the site, and no street address is published. Beyond GLP-1s it sells sermorelin, NAD+, PT-141 and vitamin injections. Compare it on the compounded tirzepatide lineup, or read whether compounded tirzepatide is safe.