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The Process

Here is how you can start saving:




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Our team is here to help process your order!
  • Prepare a list of all medications including the name of the medication, milligrams, and how many times a day you take each one.​
  • ​Call for your complimentary consultation. Additionally, you may submit the list to our office with your name, phone number, fax if available and email address. We will prepare a quote with all of the pricing and return it to you either by fax, email, regular mail, or you are welcome to come to our office.
  • ​Once you review the quote and are ready to order you will need to secure a prescription from your Doctor for each medication you want to order. The optimum prescription should be written for a three month supply with three refills. This will allow you to place refills for up to one year from the date the prescription was written.
  • ​Once you have secured your prescriptions you can personally bring them to our office, mail them via regular mail or email them. Depending on the medication you could also have your Doctor’s office fax them to us. You will also need to fill out a Patient Profile form. The Medical Profile form contains basic personal information about yourself as well as shipping address and how you will be paying for the order. (ex. Cashier's check/Check) 
  • ​Once we have all of the necessary paperwork we can then process your order and all medications will be mailed directly to your home, office, or a P.O. Box via the United States Postal Service per your instructions. If you plan on travelling we will be happy to mail them to another designated address as long as the address is in the United States. 
  • ​​​Please keep in mind you must allow at least THREE (3) WEEKS for delivery. Please make sure you have enough medication while waiting for your initial order to come in.

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