Weight loss · Weekly injection
A once-weekly GLP-1 medication prescribed by a U.S. licensed clinician who reviews your history first, with free Zofran included when prescribed for the days nausea still hits.
Starting at $159.99 per month
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I have tried every app and every diet and the thing that finally worked was not thinking about food all day. The noise just went quiet.Lauren P., Ogden, UtahGLP-1 Medication patient See if I qualify
You're not the exception
It's one of the most common health challenges in America, and more people are treating it than ever.
That's roughly 4 in 10 adults.1
GLP-1 medications are now one of the most common ways people treat their weight.2
That's why your visit is free and you're never charged unless a clinician approves you.2
How GLP-1s work
GLP-1 medication acts on the hormone pathways that regulate appetite and blood sugar. Alongside a reduced-calorie plan, it can help you:
See if I qualifyWhat your plan includes
If a clinician approves you, here's what's included.
A once-weekly injection, dosed by your clinician and adjusted over time. Comes with the option of B12 or glycine, based on your goals.
Ondansetron for the rough days, at no extra charge when prescribed.
Injection supplies, a step-by-step dosing schedule, and your care team on message any time.
Why nausea happens
GLP-1 medication slows digestion. That's part of why you feel full sooner and stay full longer, and it's also why nausea is the most common side effect, especially early on.
It usually improves over time as your body adjusts and your dose is stepped up slowly. Until then, it's the reason a lot of people never start, or quit in the first few weeks.
So we plan for it. Your clinician can adjust your dose, and free Zofran, a prescription anti-nausea medication, is included when it's prescribed.
What to expect
Every plan is set by your clinician, but here's how a typical start looks.
Why Blackout Medical
| Blackout | Clinic visit | Other telehealth | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free online visit | ✓ | × | ? |
| No charge unless approved | ✓ | × | ? |
| Free Zofran for nausea | ✓ | × | ? |
| No waiting room | ✓ | × | ✓ |
| HSA/FSA eligible | ✓ | ? | ? |
| Message your care team any time | ✓ | × | ? |
Real clinicians, real care
Every treatment plan is reviewed and prescribed by a U.S. licensed clinician.
Leads the physician team behind every Blackout Medical treatment plan.
GLP-1 reviews
“I have tried every app and every diet and the thing that finally worked was not thinking about food all day. The noise just went quiet. When the nausea hit in week two they adjusted my dose instead of telling me to push through it.”
“Did the whole visit in my truck on my lunch break. A real clinician came back with a question about my blood pressure medication before approving anything, which is honestly why I trusted it. Shows up in the same box every month now.”
How it works
You answer the questions once and a clinician takes it from there. No charge unless a clinician approves your treatment.
The online visit costs nothing. You only pay if a clinician approves treatment for you. HSA/FSA eligible, with financing available at checkout.
See if I qualifyFAQ
GLP-1 medication acts on the hormone pathways that regulate appetite and blood sugar. Most patients feel fuller sooner and stay full longer, which makes a reduced-calorie plan far easier to keep.
Zofran (ondansetron) is a prescription medication used to prevent and treat nausea. If your clinician decides it's appropriate for you, it's included with your GLP-1 at no extra charge.
Most visits are completed through the online questionnaire. Some states require a brief video or phone consultation, and your clinician will let you know if that applies to you.
Yes. Blackout Medical treatments are HSA/FSA eligible. Financing is also available at checkout.
Based on your answers, GLP-1 treatment through our online program may not be appropriate for you. Your safety comes first, and you won't be charged anything.
We'd recommend talking with your own doctor about weight loss options that suit your health history. If anything changes, you're welcome to take the quiz again.