Online care. Your schedule.
RULE Longevity care happens online. You choose a program, complete a secure online visit, and a licensed provider decides whether a prescription is right for you.
Choose your program
Weight, performance, longevity, men's and women's health, sexual wellness or skin, with every price shown up front.
Complete an online visit
Answer a secure health questionnaire about your goals, history and medicines. Some states add a short video or phone visit.
A licensed provider reviews it
A provider licensed in your state decides whether a prescription is right for you, and may ask questions or suggest other care.
Delivered to your door
If prescribed, a licensed US pharmacy ships your medication in discreet packaging. Your care team is a message away.
What your provider reviews
- Your goals and symptoms
- Health history, including heart disease, cancer, clots and thyroid conditions
- Every medication, supplement and allergy
- Pregnancy, plans to conceive and breastfeeding
- Recent labs, if relevant
After you're approved
- A licensed US pharmacy prepares your prescription
- It ships in discreet packaging with tracking
- Message your care team anytime
- Check-ins keep your plan on track
- Cancel anytime before your next billing date
Visit questions
How does a RULE Longevity online visit work?
You pick a program, answer secure health questions online and pay at checkout. A licensed provider reviews your visit and decides whether a prescription is appropriate. If it is, a licensed US pharmacy ships your medication with a tracking link sent by email.
Is my online visit reviewed by a real licensed provider?
Yes. Every visit is reviewed by a licensed provider who is licensed in your state, not by software. The provider can ask follow-up questions, request records or decline a prescription if it is not right for you.
Do I need lab work before starting a program?
It depends on the program and your health history, and your provider decides. Some programs may need recent lab results or medical records before a provider can prescribe. If labs are needed, your provider will explain what to send.
What happens if the provider decides a program is not right for me?
No medication is prescribed or shipped, and the provider may suggest another option or recommend in-person care. If you cancel before a provider reviews your visit, you get a full refund. The decision is always based on your safety and health history.