Version 1.0 · Effective October 6, 2026
Medical Disclaimer and Site-Wide Disclosures
The approved disclosure copy blocks: medical disclaimer, compounded-medication statement, prescription-required lines.
On this page (11 sections)
- Block 1. Site footer disclosure
- Block 2. Medical Disclaimer (page copy)
- Block 3. Educational content disclaimer (Learning Center and eBooks)
- Block 4. Compounded-medication statement (site level)
- Block 5. Prescription-required sentence and program variants
- Block 6. Results and testimonial disclaimer; Review and Testimonial Policy
- Block 7. About and Contact legal block
- Block 8. States We Serve (page template)
- Block 9. AI assistant disclosure (one line)
- Block 10. Privacy and cookie banner (one line)
- Block 12. How the care team works (one paragraph)
Block 1. Site footer disclosure
Copy: full footer paragraph
Copy: short form (mobile footer, ad landing pages, email footers)
Optional lines for the pricing and checkout pages
- “WellPeps does not bill insurance, Medicare or Medicaid.”
- “Labs are billed separately and are not part of your monthly price.”
Block 2. Medical Disclaimer (page copy)
Page copy begins. Page title: Medical Disclaimer
Effective date: October 6, 2026 | Last updated: October 6, 2026 | Version 1.0
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This website is general information. Everything on wellpeps.com, including articles, guides, eBooks, videos, product pages, FAQs and the site assistant, is for general information and education. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Do not use it to decide whether to start, change or stop a medicine, or to delay getting care.
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Visiting this site does not make you a patient. Reading this site, chatting with the site assistant, or contacting WellPeps support does not create a clinician-patient relationship. That relationship begins only if an independent licensed clinician accepts you as a patient after reviewing your health information in the patient portal and you have agreed to the telehealth consent. A clinician may decline to treat you.
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This site is not for emergencies. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you are thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988. For a possible overdose or wrong dose, call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222. WellPeps support and the patient portal are not monitored for emergencies.
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What WellPeps is and is not. WellPeps, a Wyoming corporation (“WellPeps”), offers education, enrollment, customer support and other non-clinical services. WellPeps is not a medical provider, a doctor’s office or a pharmacy. WellPeps does not practice medicine, diagnose, prescribe, compound or dispense medication, and does not make treatment decisions.
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Who provides care. Medical care is provided by licensed clinicians of OSI Medical Services, P.A. (“the Practice”), an independent medical practice contracted with WellPeps and separate from it. Medications are prepared and shipped by independent state-licensed pharmacies. Read How WellPeps Works for details.
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A prescription is required and is not guaranteed. A licensed clinician decides whether a prescription is medically appropriate for you. Starting a plan does not guarantee a prescription. You are charged only when a clinician prescribes treatment. If your clinician does not prescribe, you are not charged.
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Compounded medications. Some prescriptions are compounded. A compounded medication is made by a state-licensed pharmacy for one patient, based on a clinician’s prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are sold. A compounded medication is not a generic version of an FDA-approved medicine, and you should not assume it is the same as, or can be swapped for, an FDA-approved medicine. Your clinician decides whether a compounded medication is right for you. WellPeps offers only compounded medications, not brand-name FDA-approved products. FDA-approved medicines may be available through another provider and pharmacy. Read the Compounded Medication Disclosure and Consent for more.
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Off-label use. Some medicines may be prescribed for a use that FDA has not approved. This is called “off-label” use. It is lawful when a clinician decides it is appropriate. Your clinician will tell you if it applies to you.
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Results vary. People respond to treatment differently. WellPeps does not guarantee any result. Reviews and stories on this site reflect individual experiences. See the Review and Testimonial Policy.
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Educational content and links. Our content may be out of date or may not apply to you. Links to other sites are for your convenience. We do not control those sites and do not endorse them.
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The site assistant is automated. It is not a person or a clinician. It can be wrong. Do not rely on it for medical decisions. See the AI Use Disclosure.
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Availability. Services are offered only in certain states, and some medications may not be available in your state. See States We Serve.
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Your part. Give your clinician complete and accurate information. Follow your prescription label and your clinician’s instructions. Tell your clinician about any side effect.
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Limits and changes. The Website Terms of Use explain limits of liability. We may update this page, so check the date above.
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Questions. Write to [email protected]. For medical questions, message your clinician in the patient portal at portal.wellpeps.com.
Page copy ends.
Block 3. Educational content disclaimer (Learning Center and eBooks)
Copy: article footer (short)
Copy: eBook front matter and last page (long)
Block 4. Compounded-medication statement (site level)
Copy: short form (product cards, ads, social)
Copy: standard form (program pages, quick view, footer link, checkout)
Long form
Link the standard form to the Compounded Medication Disclosure and Consent and, for weight loss, to the GLP-1 Medication Safety Information and Acknowledgment.
Block 5. Prescription-required sentence and program variants
Copy: standard sentence
Copy: very short (ad headlines, buttons’ small print)
Copy: wherever “free” appears (only for the online health questions)
Copy: Weight Loss
Copy: Sexual Wellness
Copy: Hair
Copy: Healthy Aging and Vitality
Copy: Hormone Optimization (waitlist only)
Block 6. Results and testimonial disclaimer; Review and Testimonial Policy
Copy: results disclaimer
Copy: testimonial disclaimer (next to any review, story or quote)
Copy: Review and Testimonial Policy (public page)
Effective date: October 6, 2026 | Last updated: October 6, 2026 | Version 1.0
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We want honest reviews. We welcome honest feedback from our patients and visitors, good and bad.
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No gag clauses. Nothing in our Website Terms of Use, Patient Terms of Service and Payment Agreement, or any other form we ask you to accept stops you, penalizes you or discourages you from posting an honest review or sharing your experience anywhere, including a negative one.
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We do not hide reviews because they are negative. We ask every patient the same way. We do not screen who gets asked, and we do not suppress or hide a review because of its rating. We may remove content that is unlawful, threatening or harassing, reveals someone else’s private information, is spam, or gives medical or dosing instructions. We apply these rules to positive and negative reviews alike.
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We do not buy good reviews. We do not pay for, or offer anything of value for, a positive review, or anything that depends on the rating or what you say. We do not offer incentives for reviews at this time.
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No fake reviews. We do not write, buy or generate fake reviews or testimonials, and we do not use artificial intelligence to create reviews. Employees, owners and their families do not post reviews of WellPeps unless the connection is clearly stated next to the review.
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No result numbers and no before-and-after photos. We do not publish weight-loss or other outcome numbers, and we do not publish before-and-after photos. A story shows one person’s experience. It does not show what you should expect.
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Creators, affiliates and influencers. People who promote WellPeps must have a written agreement, must clearly say they have a connection to WellPeps (for example “ad” or “paid partnership”) at the start of the post, and may use only claims we have approved. They must say that a prescription is required and not guaranteed, and they may not describe a compounded medication by a brand name.
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Your privacy. We do not publish your name, photo, health information or story without your written permission. Where the information comes from your care records, we also need a signed authorization. See the HIPAA Authorization Forms. You can withdraw your permission at any time by writing to [email protected], and we will stop using your story going forward.
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Reviews on other sites. We do not control reviews on other websites. We do not ask anyone to remove an honest review.
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Concerns. If you think a review or promotion of WellPeps is misleading, write to [email protected].
Block 7. About and Contact legal block
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Block 8. States We Serve (page template)
Copy: page introduction
Copy: who provides your care
Medical care. Every health assessment is reviewed by a state-licensed clinician of OSI Medical Services, P.A., 433 Plaza Real, Suite 275, Boca Raton, FL 33432, an independent medical practice contracted with WellPeps. Your clinician is licensed in the state where you are located and decides whether treatment is appropriate. WellPeps does not provide medical care.
Prescriptions. Prescriptions are filled and shipped by state-licensed pharmacies in the OSI / Scriptful Rx pharmacy network, 433 Plaza Real, Suite 275, Boca Raton, FL 33432. Each pharmacy ships only to states where it is licensed.
Where you are matters. You must be located in one of the 50 states when you complete your assessment and at every visit, and your medication ships to your address in that state.
Copy: state-specific notes
State | Note |
|---|---|
California | Oral weight-loss tablets (semaglutide and tirzepatide) are not available to California residents. Weekly injections may be. |
Alabama | You must be at least 19. |
Nebraska | You must be at least 19. |
Mississippi | You must be at least 21. |
Washington and Nevada | See our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy. |
Copy: age requirement
You must be at least 18 to use our services (19 in Alabama and Nebraska, 21 in Mississippi).