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Switching GLP-1 providers in 24 seconds: start with a plan

Start with a plan — cost is only one part of the decision. This short, silent checklist covers what to gather before you switch providers, how to share records securely, and what to confirm before you transfer.

  • 24 seconds
  • Silent — no audio
  • Switching checklist

24 seconds · Silent (no audio)

Transcript

This is a silent video. The transcript below reflects the on-screen text, in order.

  1. 1

    Start with a plan — cost is one part of the decision.

  2. 2
    Collect before you switch

    Gather a written quote, your refill timeline, and your records.

  3. 3
    Share records securely

    Share medical records only through secure, official channels.

  4. 4
    Confirm the terms

    Confirm the new provider review, fulfillment, and cancellation terms.

  5. 5
    Protect continuity

    Coordinate treatment continuity with your clinician to avoid a gap.

  6. 6
    Next step

    Prepare for the new provider review — a fresh review is required before any medication is prescribed.

Switch at your current dose

Current-dose matching is available when you switch to Surfbound. At the end of sign-up, add your current medication and prescribed dose in the doctor-notes field, and tell the provider whether you want to keep your current dose or discuss progressing. Your provider confirms the prescription and any dose change.

Start provider review

Treatment requires a licensed-provider review. Prescriptions are not guaranteed.

Keep reading

The full switching guideWhat to gather, how to avoid a gap, and what a new provider reviews.See Surfbound pricingFlat monthly pricing shown before the intake — no membership fee.GLP-1 pricing in 24 secondsWhat is included in the monthly price, and monthly vs prepaid.How to choose a providerA safety, cost, and transparency checklist to run before you pay.

Published by Surfbound Health as general information for people evaluating online treatment options. This video is not medical advice and is not a clinician endorsement. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. A prescription is not guaranteed — treatment is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate. Individual results vary.

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