A question list for the visit

Take the questions. Write the answers in your own words.

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Know the proposed care

What health problem are we checking?
Which exact medicine are you proposing? Will it be a shot, tablet or another form?
Why does this treatment fit my situation?
What other options could we discuss?
What could go wrong with this product for me?

Know who is responsible

Who assesses me and signs any prescription?
What licence, Arizona telehealth registration or other permission lets you treat me here? Which board can confirm it?
Which pharmacy prepares and sends the medicine?
Who can answer a question about the product label?

Know the bill and the next step

What is the total ongoing bill, with every separate charge?
What changes after an introductory offer?
What happens to charges if no medicine is prescribed?
How do renewals and cancellation work?
Who do I reach between visits, and how?
What would make us stop or change the care plan?

Keep these checks beside the answers

Medicines prepared to order lack approval by FDA, the US drug agency (Food and Drug Administration), as of September 26, 2026. ^[a]

An Arizona permit is needed for an out-of-state pharmacy to send medicines here, as of October 3, 2026. It also needs the licence or permit required where it operates. ^[b]

For a product made to order, add this question: why does my medical need call for it instead of an approved product? ^[c]

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