Printable checklist

Questions that make vague offers concrete

Use these before sharing payment details or agreeing to a visit.

Guide, not a care service

Two faceless glass-like figures near floating conversation shapes in a calm neon room

About the product

  • What is the generic name, meaning the ingredient name such as semaglutide rather than the brand name?
  • Did the FDA approve this exact product?
  • Is it factory-made or compounded?
  • Why is this option being considered for me?
  • What is written on the package label?

About the person treating you

  • What is the full name of the doctor, nurse, or physician assistant?
  • What kind of Indiana licence do they hold?
  • Can I ask follow-up questions before a decision?
  • When would care in person make more sense?
  • What happens if the plan does not help?

About the pharmacy and price

  • Which pharmacy will make and send the medicine?
  • Can I check that pharmacy before paying?
  • What is included in the first payment?
  • What repeats each month?
  • Are tests, supplies, delivery, and follow-up billed apart?

Keep the answers

Save the visit summary, pharmacy name, medicine label, payment terms, and a simple note of what was said. Clear records make later questions much easier.

See the cost worksheet