The prescription you keep forgetting to renew.
Nobody's blood pressure goes uncontrolled because the tablet stopped working. It goes uncontrolled because the pharmacy was across town, the traffic was what it was, and three days without turned into three weeks. These plans arrive every 30 days whether you remember or not, and a doctor reads your numbers each cycle.
3 treatments, priced in the open.
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The three things that decide whether it works
Not the medicine. The medicine is the easy part and everyone has the same one.
Four steps, one of them is waiting
Six months from now arrives either way.
The only thing you get to decide is whether you spend them climbing the dose or thinking about climbing the dose. Here is the honest arithmetic on both.
Daily refills, asked and answered
One question from each treatment on this page. The rest are on the full FAQ.
All questionsYes, and most members on this plan did exactly that. Send a photo of your current pack and your recent readings; the doctor either continues it or explains why they would change it.
Often yes, and it is a common combination — but it is co-managed by one doctor who adjusts both, not two prescriptions running in parallel. Tell us at intake if you are already on diabetes medication.
Usually, yes, because the benefit accrues over years and disappears when you stop. Your doctor will say plainly whether your risk profile justifies it rather than defaulting to a prescription.
Your comeback starts with one consultation.
Three minutes of questions, read the same day by a doctor licensed here in Nigeria. If the answer is no, you pay nothing — and you will have spent less on finding out than you already have on thinking about it.
Takes ~3 min · No HMO needed · Cancel anytime