Start with your goal, not a product list.

Yes. Your request opens a consultation rather than a prescription. A clinician reviews what you have asked about, then decides whether care with MECCA is appropriate and what that care should be.

No. Pricing is released with your approved plan, once a clinician has decided the therapy is appropriate for you. We do not publish patient pricing on this page or anywhere else on the site.

No. A request is a starting point for a clinical conversation. Your clinician may approve it, adjust it, or decline it — and will explain the reasoning either way.

Often, yes. What you receive reflects your goals, health history, current medications and relevant testing — not the list you arrived with.

A licensed pharmacy partner prepares and dispenses approved therapy and ships directly to the patient, or prepares it for clinic pickup where cold-chain handling requires it.

Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved as finished products. They are prepared by state-licensed compounding pharmacies for an individual patient on a prescription. We tell you when a therapy is compounded and what that means.

Yes. Add as many as you would like to discuss. Your clinician reviews them together, because interactions and sequencing matter more than any single item.

Choose "I want MECCA to recommend the appropriate options" in the treatment request. Describe your goals and history, and let the clinical judgment come first.