Physician-guided wellness care online. Ask a licensed physician about B12, NAD+, L-Glutathione, Lipo-B, Sermorelin and more, prescribed if appropriate and shipped to your door.
Energy, sleep, focus, recovery and how your skin looks are all connected. Busy schedules, stress, aging and diet gaps can leave your body running low on what it depends on every day. Wellness Plus pairs physician oversight with wellness prescriptions that may help, when appropriate.
B12 plays a key role in turning food into energy and supporting normal nerve and brain function. Low levels can leave you tired and foggy.
NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every cell. It is involved in cellular energy and repair, and natural levels decline with age.
Rest is when your body rebuilds. Sermorelin affects your body’s own growth hormone signaling, which is tied to deep sleep and recovery.
L-Glutathione is often called the body’s master antioxidant, helping protect cells from everyday oxidative stress.
Wellness medications are not a substitute for sleep, nutrition, hydration and movement. They work best as part of a healthy routine your physician helps you build.
Choose one medication or combine a few. Every Wellness Plus request is reviewed by a licensed physician and, if prescribed, shipped from a licensed pharmacy with clear instructions.
Prescription required. Adults 18+ only. Prices shown are for the medication if prescribed. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Your physician decides which medication, if any, is right for you.
A closer look at the most requested Wellness Plus medications, what they do in the body and what to ask your physician.
Vitamin B12 helps your body make red blood cells, keep nerves healthy and turn food into usable energy. Many adults absorb less B12 with age, a plant-based diet, certain medications or digestive issues, which can show up as fatigue, brain fog and low mood.
A B12 injection delivers the vitamin into the muscle, bypassing the digestive tract. Patients often ask about B12 shots for increased energy, memory and cognitive support and a healthy metabolism.
Your questionnaire asks about prior B12 deficiency, anemia, gout, low potassium, polycythemia vera and Leber’s optic neuropathy.
NAD+ is a coenzyme your cells use to produce energy and repair DNA, and it activates sirtuins, proteins linked to aging and circadian rhythm. NAD+ levels naturally decline as we get older.
NAD+ injections are an at-home alternative to NAD+ IV drips, patches or nasal sprays. Patients ask about NAD+ therapy for energy and wellness, mental clarity and graceful aging. Your physician sets a dose and schedule that fits you.
Tried NAD+ before? Tell us whether you used an IV, patch, injection or nasal spray, and how comfortable you are self-injecting.
Glutathione is made naturally in your liver and helps neutralize free radicals, support detox pathways and recycle other antioxidants like vitamins C and E. Stress, sun, poor sleep and aging can all deplete it.
L-Glutathione injections are popular in skin-radiance routines and for overall antioxidant support. Many patients ask about pairing Glutathione with NAD+ as a healthy-aging routine.
Beauty from within: it complements your skincare, like our Royal Hive collection.
Sermorelin is a peptide that mimics growth hormone–releasing hormone (GHRH). Rather than adding hormone from outside, it encourages your pituitary gland to release your own growth hormone in a natural rhythm.
Patients ask about Sermorelin for muscle gain, fat loss, better sleep and recovery from workouts. Because it acts on the pituitary, your physician screens for active cancer, pituitary disease, intracranial tumors or lesions, untreated hypothyroidism and uncontrolled diabetes.
Pairs with training: strength training and protein-rich meals matter most.
Two Wellness Plus prescriptions are especially popular with patients on our GLP-1 weight loss programs.
Lipo-B combines B12 with lipotropic nutrients such as methionine, inositol and choline. Ask your physician whether it fits alongside a healthy diet, exercise, Sema or Tirzep.
Nausea is one of the most common side effects when starting or increasing a GLP-1 dose. Your physician may add Ondansetron 4 mg so you can stay comfortable and on track.
In your questionnaire you’ll select the wellness goals that matter most to you. Here’s how they line up with the Wellness Plus menu.
B12 · Lipo-B · NAD+
NAD+ · B12
NAD+ · B12
Sermorelin
Sermorelin
Lipo-B · Sermorelin
L-Glutathione · Sermorelin
NAD+ · L-Glutathione
Goals are discussion starters, not promises of results. Your physician recommends what, if anything, is appropriate for you.
Share your health history, current medications and wellness goals in a secure online form. It only takes a few minutes.
Choose a video visit, a phone call or an asynchronous review (fastest). A licensed physician reviews your answers.
If prescribed, your pharmacy prepares your medication and ships it in discreet packaging with supplies and instructions.
Wellness prescriptions work best alongside the basics your body runs on every day.
Why pick one goal when you can work on them all? The Complete Bundle brings weight loss, NAD+ and fuller-looking hair together in one order, one physician review and one simple price.
Want more? Add B12, L-Glutathione, Lipo-B, Sermorelin or Ondansetron at checkout.
Prescription required. Each medication is reviewed by a licensed physician. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Results vary.
Independent medical judgment is central to your care. Your treating clinician determines which options are appropriate for you.
SimpleFix providers are here when you need them and can easily be reached by texting you would like to speak with the provider. If you have questions regarding your medication, the physician is here, just let a team member know you would like to speak with the doctor.
Dr. Garner is board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and a Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. A Dallas native, he earned his undergraduate degree at Vanderbilt University and his medical degree at UT Southwestern Medical School, then completed residency training at Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
He joined Northlake OB/GYN in 2000. At SimpleFixRx, he serves as Head Medical Director, supporting the patient-first approach to prescription care.
Dr. Kurup’s professional background includes Family Practice and Sports Medicine, with a focus on weight management, aesthetics and regenerative medicine. His published clinical profile describes board certification in Family Practice and Sports Medicine and medical-director experience across integrated practices and weight-loss clinics.
He joins the physician team presented here to help patients explore care based on their individual needs. Your assigned clinician and available services depend on your location and program.
To reach the clinician reviewing your care, text (682) 245-2031 and ask to speak with your provider. This is not an emergency service; call 911 for a medical emergency.
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Wellness Plus offers an online consultation about selected prescription options, including B12, NAD+, L-Glutathione, Lipo-B, Sermorelin, Ondansetron and Ivermectin. The appropriate choice depends on your specific medical need, the evidence, risks and alternatives; it is not a promise of increased energy, better recovery or skin rejuvenation. Not every listed treatment is appropriate for every patient.
A clinician may consider vitamin B12 treatment when medically indicated, such as for certain deficiencies. Injections are not a guaranteed energy or weight-loss treatment. Your provider can assess whether testing, oral treatment or another approach is appropriate.
NAD+ is involved in normal cellular processes, but that does not establish that an NAD+ injection improves energy, cognition, skin appearance or longevity. Ask your clinician about the evidence, risks and alternatives for your specific reason for seeking treatment. Compounded NAD+ products are not FDA-approved.
Glutathione has normal roles in the body, but this does not establish that injections improve immunity, brighten skin or treat a medical condition. Discuss the proposed use, evidence and risks with your clinician. Compounded glutathione products are not FDA-approved.
Sermorelin is a peptide that affects growth-hormone signaling; it is not interchangeable with growth hormone. Its suitability and availability require individual review. Do not assume a compounded Sermorelin product is FDA-approved or proven to improve sleep, body composition or recovery.
Lipo-B is a name used for formulations that may contain a combination of ingredients, such as B12 with lipotropic nutrients. Ask for the exact ingredients, amounts, intended use and safety information for the proposed prescription. The name does not establish that it burns fat or improves energy, and a compounded formulation is not FDA-approved.
Ondansetron is a prescription medicine used for certain causes of nausea and vomiting, including nausea some patients feel when starting or increasing a GLP-1 dose. A clinician must decide whether it is appropriate and review interactions and risks. Do not use it to mask severe or persistent symptoms without medical assessment.
The route of administration depends on the exact prescription. If self-injection is prescribed, get instructions and training for the medication, concentration, syringe, dose, storage and sharps disposal from your clinician or pharmacist before using it. Do not guess a dose or reuse instructions from a different product.
FDA approval applies to a particular finished drug product, not to every formulation containing the same ingredient. Some products, such as Ondansetron and Ivermectin, are FDA-approved for specific uses; compounded products are not FDA-approved. Ask the provider and pharmacy to identify the approval status and intended use of your exact prescription.
There is no single combination that guarantees every benefit. You may ask about The Complete Bundle, which pairs NAD+, Sema and DENSE in one $499 order, but each component must be appropriate for you individually. Your provider should explain the evidence, risks, interactions and alternatives before any medication is prescribed.
Your provider determines the evaluation and follow-up you need based on your health history, treatment and the requirements where you are located. A live video or phone visit, testing or an in-person exam may be required. Completing a questionnaire or making a payment does not guarantee a prescription. Text (682) 245-2031 to reach our team or ask to speak with your provider.
Visit our FAQ page for general questions. Text (682) 245-2031 to reach our team or request a conversation with your provider. For personal treatment advice, speak with your prescribing clinician rather than relying on general website information.
Wellness Plus medications require a prescription and are not right for everyone. Injections may cause redness, swelling, bruising or discomfort at the injection site, and some people experience flushing, nausea, headache or allergic reactions. Tell your physician about all conditions, medications and supplements, and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Stop use and seek care right away if you have signs of a serious allergic reaction, such as trouble breathing or swelling of the face or throat.
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