EverFit Medical vs MyFastRx

Strengths

• +Named owner publicly disclosed (Carrie Zatelli) — uncommon in this segment
• +Physical clinic address published (Macedonia, Ohio)
• +Direct phone and email published for human contact
• +Hybrid model: Ohio in-person clinic for body scans and red-light therapy plus 50-state telehealth
• +Plan includes evaluation, treatment plan, medication when appropriate, and optional nutrition coaching

Where it loses points

• –Conflicting scope: hero claims all 50 states, but footer says services are Ohio-only — the 50-state track runs through partner group Dr Telx
• –Pricing not published — gated behind a phone assessment
• –Owner's clinical credentials (PA, RN, MD?) not stated
• –Telehealth patients are treated by partner group Dr Telx, not EverFit itself — relationship isn't fully transparent
• –No LegitScript or NABP .pharmacy seal displayed

Strengths

• +Aggressive 12-month bundle pricing — $99/mo semaglutide, $149/mo tirzepatide
• +LegitScript certified
• +All doses priced the same — no cost escalation as you titrate up
• +First-month promo discount lowers the trial barrier

Where it loses points

• –States served not disclosed — only 'multiple states' / 'licensed U.S. providers'
• –Corporate address and medical director not published
• –Pharmacy partner not named — only 'state-licensed pharmacies'
• –Cash-pay only — no insurance billing
• –Bundle savings require a large upfront commitment (12 months billed at once)