Requesting a Medication Refill

To avoid running out of your injectable medication, please follow the steps and timing guidelines below.Because of new national pharmacy regulations, refills must be requested earlier than before.

Please submit your refill request when you take your second-to-last dose.
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Important Update About Injectable Medications

Important Update About Injectable Medications

New nationwide regulations no longer allow clinics to dispense medications in single-use syringes.


This change applies to all clinics — not just Revive.

If any clinic continues dispensing prefilled syringes, they will soon be required to stop and may face penalties.

What This Means for Your Refills

Your medication will now be:
Your medication will now be:
This ensures sterility, flexibility in dosing, and long-term consistency.

Why You Must Order Early

Pharmacy partners currently estimate:

Always request your refill at your second-to-last dose

Because Revive does not control pharmacy timelines:
(For weekly injections: this is usually your Week 3 dose.) This prevents gaps in treatment.

How to Request a Refill (Step-by-Step)

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Submit your refill request

Select home delivery or office pickup.
If shipped to your home:

Carefully enter your shipping address.

Once the pharmacy receives the order, the address cannot be changed.

Receive and pay your invoice

We will send you an online invoice.

Once paid and approved, we will place your order with the pharmacy.
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Telehealth visit (if required)

If it has been more than 90 days since your last provider visit:
A telehealth appointment is required for refill approval.
This ensures safety and compliance with medical guidelines.
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Your medication is shipped

Once the pharmacy ships your medication:
Your planning and early refill submission help ensure you never run out.

Helpful Tips for Smooth Refills

Why Vials Improve Your Treatment

This change enhances both safety and flexibility in your care.

We’re Here to Help

If you have any questions about:
This change enhances both safety and flexibility in your care.