
Weight loss
The number moves, and so does everything else.
Compounded tirzepatide with NAD+ and L-carnitine, when a clinician judges it right for you.
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Programs
Read the difficult parts
Physician-guided weight care with real GLP-1 medication when it is right for you, dosing personalized to how you actually respond, and a licensed clinician who stays with you the whole way.
The scale isn’t the best part.
That belt needs another hole.
You want to be in the picture.






Evaluation first
A licensed clinician decides. A prescription is never guaranteed in advance, and a no comes with a reason.
Licensed in your state
Your case goes to a provider who can legally treat you where you live, before anybody reviews it.
No insurance needed
Pricing is confirmed before you commit to anything. Nothing is charged to answer the questions.
Care, not a subscription
Follow-ups, dose changes and refills are handled as clinical events rather than a renewal you forgot about.
Your formula
Your formula pairs compounded tirzepatide with L-carnitine and NAD+ in a single weekly injection, prepared by a licensed pharmacy and dosed by a clinician who adjusts it to how you respond.

Compounded tirzepatide + L-carnitine + NAD+ · One injection · Dose varies
Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy and are not FDA-approved. They are prescribed only when a clinician determines they are appropriate for you, and a prescription is never guaranteed in advance of an evaluation.
I stopped negotiating with myself about food by ten in the morning.
The jeans at the back of the closet fit. I had kept them for eleven years.
My labs got reviewed by a physician who then changed the plan. Twice.
I get to the evening with something left in me now.
Individual results vary. Quotes are shared with patient consent.
The jeans at the back of the closet. The end of dressing to hide.
Recognising who is looking back, and not looking away first.
Getting to the evening with something still left in you.
Eating because you are hungry. Stopping because you are not.
Photographs are of models and are for illustration only. They do not depict Revani patients or treatment outcomes.
What could change
Move the slider to your weight today. The figure is what people on tirzepatide 15 mg averaged in the SURMOUNT-1 trial, so it is a real result from real medicine rather than a marketing promise.
At 72 weeks, the trial average would be
48lbs
230 lbs 182 lbs
Trial average, 20.9%More conservative, 15%
Illustrative only, and not a prediction or a guarantee for you. Mean total body weight reduction was 20.9% on tirzepatide 15 mg at 72 weeks in SURMOUNT-1 (Jastreboff et al., New England Journal of Medicine, 2022); a 15% response is also common, which would be about 35 lbs here. Individual results vary with starting weight, health history, dose, tolerability and adherence. Treatment requires an evaluation and is not always appropriate.
The full practice
The same clinicians treat what weight is usually tangled up with. If something else turns out to be the real problem, you are already in the right place.

Weight loss
The number moves, and so does everything else.
Compounded tirzepatide with NAD+ and L-carnitine, when a clinician judges it right for you.
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Testosterone
Energy that turns up before you need it.
Morning testosterone, measured twice. Treatment only on a confirmed diagnosis.
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Women's hormones
Sleep through the night again.
Often a clinical diagnosis rather than a lab result. Risk is weighed before anything is prescribed.
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Sexual health
Confidence you do not have to manage.
Often a vascular or hormonal signal worth understanding. Nitrates are a hard contraindication.
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Hair
Keep what you still have.
Pattern, duration and timing. Earlier treatment preserves more than later treatment recovers.
ExploreNot sure which one you need?
Answer a few questions and a licensed clinician will tell you which of these actually fits, or that none of them does.
Start with a few questionsHow it works
The process is short because the questions are sharp, not because the review is thin.

A few minutes, and the questions branch as you answer. A form that asks everyone the same thing is not an evaluation.
Not a queue and not an approval bot. Labs get ordered when they would change the decision, and skipped when they would not.
Started low and titrated deliberately, with the reasoning written into your medical record. If it is prescribed, it ships to your door.
Check-ins, dose adjustments and the question of whether to continue at all. Staying on a medication is a clinical decision too.
And if you are not a candidate, you will be told that, and told why. What a consultation involves
What you get
Confirmed after your evaluation, in writing, before you commit to anything.
The figure depends on whether medication is prescribed and which one, so quoting it before a clinician has read your case would be a guess. Answering the questions costs nothing, and no insurance is required at any point.
See if you qualifyCompounded medications are prepared by licensed U.S. pharmacies and are not FDA-approved. Your clinician will tell you whether what you are prescribed is FDA-approved or compounded.

The standard of care
Licensure is matched to your state before your case is reviewed, and the person who makes the call is the person accountable for it.
Why you were treated, or were not, is written into the medical record in the EHR. It is retrievable, and it is not marketing copy.
Revani Medical runs membership clinics. Revani Renew extends that same standard nationwide instead of inventing a looser one for the internet.
Straight answers
If yours is not here, a clinician will answer it during your consultation rather than after you have paid for something.
Safety and side effectsYes. Revani Renew is the national telehealth practice of Revani Medical. Care is delivered by licensed providers, and medication is prescribed only when it is clinically appropriate.
No, and anyone promising that in advance is not evaluating you. Your history, contraindications and clinical judgment decide. If it is not appropriate, we will say so and explain what is.
Compounded tirzepatide with NAD+ and L-carnitine, where a clinician judges that combination right for you. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed U.S. pharmacies and are not FDA-approved; your clinician will tell you plainly which category anything you are prescribed falls into.
Trial averages unfold over many months, and individual pace varies more than any chart suggests. Your clinician sets expectations against your own plan rather than a guaranteed timeline.
No. This practice is built for care from home. Revani Medical also operates membership clinics if in-person care turns out to be the better route for you.
No insurance is required. Pricing is confirmed after your evaluation, because it depends on whether medication is prescribed and which one. Nothing is charged to answer the questions.
You tell your clinician and you stop. Coming off a treatment is a clinical conversation, so you get one, including what to expect afterwards. There is no contract holding you in.
Then we will not prescribe. You will be told why, and pointed towards what would actually help, which may be in-person care. A no is still care.
A webpage cannot examine you.
A few minutes. Nothing is prescribed at this step and nothing is charged.