Switching to telos rx for sermorelin does not require leaving anything behind unfinished. You complete a new intake, a licensed provider reviews your current history and any prior treatment, and your new plan starts once approved. There is no coordination needed between telos rx and your previous provider.
Bring your history, not your paperwork. Mention your current provider, dose, and how long you have been on sermorelin during the intake. A telos rx provider reviews that information and builds a new plan from it. Approval depends on their review and is not guaranteed.
Start your intake →Why people switch providers
People switch for practical reasons more often than medical ones. A previous provider may be slow to respond, pricing may not have been clear upfront, or the process may have required appointments that were hard to schedule around a busy week.
Some people switch because they were using an unregulated source rather than a licensed provider at all, and they want the oversight that comes with a US-licensed telehealth service. That is a reasonable and common reason to make a change.
Whatever the reason, telos rx does not need it explained in detail. A provider reviewing your intake cares about your health history and current use, not why you left a previous arrangement.
Cost comparisons are another common driver. Some patients discover partway through treatment that their previous arrangement had unclear fees or shipping charges that were not obvious at the start. Comparing plans directly, side by side, before committing again is a reasonable step to take.
If your reason for switching involves a concern about how a previous provider operated, mention that plainly during intake. It does not change your eligibility, but it can help your new provider understand any gaps in your recent care.
What to bring to your new intake
The telos rx sermorelin intake asks about current medications and treatment history, so have the basics ready. Your approximate dose, how long you have been using sermorelin, and how you have tolerated it are the most useful details.
You do not need formal records to switch. If you have them, mentioning key details helps your provider build context faster, but a clear written summary in your own words is enough for most cases.
If you experienced any side effects with a previous source, say so plainly. That is exactly the kind of detail a provider needs before deciding on your new plan and starting dose.
It also helps to note where your previous sermorelin came from, whether that was a licensed telehealth provider, a local clinic, or another source entirely. A provider is not judging that history, only using it to understand your current situation more fully.
Have your intake ready before you sit down to complete it. Gathering the basics first, rather than trying to recall them mid-form, makes the five-minute intake go more smoothly and reduces back-and-forth messaging afterward. Start your intake once you have those details in mind.
How review works when you are already on treatment
A telos rx provider treats an existing sermorelin user the same way as anyone else: with an individual review, not an automatic continuation. Being on treatment elsewhere does not guarantee approval here.
Your provider may keep your current approach similar, or they may recommend a different plan based on your history and goals. Any change is subject to medical approval by a licensed provider, and it is a clinical decision rather than a formality.
Review is asynchronous and often completed within hours. You do not need to wait for a scheduled call to hear back, and you can message your care team with any follow-up questions once you are enrolled.
Handling the gap between providers
If you are actively switching, there may be a short window where your old supply runs out before your new plan arrives. Do not extend your old dosing schedule or stretch supply to bridge the gap on your own.
Message your new care team about timing before you switch, rather than after. telos rx includes free 2-day shipping once your plan is approved, which shortens the window considerably compared to slower options.
If you are unsure how to handle a supply gap, that is a fair thing to ask your provider directly during review rather than guessing on your own.
Some patients time their switch around when their current supply is expected to run low, submitting a new intake with a couple of weeks of buffer remaining. That approach tends to produce the smoothest transition, since it gives review and shipping time to complete before anything runs out.
If your situation is urgent, say so during intake. A provider cannot promise faster review, but flagging urgency helps them understand the context of your case. The asynchronous process at telos rx is generally faster than scheduling a new appointment elsewhere.
Key takeaway: Switching providers means a fresh intake and a fresh review, not a transfer of paperwork. Mention your history clearly and let a licensed provider decide your new plan.
What changes and what does not
Your plan with telos rx starts from your current situation, not your previous provider's notes. Pricing, shipping, and communication will follow telos rx's structure, which includes unlimited care-team messaging and quarterly labs as part of your plan.
What typically does not change immediately is your general approach to sermorelin, unless your new provider has a specific reason to adjust it. Continuity is common, but it is decided fresh each time, not assumed.
Sermorelin through telos rx starts as low as $125 per month, and pricing is shown clearly during intake so you can compare it against what you were paying before you switch.
If you are also considering other peptides
Some people switching providers use the moment to ask about other options they have read about, such as BPC-157 or the NAD+ nasal spray. Mention that interest during your intake if it applies to you.
A provider can only speak to what is appropriate for your situation, and that includes whether combining peptides makes sense for you at all. Do not assume any two products are safe to combine without asking first.
There is no obligation to add anything else. Many patients switch for sermorelin alone and stay with a single, focused plan.
Whatever you decide, the process starts in the same place for everyone. Complete the sermorelin intake and let a licensed provider tell you what fits your history, rather than assembling a plan from separate sources yourself.
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What your new provider will and will not ask
Expect straightforward questions about your general health, current medications, and how sermorelin has affected you so far. A provider is building a picture of you as a patient, not auditing a previous relationship.
They will not ask for a formal transfer document from your old provider, and there is no shared record system between separate telehealth companies. Each intake stands on its own, reviewed independently by whoever is looking at your case.
They also will not ask you to justify leaving a previous provider in detail. A brief mention is plenty. What matters to your new provider is what comes next, not what came before.
If you switched because a previous plan felt rushed or unclear, mention what specifically felt that way. It helps your new provider set expectations correctly from the start, and it may shape how they explain your plan to you going forward.
Keeping continuity of care
Continuity matters even when the company managing your care changes. Quarterly labs are one of the clearest ways to maintain it, since they give an objective record that travels with you regardless of which provider is reviewing your case.
If you have recent lab results from before your switch, mentioning them or having them available can help your new provider make a faster, better-informed decision about your plan.
Do not assume a new provider automatically has access to anything from your old arrangement. Telehealth companies generally do not share patient records with each other, so the responsibility for bringing relevant history along falls to you.
This is also a good moment to reconsider your goals. A fresh intake is a natural point to revisit why you started sermorelin in the first place and whether your plan should reflect anything that has changed since then.
If your goals have shifted, tell your new provider plainly. Someone who started sermorelin for one reason a year ago may find their priorities have changed since then. A plan built around outdated goals is less useful than one built around where you are now.
None of this needs to happen before you switch. It is simply useful to think through. Your first message exchange with a new care team is a good opportunity to set the tone for how your plan evolves from that point forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need records from my previous provider to switch?
No. A clear written summary of your current dose and how long you have been treated is usually enough. Formal records help but are not required to complete an intake with telos rx.
Will my dose automatically carry over?
Not automatically. A telos rx provider reviews your history and decides on a plan for you, which may look similar to your previous approach or may be adjusted based on their assessment.
How do I avoid a supply gap when switching?
Message your new care team about timing before your old supply runs out. Free 2-day shipping once approved shortens the gap, but planning ahead avoids relying on it.
Can I switch if I was using an unregulated source before?
Yes. Tell your provider honestly what you were using. That information helps them make a safe recommendation, and it does not disqualify you from being reviewed for a new plan.
Is switching more expensive than staying with my current provider?
Not necessarily. Sermorelin through telos rx starts as low as $125 per month, and pricing is shown clearly during intake so you can compare it directly before committing to anything.
Can I ask about other peptides while switching?
Yes. Mention any interest in other options during your intake. A provider will tell you what is appropriate for your history, and nothing beyond sermorelin is ever required.
telos rx is LegitScript-certified. Sermorelin is compounded and not FDA-approved, and it is prepared by partner compounding pharmacies in the United States. This article is general information, not medical advice, and does not replace guidance from your own provider. Care is subject to medical approval by a licensed provider, and approval is not guaranteed. Individual results vary. telos rx operates as an online-first, asynchronous telehealth service.
For general background on growth hormone-releasing peptides, see the NIH-indexed review of GH-IGF1 axis peptides. For how compounded medication is regulated in the United States, see the FDA overview of drug compounding.
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