Overview
Use this article to check the state-by-state availability for ZipHealth US medications, understand why certain treatments are restricted in specific regions, and learn how state regulations impact telehealth prescriptions and delivery.
Use this article when you want to:
Check whether your specific medication is available in your state.
Review availability for Weight Loss, Compounded Liraglutide with B12, Generic ED, and Compounded ED treatments.
Understand rules regarding temporary shipping, moving states, and rerouting orders.
State Availability by Medication
Medication availability varies across the United States due to state telehealth laws, compounding regulations, and pharmacy shipping requirements.
Weight Loss Medications (Brand-Name & Compounded Liraglutide With B12)
Brand-name weight loss medications — Wegovy® (semaglutide), Zepbound® (tirzepatide), and Foundayo™ (orforglipron) — as well as Compounded Liraglutide with B12, are currently available to eligible patients in the following 19 states:
Alaska
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Illinois
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Montana
Nebraska
New York
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Note: Some states may require a brief audio/video consultation (AVC) with a ZipHealth prescriber prior to prescription approval.
Important Restriction: Formulations containing B12, such as Compounded Liraglutide with B12, cannot be dispensed or shipped to California or North Carolina.
Generic ED & Standard Medications
Generic Erectile Dysfunction (ED) and standard non-compounded medications are available nationwide, except in the following 5 states:
Arkansas
Delaware
Mississippi
North Dakota
South Carolina
Compounded ED Medications
Compounded ED medications are available in 42 states and jurisdictions, but are strictly unavailable in the following 9 states:
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Indiana
Iowa
Mississippi
North Carolina
North Dakota
South Carolina
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Does State Matter So Much When It Comes to Medication Availability?
Telehealth laws, state medical board guidelines, and pharmacy compounding regulations vary significantly across state lines. These laws determine where ZipHealth clinicians can prescribe specific medications and where ZipHealth's fulfillment pharmacies are licensed to ship.
Does Living in a Supported State Guarantee Prescription Approval?
No. Residing in an eligible state allows you to apply for care, but a licensed ZipHealth healthcare provider must review your medical history and consultation to ensure treatment is safe and clinically appropriate for you.
If I Move to a New State, Can I Continue My ZipHealth Treatment?
You can only continue treatment if your new state of residence is supported for your specific medication. Updating your address to a new state may require a new clinical review and consultation.
Can I Temporarily Ship My ZipHealth Medication to an Unsupported State?
No. Your ZipHealth medication can only be shipped directly to a physical address within a supported state where you are legally eligible to receive care. This rule applies to new orders, refill shipments, replacement packages, and orders attempted to be rerouted in transit.
Need Further Support?
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