Your doctor prescribed the medication. Nobody told you what it steals from your body.

Three reasons. First, form matters. Walmart sells cyanocobalamin B12 at 500mcg. The clinical protocol for metformin induced B12 deficiency requires methylcobalamin at 1000 to 2000mcg. Walmart sells magnesium oxide at 4 percent bioavailability. The form that resolves leg cramps is magnesium glycinate at 80 percent absorption. Same mineral name, completely different clinical outcome. Second, dose matters. CoQ10 ubiquinol at 200mg (clinical) is not the same as ubiquinone at 50mg (retail). Third, monitoring. Each pack includes pharmacist consultation and check ins. That's not in any Walmart aisle.

Some can. That's why pharmacist consultation is included with every pack and why it is mandatory before starting the Blood Pressure Medication Support Pack (potassium dosing varies by medication class). Patients on ACE inhibitors or ARBs need different potassium dosing than patients on thiazide diuretics. Patients on potassium sparing diuretics (spironolactone) need zero additional potassium. Patients on insulin or sulfonylureas (glipizide) need blood glucose monitoring when starting chromium or alpha lipoic acid. Dr. Mike reviews your complete medication list before confirming each pack.

Primary care appointments average 12 minutes. Nutritional biochemistry rarely fits in that window. Your doctor's job is to prescribe the medication. The pharmacist's job is to manage what happens after. The American Diabetes Association added B12 monitoring guidance for metformin patients to their Standards of Medical Care in 2017. CoQ10 depletion by statins has been documented in the literature for decades. Dr. Mike coordinates with your physician on request, and most are supportive when asked.

90 day money back guarantee on every pack. No forms, no hassle, no restocking fee. The Statin Support Pack carries a specific muscle pain refund: if your muscle pain doesn't improve in 4 weeks, full refund. Dr. Mike stands behind every protocol.

No. Muscle protection, nerve protection, and electrolyte replacement are ongoing. Patients beginning supplementation mid treatment see measurable improvement in 60 to 90 days. The one exception is permanent nerve damage from late stage diabetic neuropathy or longstanding B12 deficiency, which is why starting earlier matters. Prevention is always easier than repair.

Each pack subscription includes monthly check ins with Dr. Mike or a Fairview clinical pharmacist. These are not scripted questionnaires. They are clinical conversations covering symptom tracking, dose optimization, lab review coordination with your physician, and any new symptoms that may be medication or supplement related. Conducted by phone or in store, 10 to 20 minutes. Free with subscription.

All 50 states. Free shipping on all medication support packs. Most packs ship within 1 to 2 business days. The Post-Antibiotic Recovery Pack ships within 24 hours because timing matters: every day without protection is a day of microbiome damage. FSA and HSA accepted on every pack.

Yes. No commitment, no cancellation fees, no phone calls required. Cancel from your account or by emailing Fairview. Your card stops being charged immediately. If you cancel after a charge, you can request a refund within 90 days.