Eligibility · coming soon

Care is not open for enrollment.

This page describes planned eligibility criteria for when Launchpad is wired. Livozo is the marketing brand only. You cannot start a visit, enroll, or receive a prescription from this site today.

Baseline requirements

Who partner clinicians may review later.

Age Requirements

When care opens, you must be at least 18 years of age (or older, depending on specific state laws) to use the partner path. Pediatric or adolescent care is not planned.

Geographic Location

After Launchpad go-live, the clinical target is 50-state coverage via licensed partner clinicians. Louisiana blocks shipping of compounded GLP-1s. Care is not live in any state today. You must later be physically located in a state where the clinical partner operates and where their pharmacy network is licensed to ship.

Identity Verification

To prevent fraud and support safe prescribing later, a valid government-issued ID that matches the intake profile will be required before a clinical review can begin.

Program specific criteria

Clinical guidelines by pathway.

Beyond the baseline requirements, each treatment pathway has its own clinical inclusion and exclusion criteria based on established medical literature. None of this is a live offer today.

Launchpad listings

Semaglutide, tirzepatide, Micro GLP, NAD+, sermorelin, and B12 are the confirmed Launchpad live set — shown under a coming-soon posture. Partner clinicians review contraindications. Livozo does not prescribe, and Launchpad is not wired.

Education-only products

PT-141, glutathione, topical GHK-Cu, CJC, BPC, and similar research peptides are not start-care paths. There is no enrollment or prescribe path for those SKUs on this site.

Partner decides later

There is no qualify step to complete today. When Launchpad is wired, licensed partner clinicians decide; their pharmacy network decides whether to dispense.

If a future review is a no

We don't charge you for a “no.”

No charge until care is live

This site does not take payment for visits or medication. When partner billing exists, a clinician “no” is not meant to keep an intake charge.

Clinical Context

If a future clinician declines to prescribe, they typically provide the medical reasoning and advise follow-up with a primary care provider. That review is not available today.

Coming soon

Browse product pages for catalog context. Nothing here enrolls you or starts a visit.