ReflexMD in Arizona
The Arizona read on ReflexMD — who fills the prescription and whether they hold a Arizona license, what the price buys, and what the reviews look like. Every claim below is computed from sourced records, not marketing copy. Verdict: Profile in progress.
The catch: its reviews look gamed and care is outsourced to a contract medical group and the company behind it is a rented mailbox — read the file before the price sells you.
The Arizona pharmacy-license check
We haven't yet run ReflexMD's partner pharmacies against the Arizonaboard's portal — absence of a record here means unverified, not unlicensed.
No profiled partner pharmacy on our record for ReflexMD yet — nothing we can verify stands behind the vial. The state's own lookup is the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy portal ↗.
Does it ship to Arizona?
Arizona is on ReflexMD's ship-to list on our record (50 states, last reviewed 2026-07-12).
What ReflexMD costs
| Medication | From | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Compounded semaglutide | $497/mo | monthly plan · compare all Arizona prices → |
Observed market pricing, snapshot 2026-07-20; the same list price applies in every state. Always confirm on the clinic's own checkout.
Quick answers
Is ReflexMD legit?
No verdict has been issued yet. This is a neutral factual record. ReflexMD (reflexmd.com, with a landing site at tryreflexinc.com) is a direct-to-consumer weight-loss telehealth brand operated by ReflexMD, Inc., a Delaware-law entity whose stated address is 2093 Philadelphia Pike, Unit/PMB #2388, Claymont, DE 19703 (a private-mailbox address per the BBB listing). It sells compounded semaglutide (advertised from $297), compounded tirzepatide (from $367), and injection-free '3-in-1 Weight Control Pills' (from $199) on a recurring membership that bundles the consultation, medication, and shipping, billed month-to-month or on 3- or 6-month plans. The company claims 75,000+ patients treated and advertises a 4.5 Trustpilot rating; its help center says its physician network covers every state and its marketing says 'Licensed nationwide,' though the Terms hedge that certain services 'are currently only available to individuals located in certain states.' No compounding pharmacy partner is named anywhere on the public site. BBB lists the business as started 03-28-2023 with a B+ rating, no accreditation, and 30 complaints on file; reviewer themes include continued billing after cancellation and medication arriving warm. The site's 'Telemedicine Policy' page hosts the Terms of Service of M&D Integrations, Inc. (mdintegrations.com), a white-label telehealth clinician-network vendor. No FDA action, government enforcement action, or lawsuit specific to ReflexMD was located as of the access date; independent news coverage was not located, and most search results about the brand are affiliate-style review blogs or advertorial content, which this record does not rely on for company facts. Parent company and founders are not disclosed on the company's own site.
Is ReflexMD's pharmacy licensed in Arizona?
No pharmacy on our record — nothing we can verify stands behind the vial yet.
Does ReflexMD ship to Arizona?
Arizona is on ReflexMD's ship-to list on our record (50 states, last reviewed 2026-07-12).
How much does ReflexMD cost?
Compounded semaglutide from $497/mo (monthly plan) — observed market pricing, snapshot 2026-07-20.
Keep reading
The full ReflexMD file →
Cheapest tirzepatide in Arizona, compared →
Cheapest semaglutide in Arizona, compared →
How we verify licenses and grade clinics →
ReflexMD in other states
How we review. License reads come from lookups we ran on the state board's own portal, each dated and linked. Prices are observed market pricing, refreshed on a regular sweep. We accept no payment, referral fees, or coupon arrangements from anyone we cover. Not medical advice. See the methodology.