question from a user
Do I have to pay $49 for a consultation for peptide therapy? Can I Use my FSA for that as well?
AlphaMD's Answer
Any consultation does require a payment to talk with a provider, though you can use " RedditAlphas" to get a discount from this AMA. We normally work more with traditional TRT, so if we can't meet your needs with peptides or find something that works, we can refund you after. I'll just make a note of this.
You should be able to enter your FSA as a payment form, others have had success. If it doesn't run, then you may need to pay for it & submit to the FSA for reimbursement.
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