How We Evaluated Citizen Meds
We focused on six areas. First, GLP-1 pricing for Semaglutide and Tirzepatide across month based titration steps and whether kits include supplies. Second, intake steps including the medical form, picture ID requirement, and clinician review language. Third, eligibility statements such as a minimum BMI and common contraindications that are collected in the form. Fourth, pharmacy processing language and how it interacts with shipping selection at checkout. Fifth, the refund policy and where it applies. Sixth, the presence of longevity injections that are part of our frozen list and the appearance of any items outside that list which we flag but do not score.
Pricing and product details were captured from the GLP-1 category pages and individual product listings for multiple months and doses, including Semaglutide Month 1 through maintenance and Tirzepatide Month 1 through Month 6. Intake and oversight details came from the medical form and product sections that describe physician contact windows, ID upload, and dosing schedules provided with the kit. Fulfillment language was taken from the shipping and delivery page along with item specific shipping notes on GLP-1 listings. Refund terms were taken from the refund policy page. For longevity, we confirmed NAD plus Injection, L Carnitine Injection, Glutathione Injection, and Vitamin B12 in Methylcobalamin form. Non canonical items such as Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Zinc, and L Arginine were recorded but excluded from scoring.
- Dose linked GLP-1 pricing posted from $125 Semaglutide Month 1 and $185 Tirzepatide Month 1
- Picture ID upload and clinician review before fulfillment
- Pharmacy processing window before shipment plus two day and overnight options on GLP-1 kits
- Refunds issued automatically when a physician does not approve an order




