A short card for a call or a room visit.
Keep these questions beside you.
Copy the questions that matter to you, or print this page from your browser. Leave room beside each one for the answer. Ask for a written follow-up if the conversation moves too fast.
Ask about the people and product
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Who will make the prescribing decision?
Get the clinician’s full name, then ask which state record lets you check it.
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What is the full medicine name?
Ask which pharmacy will fill and send it.
Ask about the visit plan
The blood contains IGF-1, a substance that helps cells grow.
As of September 28, 2026, the official tesamorelin instructions call for blood sugar checks before care starts and repeat checks during treatment. They also call for blood tests to measure IGF-1 during treatment.
The instructions warn that the long-term effects of IGF-1 staying high are unknown.
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Is that blood test result too high, and what does it mean for my care?
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Who arranges tests and explains the results?
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How do I reach the clinician between visits?
Ask about the bill
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What is included in the quote?
List the medicine, visits, tests, delivery and any ongoing fee.
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What would I still owe if treatment does not start?
Close the conversation clearly
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Can I have the reason, plan and costs in writing?
Mark anything that still needs an answer before making a choice.