AquaVita

September 2, 2026

1. 1. AquaVita is confirmed via its own homepage ('AquaVita: Weight Loss Medications Delivered to You') and sells compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide by telehealth in 5 states (AZ, CA, FL, NV, TX); it also runs a physical med spa in Lake Forest, CA per Google reviews shown on the homepage. Pricing is inconsistent between the marketing landing pages and the actual shop/product pages: the semaglutide landing page advertises a $375 first-month promo ($499 regular), while the shop's own product listing for 'Compounded Semaglutide – One month supply' prices it at $215, and a second semaglutide SKU is priced at $600 with no description of what differentiates it (likely a different dose or multi-month package, but the page text did not specify). Tirzepatide shop products are $320 and $900 respectively, again with no stated basis for the difference — could not reach further detail without an intake. The tirzepatide FAQ explicitly refers to medication supplied in a 'vial' ('Once you begin using a vial (after the lid is punctured), the medication expires in 28 days'), so tirzepatide form is recorded as injection-vial; no equivalent vial/pen language was found for semaglutide specifically. Refund policy: products are stated non-refundable except for damaged/missing/incorrect shipments (48-hour window); the /purchase-terms/ page contains a separate 24-hour appointment-cancellation clause, which is the only cancellation language found — no explicit subscription-cancellation clause was located.