For a provider like Medvi, the legitimacy question is settled by fourteen thousand public reviews. Sprout doesn't have that dataset - its Trustpilot profile holds 188 reviews at a 4.1 average - so the honest audit runs on three other tests: does the clinical process have a real gate, do the published prices survive contact with the checkout page, and do the reviews that DO exist describe a functioning operation or a mailbox company?
Sprout passes the first test the way every legitimate telehealth provider does: an online medical intake reviewed by a licensed provider who decides whether GLP-1 treatment is appropriate. Prescription medication only - there's no "skip the doctor" path, which is exactly what you want to see. If prescribed, the medication ships within 2 days of approval.
