Metformin, read against your metabolic panel.

Illustration only. Actual medication may vary.

How the order works
  1. Add to cart
  2. Panel & visit
  3. Physician review
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Longevity · Capsule · Prescription

Metformin, read against your metabolic panel.

Used in blood sugar and metabolic care. Prescribed after a full panel and physician review.

Used for* Blood sugar and metabolic care
$1.89 per dose

Priced after your physician visit. You are not charged until your protocol is approved.

Add it now, pay after your visit.A eūvita physician reviews your panel and confirms this is right for you. You are not charged, and nothing ships, until that happens.

  • HSA / FSA eligible
  • No charge until your visit
The molecule

What Metformin is.

Metformin is used in blood sugar and metabolic care. It reduces glucose production in the liver and improves how your tissue responds to insulin.

Use outside its approved indication is off-label. Your physician will explain what that means for you before you start.

Benefits
Prescribed by a physician after your panel, within its approved use
Your B12 and kidney function are monitored as part of the protocol, rather than left to you to track
Reviewed against your own markers on a cadence, not continued by default
The path

How it works.

Three steps. Everything after that is adjustment.

1

Complete your panel

Book your draw at a lab near you. We look at 70+ biomarkers across five systems, not one line at a time.

2

Meet your physician

A licensed physician reads your results with you and decides whether this is right for you, and at what dose.

3

Start your protocol

Your protocol ships. Your markers are re-read so it can be adjusted rather than refilled by default.

Who this is for

This might sound familiar.

  • You want your metabolic panel read before anything is added.

  • You want the monitoring handled rather than left to you to remember.

  • You would rather it were reviewed on a schedule than continued by default.

Not sure whether this is the right place to start?Talk to our care team
Eligibility

Who a physician can prescribe this to.

A licensed physician confirms every line before anything is prescribed. Adding this to your cart does not start a prescription.

Requirements
Completed eūvita panel including fasting glucose, insulin, and HbA1c
Physician review completed
Kidney function reviewed before prescribing
Physician discusses B12 monitoring
Not for use with significant kidney impairment or during pregnancy without specific evaluation
Additional qualifications may apply
The process

Where your journey starts.

Every eūvita protocol begins with your bloodwork and a physician who reads it with you. The four steps below run behind every eūvita membership.

  1. Know your baseline

    Your comprehensive panel, read by a physician who has your history in front of them

  2. Build your blueprint

    A protocol set from your own results, not the starting point everyone gets

  3. Live your plan

    With whole health membership, your physician, dietitian and certified coach all work from that same panel

  4. Keep it current

    Your markers re-read and the plan adjusted, rather than refilled by default

Whole health membership

The medication works better inside a plan.

A prescription on its own is one input. Whole health membership is what surrounds it: quarterly physician visits, always-on chat, your panel re-drawn twice a year, and a registered dietitian and certified trainer working from those same results.

It is $499 a month on a three month minimum, and your eūvita Core initiation rolls into your first month if you join at your visit.

What membership adds
Physician visit every quarter, plus always-on chat
Your panel re-drawn and re-read twice a year
Registered dietitian session monthly, plus chat
Fitness session monthly with a certified trainer
SleepOS™ optimization review every quarter
20% off protocol medications
Questions

Have questions? We have answers.

Long-term metformin use is associated with reduced B12 absorption. Your panel includes B12 at baseline and at each retest for that reason.

Metformin is FDA-approved, but not for this use. Prescribing an approved medication outside its labelled indication is legal and common in medicine. It is a decision your physician makes, and one they will explain to you before you start.

Yes, before starting and at retest. Kidney function is the main determinant of whether metformin is appropriate.

GI effects are common at first and often settle. Your physician will discuss dosing approaches that reduce them.

Start with your baseline.

Your panel and your physician visit come first. Everything else follows from what they show.

  • Not sure this is right for you?

    Talk it through with the care team before you order anything.

    Talk to our care team
  • Want the panel first?

    eūvita Core is your first panel and the physician visit that reads it with you.

    Start with eūvita Core
  • Already hold recent labs?

    Bring them to your visit and your physician will say what still needs drawing.

    See lab testing