THE CLINIC · PATHWAY 01 & 02
Two pathways. One clinical philosophy.
GLP-1 medications have changed metabolic care for women in midlife and perimenopause. At JULES INC., they are prescribed with muscle, bone, and hormonal balance in mind, not just weight on a scale. Choose the pathway that fits your body and your goals.
PATHWAY 01
GLP-1 · Metabolic
Full-dose GLP‑1 therapy for women seeking support with metabolic health and weight management. Prescribed by independently licensed clinicians, with clinical monitoring and integrated guidance on strength, nutrition, and recovery throughout your protocol. Prescription options are determined by your licensed clinician.
GLP‑1 therapy. $249 every 4 weeks.
Best for women seeking a comprehensive GLP‑1 pathway for metabolic health, insulin sensitivity, or weight-management support.
Begin Metabolic Intake
PATHWAY 02
GLP-1 · Microdose
A gentler entry into GLP‑1 therapy. Low-dose protocols designed for women in perimenopause seeking a more gradual approach without the intensity of full-dose therapy. Prescription options are determined by your licensed clinician.
$179 every 4 weeks.
Best for women not seeking significant weight change who want to discuss a lower-dose GLP‑1 approach with a licensed clinician.
Begin Microdose Intake
The evidence is clear. If you are on a GLP‑1, resistance training is essential to preserve muscle and bone. That is built into how JULES INC. approaches every protocol.
Add the membership to a GLP‑1 protocol and you get strength classes built for midlife and perimenopause, one-on-one guidance on preserving lean mass, and a community of women navigating the same protocol. The medication is one part of the plan. The rest is what makes it work.
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OTHER PATHWAYS
JULES INC. does not diagnose, treat, or provide medical care directly. Clinical services are delivered by independently licensed providers contracted by JULES INC. All medications are prescribed based on individual clinical evaluation. Prescription options may include FDA-approved brand-name medications or compounded medications, depending on your individual clinical evaluation, medication availability, and your provider’s judgment. Compounded medications are prepared for an individual patient by a state-licensed pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Not intended for diagnostic use.