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    The gift

    Health you can actually give.

    One payment covers someone's protocol or bloodwork panel — their labs, their physician, their supply. They still qualify on their own: a licensed physician reviews their intake and can decline, and a gift that isn't prescribed is refunded. You cover the cost; medicine keeps its gate.

    1 · Choose what to give

    Real catalog prices — the same numbers as the pricing page. Physician-assessed protocols can't be pre-paid and aren't listed.

    Or a bloodwork panel on its own

    2 · Pick a supply length

    Select a protocol or panel above to see its one-time price.

    How it works

    Choose the gift

    A protocol term or a bloodwork panel, at its real one-time price — the same numbers on our pricing page.

    They qualify on their own

    The recipient completes their own intake. A licensed physician reads their labs and history — and can decline.

    Covered, or returned

    If prescribed, your gift covers it. If not, the value is applied to what is prescribed — or refunded.

    Their results stay theirs. You'll know the gift was redeemed; the recipient's intake, bloodwork, and physician conversations never come to you.

    Questions, answered

    Can I really gift a prescription protocol?

    You gift the coverage, not the prescription. Your gift pays for the protocol term or panel; the recipient completes their own intake, and a licensed physician reviews their bloodwork and history before anything is prescribed. Medicine is never dispensed on a gift alone.

    What if their physician doesn't prescribe it?

    The same promise that covers every Nexphoria intake covers a gift: no one pays for medicine that isn't prescribed. If the physician declines, or recommends a different protocol, the gift's value is applied to what is actually prescribed — or refunded.

    Will I see their results?

    No. You'll know your gift was redeemed; their intake, bloodwork, and everything after stays between them and their physician. That privacy is not a setting — it's the law, and ours by design.

    Can I ask someone to cover my protocol?

    Yes — build your plan below and send the link it generates. Whoever opens it sees exactly what they'd be covering and the one-time price, pays once, and you complete your intake as usual.

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