Wexi starts with a private eligibility check, then a Canadian clinician reviews your full health questionnaire before any prescription is approved. If treatment is appropriate, medication is dispensed by licensed Canadian pharmacy partners and delivered in an unmarked box.
Wexi does not ask you to pick a dose from the homepage. Start with a short eligibility check, pre-authorize your card only after you see the private checkout summary, then complete the full medical questionnaire for clinician review.
A quiet, thorough health questionnaire. Lab uploads if you have them. Skip whatever doesn't apply.
A Canadian clinician reviews your history and goals, then recommends the right medication and prescription plan.
Refrigerated, unmarked package. Pens, needles, sharps container and a welcome letter from your clinician.
Weekly check-ins during clinical adjustment, then monthly. Message your clinician anytime — answers in hours, not days.
The prescription is the easy part. What actually carries you through year one is having a real clinician — the same care team, not a chatbot — a message away whenever a question or a hard day shows up. Here's what that looks like, week by week.
Mean changes from pivotal weight-management trials. Individual results vary.
Sources: STEP 1, STEP 8 and SURMOUNT-1 trials — mean placebo-adjusted change at endpoint, alongside diet and activity. The right molecule for you isn't just the tallest bar; it balances these averages against your tolerance, dosing cadence and cost. That's exactly the call your clinician walks through with you — and switching mid-plan is supported if your first choice isn't the fit.
A few promises we put in writing — the guardrails that keep this care, not commerce.
Wexi does not use the homepage as a medication menu. The private flow asks the basics first, then checkout places a hold only, then the full questionnaire gives your clinician the context needed to approve, adjust, decline, or ask for more information.
Height, weight, province, and contact details confirm whether the online pathway can continue.
You can share whether you prefer lower-cost, brand-name, dual-action, or clinician-selected care.
Contraindications, current medications, allergies, mental health, digestive history, and pregnancy status are reviewed.
Your clinician decides whether treatment is appropriate and which prescription path fits your history.
Every prescription is reviewed by a licensed Canadian clinician with specific training in obesity medicine. You'll have one named clinician throughout your plan — not a different person on every call.
One clinician across your entire plan. They learn your history; you don't repeat yourself.
Most hold the CCFP-AB or Canadian Diplomate of Obesity Medicine credential.
Average response time is under 4 hours during clinic hours, including weekends.
If prescription treatment isn't right for you, your clinician will say so — and refer you to the right specialist.