A streamlined place to access professional supplement and wellness platforms used by Text2MD patients.
Products should support an individualized health plan—not replace medical evaluation, nutrition,
sleep, physical activity, or appropriate treatment.
Purchasing is optional. Text2MD does not require patients to buy supplements or wellness products to receive medical care.
No MLMNo multilevel-marketing supplement programs
No Required BundleYour consultation does not depend on a purchase
Interaction ReviewConsider medications and health conditions first
Clear DisclosureExternal stores may provide referral compensation
Coming soon from Text2MD
SAMELIS
Inspired by Sami, Kefalonia.
SAMELIS is a new wellness collection inspired by Sami, Kefalonia—the Ionian town connected to our family roots.
The brand brings that sense of place into a modern, purpose-driven supplement collection focused on clear
ingredients, thoughtful selection, and restrained Mediterranean design.
Rooted in Sami. Guided by science.
The collection is currently in development and will launch after final product, label, and regulatory review.
Concept packaging shown. Final formulations, serving information, labels, pricing, and availability may change before launch.
Choose a store
Professional supplement and wellness platforms
These external platforms handle product inventory, payment, fulfillment, shipping,
and customer-service questions related to orders. Text2MD does not manufacture the products sold through these stores.
Supplements
Rx
Fullscript supplement store
Access professional-brand vitamins, minerals, protein products, fiber, probiotics,
and other nutritional supplements through Fullscript's external platform.
Professional supplement catalog
Order and shipping managed by Fullscript
Review ingredients and serving sizes before purchase
Use recommendations based on your individual needs
Peptide-related products
P
Integrative Peptides store
Browse nonprescription peptide-related wellness products through an external retailer.
Product availability, labeling, formulation, and permitted claims are determined by the seller.
External retailer handles orders and fulfillment
Review the product label and intended use carefully
Do not confuse supplements with FDA-approved prescription drugs
Discuss pregnancy, medication, and medical-condition concerns first
Common areas of interest
Shop by health goal—not by the loudest claim
These categories describe common reasons patients consider supplements.
They are not promises that a product will diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent a disease.
M
Metabolic health
Nutritional support related to protein intake, fiber, hydration, micronutrients, and general metabolic wellness.
GI
Digestive health
Fiber, digestive enzymes, probiotics, and other products selected according to symptoms rather than used as a universal protocol.
GLP
GLP-1 nutrition support
Protein, hydration, fiber, and micronutrient strategies that may support nutritional adequacy during reduced appetite.
♀
Midlife wellness
Nutrition and lifestyle support relevant to bone, muscle, sleep, and overall wellness during perimenopause and menopause.
P
Protein and muscle
Protein products, creatine, and related nutritional support for muscle maintenance, exercise, and healthy aging.
♥
Cardiovascular wellness
Products such as omega-3 fatty acids or selected micronutrients, used only when appropriate for the individual's overall plan.
D
Bone and vitamin D
Vitamin D, calcium, magnesium, and other products considered in context of diet, laboratory results, medications, and bone risk.
Zz
Sleep and stress support
Selected nonprescription options that should be reviewed for sedation, interactions, dosing, and the underlying cause of symptoms.
How to evaluate a product
A good label matters more than a good advertisement
Supplement decisions should consider the specific ingredient, dose, formulation,
evidence for the intended use, manufacturing quality, and whether the product duplicates something you already take.
Choose a product for a defined goal rather than vague “detox” or “anti-aging” promises.
Review the total daily dose across all supplements to avoid accidental duplication.
Look for transparent ingredient quantities instead of undisclosed proprietary blends.
Consider third-party testing or quality verification when available.
Check for interactions with prescription drugs, surgery, pregnancy, and medical conditions.
Stop and seek medical advice when a product causes a significant adverse reaction.
Physician perspective
You usually need fewer products than social media suggests
“Patients often ask which supplements are actually worth taking. I prefer a smaller,
targeted plan with a clear purpose rather than a cabinet full of overlapping products.”
Miguel Antonatos, MD, is board-certified in Internal Medicine and has more than 15 years of clinical experience.
Text2MD recommendations are individualized according to a patient's goals, medical history, medications,
diet, symptoms, and laboratory results when relevant.
Board-Certified Internal Medicine15+ Years of Clinical ExperienceTelemedicine Since 2017Founder, Text2MD
Important disclosures
Know what this store is—and what it is not
Clear expectations help patients make informed purchasing decisions.
External fulfillment
Store operators—not Text2MD—process product payments, inventory, shipping, returns, and order-related customer service.
Possible financial relationship
Text2MD or Dr. Antonatos may receive referral compensation, discounts, or other benefits from eligible purchases made through external links.
No purchase requirement
Patients are free to purchase products elsewhere or decline supplements entirely. A purchase is not required to receive medical care.
Dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Statements made by supplement manufacturers may not have been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
A product being sold through a professional platform does not mean it is FDA-approved or appropriate for every person.
Consult a qualified clinician before starting a supplement when you are pregnant or breastfeeding, preparing for surgery,
taking prescription medication, or managing a significant medical condition.
Frequently asked questions
Before you place an order
These answers provide general education and do not replace individualized medical advice.
Access rules depend on the external platform and the specific store link. Some products may be available without a consultation,
while individualized recommendations require an appropriate clinical relationship and medical evaluation.
No. Dietary supplements are regulated differently from prescription medications.
A professional-brand supplement is not automatically FDA-approved, proven effective, or appropriate for every patient.
Yes. Supplements can affect bleeding risk, sedation, blood pressure, glucose,
thyroid medication absorption, liver metabolism, and other drug effects.
Share a complete medication and supplement list with your clinician.
No. The categories are educational and do not represent a required protocol.
Many patients need only one targeted product—or no supplement at all—depending on diet,
symptoms, laboratory results, health conditions, and medications.
No. Nonprescription peptide-related supplements should not be confused with FDA-approved prescription medications
or compounded prescription products. Their regulatory status, formulation, evidence, and intended use may be very different.
The external store or retailer handles payment, shipping, returns, damaged products,
and order-status questions according to its own policies. Use the customer-service information included with your order.
Yes. During a consultation, recommendations can be reviewed in the context of your goals, symptoms,
medications, health history, diet, and laboratory results when relevant.
A consultation does not guarantee that a supplement will be recommended.
Not sure what you need?
Get recommendations based on your health—not an online trend.
A physician consultation can review your medications, symptoms, nutrition,
available laboratory results, and health goals before you spend money on products you may not need.
