Real savings for real heroes

First responder discount: 20% off. Here is the full list.

8 lines for first responders, written out one at a time. If your title is on it, your program price is 20% lower every month.

GLP-1 Injections (semaglutide): regular price $179 a month.Price after verification: After you verify, $143.20 a month.

You verify once through ID.me at checkout. Checkout is not open yet, so nothing here has verified anything about you.

Firefighter in uniform standing confidently beside fire engine inside a station.
First responders

You go toward the thing everyone else is running from, and then you go back on shift the next day.

Discreet shipping to a house, not a house number on a run sheet. Nothing about your care shows up anywhere it should not.

  1. Police
  2. Sheriff
  3. State troopers
  4. Firefighters
  5. EMTs
  6. Paramedics
  7. Search and rescue
  8. 911 dispatchers
The question we get from first responders

I am a volunteer firefighter, not paid. Do I qualify?

Yes. ID.me verifies volunteer firefighters and volunteer EMS alongside career departments. So are 911 dispatchers, who are left out of most programs like this.

If your rotation is twenty-four on and forty-eight off, the visit fits in the off days, and what arrives comes to a house, not to a run sheet.

  • SECRET IDENTITY gives military, nurses, first responders, doctors and teachers 20% off their program price.
  • Verification takes about two minutes and happens on ID.me, not on the SECRET IDENTITY site.
  • SECRET IDENTITY never sees or stores the documents used to verify service or employment.
  • Verifying costs nothing, and there is no code to enter and no maximum order value.
  • A licensed provider reviews every visit, and completing a visit does not guarantee a prescription.

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What you actually pay

Both numbers, plainly.

The first is what anyone pays. The second is what the same program costs after you verify.

GLP-1 Injections (semaglutide)

Program priceregular price Starting at $179/month

After you verifyStarting at $143.20/month

QUAD™ 4-in-1 Performance Formula

Program priceregular price From $114/month

After you verifyFrom $91.20/month

Hair, skin and longevity are priced during your visit, and the 20% applies to whatever your program price turns out to be.

Every program, both prices

Photographs of first responders. Not gestures at them.

Ten of them below, and the footage above, all of it real.

Photographs by Mirada Robot, Anna Shvets, Gustavo Fring, Neron Photos, León Films, Franco Monsalvo, RDNE Stock project on Pexels. Footage by RDNE Stock project on Pexels.

How to get it

Three steps, and you know all three before you start.

  1. Verify

    Two minutes on ID.me. Your documents never touch our systems.

  2. See your price

    The discount is applied to your program price before you commit to anything.

  3. Keep it

    It applies every month you are with us, not just the first one.

You verify once through ID.me at checkout. It takes about two minutes, it happens on ID.me rather than here, and we never see or store your documents. Verifying is free. ID.me does not charge you, and neither do we.

Your program price, every month, for as long as you are with us. It is not a one-time coupon and it does not expire after your first order. No code to remember, and no maximum order value. ID.me asks you to confirm again once a year. Your discount continues without you doing anything else.

Already have an ID.me account? Verification happens on ID.me, so you sign in with the account you already have rather than starting another one.

Nobody from here will ever ask you for a login

We will never call, text, or email you asking for your ID.me login, a verification code, or your documents. If someone does, it is not us.

Brand-name medication priced by the manufacturer is not ours to discount, so the savings apply to the program price alongside it.

Straight answers

Asked in these exact words, more or less.

What telehealth companies give first responder discounts?

SECRET IDENTITY does, and the list includes the dispatcher. Police, sheriff, state troopers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, search and rescue, and 911 dispatchers all get 20% off the program price every month.

Questions

Asked often, answered straight.

I am a volunteer firefighter, not paid. Do I qualify?

Yes. ID.me verifies volunteer firefighters and volunteer EMS alongside career departments. So are 911 dispatchers, who are left out of most programs like this.

How much is the discount?

20% off your program price, every month, for as long as you are with us. It is not a first-order coupon.

How do you check that I qualify?

You verify once through ID.me at checkout. It takes about two minutes, it happens on ID.me rather than here, and we never see or store your documents.

Do you see my military or license documents?

No. Verification happens on ID.me, not here. We receive a yes or a no, and nothing else.

I am a veteran, not active duty. Does that count?

Yes. Active duty, Reserve, National Guard, veterans, retirees, and military spouses and dependents all qualify.

Does it work with brand-name medication?

Brand-name medication priced by the manufacturer is not ours to discount, so the savings apply to the program price alongside it.

Do I have to verify again?

ID.me asks you to confirm again once a year. Your discount continues without you doing anything else.

Does verifying cost anything?

Verifying is free. ID.me does not charge you, and neither do we.

Is there a code to remember, or an order limit?

No code and no cap. Competitors often issue a single-use code with a maximum order value. This is applied to your price and stays applied.

Prescriptions are issued only after an online consultation with an independent licensed provider. Compounded medications are dispensed by state-licensed pharmacies but are not FDA approved.

Ready when you are

If your line is on that list, your price is 20% lower.

The visit takes about 3 minutes. Verifying with ID.me takes about two more, it is free, and it applies every month after that.

Completing a visit does not guarantee a prescription. A licensed provider reviews your health information and decides whether treatment is appropriate for you.