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Of the 9 telehealth companies we've broken down, one has an FDA warning letter on record: Strut Health, LLC (MARCS-CMS 721448, dated Feb 20, 2026, over how its website presented compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide; no close-out letter found as of Oct 16, 2026). A search of FDA's warning-letter database on Oct 16, 2026 found no letter for the other eight. On BBB, Embody's operator, Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc., is not accredited and rated C-.
| Company | FDA | BBB | Other notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embody No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not BBB accredited; BBB rating C- (reasons given: complaints filed and time in business). BBB lists SnagRx, RodeoMeds and Embody as alternate names for Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc. Read from bbb.org Oct 16, 2026. | BBB: not accredited, rated C- (see Sources). |
| Strut Health FDA warning letter | FDA warning letter, 2026-02-20: MARCS-CMS 721448 (CDER Office of Compounding Quality and Compliance): website claims about compounded semaglutide/tirzepatide called misleading (product labels showing “Strut”; “Generic Zepbound, Mounjaro”). No close-out letter found as of Oct 16, 2026. | Not published | None |
| DudeMeds No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not published | LegitScript approved, per its footer. |
| Happy Head No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not published | None |
| SHED No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not published | None |
| RxSpan MD No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not published | One third-party site attached a September 2025 letter to it, but that record is for a different company, Sprout Health. |
| HealthRX No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not published | It shows LegitScript #50087439. |
| MEDGm No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not published | None |
| Collective No FDA letter found | No warning letter found in FDA's database (searched Oct 16, 2026). | Not published | Not the same company as “Peptides Collective,” a separate research-chemical seller. |
FDA warning letter
A warning letter is FDA's allegation and request to fix specific violations. It is not a recall or a finding that dispensed medication was unsafe. A close-out letter means FDA considers the issues addressed.
Companies: Strut Health
No FDA letter found
We searched FDA's warning-letter database by company and website name on Oct 16, 2026 and found no letter. That's a point in a company's favor, not a guarantee; it doesn't cover state actions or private lawsuits.
Companies: Embody, DudeMeds, Happy Head, SHED, RxSpan MD, HealthRX, MEDGm, Collective
Yes. FDA sent Strut Health, LLC a warning letter dated Feb 20, 2026 (MARCS-CMS 721448) saying its website implied Strut was the compounder and implied compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide were the same as FDA-approved brands. We found no FDA close-out letter as of Oct 16, 2026.
No letter was found in FDA's warning-letter database on Oct 16, 2026 for Embody (Modern Metabolic Medicine), DudeMeds, Happy Head, SHED, RxSpan MD, HealthRX, MEDGm or Collective. One third-party site attached a Sept 2025 letter to RxSpan MD, but that letter is for a different company, Sprout Health.
BBB lists Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc. (alternate names include Embody, SnagRx and RodeoMeds) as not BBB accredited with a C- rating, citing complaints filed and time in business. Read from bbb.org Oct 16, 2026; ratings change.
No. A warning letter is FDA's allegation and request to correct violations, often about marketing claims. A recall removes product from the market.
Facts are what each company published when we checked (Oct 16, 2026) and can change. This page compares published terms; it is not a rating. More comparisons: Pricing models · Medication types · Refund policies · Insurance & HSA/FSA · States served · Prescribers · Regulatory history. Full facts in each breakdown.