1. Treating clinicianName, credential, state license, and who handles questions after the visit.
2. Exact productGeneric and brand name, proposed use, and whether it is FDA-approved for that use.
3. Dispensing sourceThe named pharmacy and whether the product is approved or compounded patient-specifically.
4. Evidence and alternativesWhat supports the proposed use and which established alternatives were considered.
5. Monitoring planBaseline information, follow-up schedule, stop rules, and who reviews results.
6. Complete costConsultation, tests, medication, shipping, membership, follow-up, and cancellation.
7. Records accessHow to obtain the prescription, laboratory results, treatment plan, and visit notes.