A PPAR-alpha agonist that lowers triglycerides by 30–50% and raises HDL by 5–20% in most patients (per fenofibrate prescribing data). Same FDA-approved generic your cardiologist would write — without the office visit.
Upload your most recent lipid panel if you have one. If you don't, we'll order the labs.
physician reviews your labs and history. If fenofibrate is appropriate, they write the script. If it isn't, they'll tell you why.
pharmacy in a sealed, labeled bottle. Take one capsule daily. We check in at 6 weeks and re-run liver enzymes and creatinine at 3 months.
No injections. No titration schedule.
liver panel and creatinine at baseline, 3 months, then annually
Shows up in your pharmacy record. Travels through TSA without questions.
FIELD trial (Keech et al., Lancet 2005, n=9,795 type 2 diabetics, 5-year follow-up): Primary endpoint (coronary heart disease events): 11% reduction, did not reach statistical significance (p=0.16) No
When it's switched on, your liver makes more of the enzyme that breaks down triglycerides (lipoprotein lipase) and less of the protein that blocks that enzyme (apoC-III). Triglycerides drop. HDL rises. That's the whole mechanism.
Important information about Fenofibrate safety and side effects.
No. That's an unregulated powder with no chain of custody. This is the FDA-approved generic, dispensed by a licensed U.S. pharmacy, on your record.
You can. Many won't write it unless your triglycerides are over 500 or you've already had a cardiac event. We'll prescribe it for primary prevention if your labs and history support it.
Tell us in intake. Fenofibrate + statin raises myopathy risk. Our physicians screen for it and may decline or adjust.
Most common: muscle aches, mild liver enzyme elevation, GI upset. We monitor labs. If something's off, we adjust the dose or stop. 30-day money-back on your first month.
No. Async intake. The physician reads your file and messages you.
It turns on PPAR-alpha in your liver, which speeds up triglyceride breakdown and raises HDL. Lipid changes show up on labs in 4–8 weeks. Who should not take fenofibrate? People with severe kidney disease, active liver disease, gallbladder disease, or who are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you're on a statin, you may still qualify, but we'll screen carefully. When will I see results on my labs? Triglyceride and HDL changes typically show up on a lipid panel drawn 4–8 weeks after starting. Cardiovascular risk reduction (the FIELD endpoint) was measured over 5 years. What labs do I need? Baseline lipid panel, liver panel (ALT/AST), and creatinine. If you have results from the last 6 months, upload them. If not, we order them. How is this different from ordering "fenofibric acid" from a research-chemical site? That product has no FDA oversight, no purity testing, no prescriber, no pharmacy. This is the same molecule, made in an FDA-inspected facility, dispensed against a real prescription written in your name. Can I cancel? Yes. Cancel anytime from your account. No call required.
Real reviews from verified ArgoMD patients.
My cardiologist recommended I add Fenofibrate and my numbers have never been better. The convenience of getting it delivered monthly is a game changer.
I've been on Fenofibrate for 6 months now. My latest labs showed significant improvement in my cardiovascular markers. The ArgoMD team is always available when I have questions.
Switched to ArgoMD for my Fenofibrate prescription and couldn't be happier. Better price, same medication, and the physician check-ins give me confidence in my treatment plan.
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