Question 1

Is instafit approved in Switzerland?

Accepted Answer

Yes. instafit works exclusively with physicians licensed in Switzerland and listed in the MedReg. Prescriptions are dispensed by a Swiss pharmacy or, where the canton allows it, directly by the physician.

Question 2

Which medications can I receive?

Accepted Answer

After medical assessment, GLP-1 therapies approved in Switzerland may be prescribed — semaglutide or tirzepatide, where medically indicated. Which preparation is suitable is your physician’s decision; we may not name prescription-only medicines in public advertising.

Question 3

How quickly do I get my medication?

Accepted Answer

Once the consultation has taken place and the prescription is issued, a Swiss pharmacy ships within 24–48 hours to the address you choose.

Question 4

Does health insurance cover the cost?

Accepted Answer

Where there is a medical indication (for example obesity with a BMI of 35 or above), cover may be possible. We help you file the request.

Question 5

How safe is my data?

Accepted Answer

All data is transmitted end-to-end encrypted and stored on Swiss servers. We meet the requirements of the revised Swiss Data Protection Act.

Question 6

What does the programme cost?

Accepted Answer

CHF 59 per month, cancellable monthly. Committing for longer costs less: CHF 49 per month over three months, CHF 39 per month over twelve. That covers the app, the support from your practice and the paperwork around prescription and reimbursement. It does not cover the medication itself or the physician consultations — those are billed through your health insurer, or paid privately.

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