Trifecta Med Spa, Trifecta Health, and Edward Fruitman, M.D. have issued a formal correction and clarification regarding recent statements circulating online. The collective entity, referred to as Trifecta, explicitly states that it does not maintain any contractual relationship, partnership, agreement, affiliation, or cooperation arrangement of any kind with Eli Lilly, LillyDirect, or any Eli Lilly subsidiary. Furthermore, Eli Lilly and LillyDirect have not entered into any contractual relationship or partnership with Trifecta.
In the clarification, Trifecta emphasizes that it does not endorse, promote, or show preference for any Eli Lilly products, including Zepbound, in the course of its medical or weight-loss services. This correction aims to dispel any misconceptions about potential product bias or exclusive arrangements with the pharmaceutical giant.
Trifecta reiterates its commitment to patient-centered care, stating that it will continue to cooperate with any licensed pharmacy or pharmacy service provider that can offer the best quality of care, value, and pricing for its patients. The organization has not entered, nor does it plan to enter, into any exclusive pharmacy arrangement, product preference policy, or partnership with Eli Lilly or LillyDirect.
Trifecta Health and Trifecta Med Spa remain dedicated to providing evidence-based, patient-centered weight-loss and wellness services, free of any manufacturer or pharmacy influence. For more information about their approach, visit their weight management program page.
