Lose Weight for Your High School Reunion

Reunions are booked a year out. That's the perfect runway for real, sustainable change — not a crash.

Class reunions are typically announced 6–18 months in advance. Here's what's realistic:

What is realistic in the time you have

How much weight can I lose in a year for my reunion?

15–20% of starting body weight is realistic and sustainable over 12 months with physician-supervised GLP-1 therapy, protein targets, and strength training. Our planner shows your specific number based on your reunion date.

What if I'm the one who put on the most weight since high school?

You are far from alone — the average American gains 20–30 lbs between graduation and their 20-year reunion. A 12-month physician-supervised plan can reverse most of it. Start with the free planner.

Important

GOAL.MD serves patients in all 50 US states. Which medication your physician can prescribe still depends on your state's rules, your medical evaluation, and pharmacy eligibility.

Compounded medications are prepared by licensed U.S. 503A/503B pharmacies. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved.

GOAL.MD does not auto-bill compounded medication programs. Nothing reorders by itself and your card is only charged after you tell us to proceed. The Brand-Name GLP-1 Access program is the one exception: it is a $95/month physician-care membership that is billed automatically while you stay enrolled, and you can cancel any time before your next prescription or refill is authorized.

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Questions? Call 314-907-3103 or toll-free 800-674-2855, Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm Central, or email customer@jellyfish.md.

10-year, 20-year, or 30-year reunion coming up? Build a physician-supervised weight loss plan around the date — free planner, GLP-1 optional.