DoctronicReviews of doctronic.ai

Asked for Libre 3 Freestyle Device which works for 14 days was available in Pharmacy costs 75 USD and can share information inside the app. Got prescription for Dexcom G7 sensor and received which costs 295 USD after discount works for 10 days and not available in the store. Tried to change prescription - asking for 39 dollars again. Tried to refund my consultation “100% refund guaranteed and customer satisfaction” promised. Ai bot said - can’t help only discuss health issues. Tried to paraphrase - got sent to suicide help line.

I'm out 40 dollars for a 7 second video chat because Doctronic made an assumption. I had asked him for a mild muscle relaxer and assumed i had wanted a narcotic. This man didn't even listen before making an assumption and judgement on me. I don't take narcotics. Give me my money back!!

After today’s 3rd visit for same problem docs failing to prescribe antibiotics for the length recommended in current literature, I will NEVER USE Doctronics AGAIN. Clearly they use substandard providers.Details, I had a tick bite w/ cellulitis and the first doctor order 2 tabs of doxycycline. I called the next day when the center was BLACK & the cellulitis was 4-5 inches in diameter. The second doc ordered 7 days/ without looking at the infection and failed to try & learn abt my history of cancer & 7 yrs of chem/immunotherapy & chronic infections. I'm trying to reach them again for a 3rd time. Clearly the docs are paid, per patient so they RUSH! I've used other services, they are a bit more expensive but they are far superior to this one! I do NOT believe they use competent providers.

I was so grateful when I initially found Doctrinic. I met a kind doctor and he told me that I could come back every month to get my medication until I found a PCP. My second appointment i met a woman that recommended I abruptly stop taking a medication that I had been on for 3 years. She prescribed me a new medication after speaking with me for less than 5 minutes. Long story short, my family had to take me to the Emergency room and the doctor at the hospital informed me that I should NEVER just stop a stable medication abruptly. I had slowly tapered on to the current dose I was prescribed so it made sense to me that I would need to taper off of the drug before starting something new. But I trusted the "physician" at Doctrinic and followed her instructions. The ER doctor took such amazing care of me and they helped me locate a new doctor to see. I would never recommend a person to this site. Your health is so important so please find care somewhere else.

They are a scam, don’t trust them. Once you pay, you wait hours (I waited 4.5 hours for my video call) and they don’t provide an estimated wait time. I finally saw the doctor, and he told me they can’t help my condition, and hung up. The call was about 30 seconds. I was pretty disappointed after paying the appointment fee and waiting several hours — especially since the initial screening had laid out a plan they could do for me. I believe the positive reviews here are fraudulent. If you intend to use the site please be aware that this is the “service” you are paying for.

I had a very disappointing experience with Doctronic. They heavily advertise consultations in under 30 minutes, but I waited 45 minutes on the video call and no doctor ever joined. No updates, no communication, and a complete waste of time.

Ive used this service twice. While their "ASAP" option says a 15-15 minute wait, expect >2hrs. While waiting I had zero communication from their "Patient Advocate" It was truly a terrible experience. Using the Chat function, I asked if any of the supposed providers were actually online. No reply. This service is a scam

Abysmal. Was prescribed a medication then told the doctor couldn’t prescribe it because it wasn’t within Doctronics terms. When another medication was suggested, instead of prescribing it, they said to redo the entire consultation. Complete money grab scam.