hersReviews of forhers.com

Unfortunately, I fell for this company’s advertising and decided to give them a chance. I completed several online questions and evaluations, was approved for the treatment, and was immediately charged for the medication. It has now been almost 22 days, and my medication still has not been shipped. I have contacted customer service multiple times, and the only response I receive is that there is a delay. When I ask for a specific shipping date or simply request a refund, I am met with automated AI responses. There is no way to speak with an actual person who can take responsibility for the situation and resolve it. This is completely unacceptable. If you are able to charge my card immediately, you should also be able to provide the medication I paid for—or promptly refund my money. I am extremely disappointed and frustrated with this company’s lack of communication, transparency, and customer service. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY. Please think twice before giving them your money. I certainly regret doing so.

I am very disappointed that I ordered my gummies a month ago and still haven’t received them. When I reached out to find out where they are, they said there’s a major shipping delay … so why sell the product and charge me if you cannot supply them to the customer?!!

I don’t feel like anything is different for me than before taking this pill. I understand it could take some time for the body to adjust, but I just don’t feel this is going to be successful.

BUYER BEWARE: I signed up for Hers after seeing GLP-1 medication advertised starting at $149/month. What I did not understand when I signed up was that the medication cost and the required membership fee are TWO separate charges. The membership alone is $149/month. The medication is another $149/month. So what looked like a $149/month option is actually $298/month. The brand name medication (not compounded like Hers sells) can be purchased at CVS, Walgreens, Walmart and other pharmacies for just $149 with a coupon from GoodRx. As soon as I realized the true monthly cost, I tried to cancel, well before the medication was shipped. Hers refused to refund the membership fee or first months shipment of medication—even though I had just signed up and did not want to move forward at that price. Yes, the information may be somewhere in the fine print. But when a product is advertised at “$149/month,” I believe consumers should be able to clearly understand what they will actually pay each month before handing over their credit card. I’m sharing my experience because I wish I had seen a review like this before I signed up. Before purchasing through Hers, read every detail and make sure you understand the membership fee AND the medication cost.

They try to sell me a product in a sub standard dose which is not acceptable. I immediately canceled my order but they said they sent it anyway within five minutes of the original order. Of course that order didn’t tell me what the dose is going to be. that does doesn’t work for anybody. when I asked them to give me at the correct dose, they refused. They figure after using their product for a year and they take all that money from you. You have no choice but to do it again for Couple of hundred dollars. anything for money. Just another scam playing on unsuspecting people’s desperation for a cure.

i haven’t received my order and I placed back in July

I haven’t even started . Never received product after multiple messages and talking to reps. My app states I won’t get anything until Jan .

Can’t really rate the product since I haven’t even received my order yet. Still processing after a month.