ZealthyReviews of getzealthy.com

Not doing it alone.

These guys make it easy, they are there to answer any questions, and walk u thru the process step by step. And the product works. One month in, went from 317lbs to 303.

I am very like Zealthy team

Avoid this like the plague. I cancelled in march before they sent me anything. Charged for product never delivered without refund. Keep charging me even though I cancelled. Customer service is horrible you tell them you want to cancel and they just keep charging my card.Ill have to cancel my card number if I want them to stop. you cancel on your profile and go back a few days later and back active like you did nothing. I am going to sue on GPs alone .They are shady AF. Do yourself a favor and avoid them at all cost. Completely miserable situation. And the only way to edit payment method is by providing a new valid card.you dont see any cards on file,you therefore cannot delete card. all it does it just accept valid new card and stores it.Shady.

Ordered oral Oral Semaglutide on July 7th and they were unable to fulfill it. CS just gave me the run around.

I am extremely happy with the weight loss. Extremely unhappy with getting my medication. I receive the same email multiple times. When I already completed it. The price is extremely high also. I ask questions and do not get my answers.

Ships quickly.

Is less than 1-star available? I created an account on Zealthy (because the flow essentially makes you to talk to anyone). That's fine. I was interested in Zepbound (tirzepatide) 15mg. The customer service rep was extremely responsive, very polite. However, they were unable to help me at their advertised price, so after having entered my information, I closed out the conversation and the app. Since I didn't order anything, I figure I had not signed up for anything. That turned out to be incorrect and I was charged a $135/month member fee. Mind you, Zealthy could not legally help me or ship me any meds/write any prescriptions, because I had not undergone identity verification (which, incidentally, didn't stop them from charging my card...bc they didn't care whose card it was as long as they got paid). I emailed customer service to request a refund and told them I had recently been laid off, so the refund actually meant something to my family. They acted sympathetic, then refused the refund because I was an "active member". So, I logged in, took screenshots and sent them proving that I had never verified my identity, so I could not have made use of their service, and therefore, could not be "active". I didn't even realize I had a membership. They don't give refunds to "active" members. The only time they refund is when there is a technical error. I made them aware that this effectively is a no refund policy (as if they didn't know). They (won't name names) escalated it, and I was told the same thing again, no refunds for active members even if no service was rendered or benefit was gained. Didn't even matter if it was impossible to legally gain a benefit...just no refunds. I informed them that I was disappointed and would be posting my experience on TrustPilot, the BBB, and Google reviews (at a minimum). 7 minutes later, I got an email saying there had been a technical error and my account was double charged (it wasn't), and that I was receiving a $135 refund. The people working in customer service probably aren't the problem, but management is likely forcing this on them, and apparently management aren't people with any sort of integrity. I wouldn't trust them with a meaningless account, far less, my health. If they are cutting corners and refusing refunds for stuff like this, you can bet that they are cutting costs and corners on any medications ordered from them. Caveat emptor.