Robin S.
Read the fine orint ppl
For all of your negative reviews, I’m shocked , cause it tells you right up front that medication is extra. If you think you’re getting a compounding injectable for $49 then you don’t realize that a prescription at a drug store is $1,000 at least. I get my compounding from a dr and it’s $385 and that lasted for 2 months as I started on a smaller dose and then went higher . The more of the med you take the more expensive it will become as u will run out quicker . I’m not good at math but I’ve check out quite a few websites and the only way to get a $25 co pay is if you have ins that will pay and then you have to have a high A1C and etc. just please read, I know know one wants to feel like they’ve been taken adv of . But you got to read the fine print that says .. med is extra!
Response from ZealthyJun 17, 2024
Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed experience and for giving us a 4 out of 5-star rating, Robin! We genuinely appreciate your feedback and are glad to hear that you understand the costs associated with the medication. We strive to be as transparent as possible about our pricing structure, including the additional costs for medications. Your point about the costs of compounding injectables and the comparison with drugstore prices is well-noted and aligns with the information we provide to our patients. It's great to hear that you've done thorough research and understand the nuances of medication pricing and insurance coverage. We always encourage our patients to read the fine print and fully understand all costs involved to avoid any misunderstandings. Your feedback is invaluable in helping other patients make informed decisions and we appreciate your effort in clarifying these points. If there is anything more we can do to improve your experience or if you have any further suggestions, please feel free to reach out. Thank you once again for your thoughtful review.