Henry MedsReviews of henrymeds.com

Pros: Quick process, talked to a nice provider within a week, meds shipped OK. Lots of different options to choose from. The medication is real and I felt a difference. Cons: Higher doses are more expensive. Customer service is difficult to get after intake. Tablet dosing seems less efficient than the shots. I only lost 1-2 pounds in two full months. That's not enough to justify the cost. I've decided to leave Henry Meds for a cheaper service after 2 months. I originally came to Henry because they were one of the first to have the sublingual tablets for GLP1s, but I've found that the tablets don't seem as effective as the shots may be. They need to keep working with the formula and dosing schedule for this form of the medication. I can feel that the medication is making a difference -- I think about food less and I stay full much longer -- and I would simply up my dosage with Henry off the "standard dose," BUT they charge $100 more a month for a higher dose. Since the tablets don't seem to be working that well for me, I'll be switching to the shot. And since there are several companies with cheaper compounded shots, I'll be trying a new service instead of staying. Henry will have to lower their prices to stay competitive.

Getting better. Still delays on meds and frustrations I have to reach out to figure out what’s up especially when I am set to run out.

The PA was attentive and wanted to offer solutions; however, she said the company doesn't offer the medication I want in CA yet. I've read about all of the positive metabolic effects with tirzepatide and want to make a switch after semaglutide has stopped working for me. Instead she offered either an increased dose at a higher cost or a narcotic. I'm trying the increased dose for 1 month and then looking elsewhere for the tirzepatide if I don't get results.

Fairly new so hopefully my experience will improve. Difficult to get labs ordered, seems this should be automated. Seeing different providers each time with different opinions is less than optimal. Would prefer consistency and less effort on my end to get service. Billing seems very automated and dependable.

I decided on taking the melt tablets. What a waste of money. 2 months no results.

I was not impressed with the Nurse Practitioner. She just went through motions, didnt provide any guidance for the weight loss except for taking the glp1. I had questions about diet and exercise, she didnt know how to answer those questions. Just wanted to get me approved and move on.

I got a prescription, but was unable to take it until 3 weeks after my appointment due to a surgery. The provider said she would put any billing on hold. I was billed $250 ANYWAY. I wanted to try the pill version first, but was interested in switching to injections. Both providers were fantastic. But be very careful with the subscription model. I'm not sure if the notes weren't input correctly or what.

I appreciated getting to speak with your NP. I made the adjustment back from the oral to the injectible, the oral was not nearly as effective as the injectible for me. so back to the $449/month. I am confused that no matter what dosage I receive, the pricing is always the same?? If that is the case, send me the max, and charge me every other month? Either way, I will try to have my PCP take over and do this more cost effectively.