Henry MedsReviews of henrymeds.com

Paid for the service saying I would qualify for medications. Did not qualify for meds and was told I do not qualify on the telemedicine platform. Did not give me other options other than talking to my primary care provider (which duh, I wouldn’t be using you if it was easy to get into my primary care) Henry still took my money even though they knew I would not be a good candidate.

Henrymeds compounds b12 with semaglutide and it caused abnormal heartbeat and horrible anxiety. My b12 is literally off the charts high. Be careful!

I ordered first the shots. They made me sick. Sick to the point where it just wasn't worth it to continue. They refunded me my money, which is why I am giving them 2 stars. I decided to try phentermine instead. They said it takes 5-8 days for delivery, which is what they said for the shots. Today is day 8 and the website still shows "pending submission to the pharmacy". My frustration is that the shots arrived quickly, but I am still waiting for the pills. I find it rather interesting that the shots, which are 3 times the cost of the pills arrived quickly, but the pills have taken this long. I'm not at all satisfied with the level of service. update: calling customer service was the first thing I did. They told me 5-8 days. Guess what??? No, it's not. Don't put something on your website or say something that isn't true. It sets false expectations. another update: I just learned from customer care that 9 days AFTER I had my visit with the provider, my prescription hasn't been signed!! After it gets signed, which can take another 24 hours, it will take 3-5 days for the pharmacy to fill. So all in all it will have been about 3 weeks after I paid to get the order. Do yourself a favor and stay far away from this company. I will find another provider after I finally get the medication. What HORRIBLE HORRIBLE SERVICE!! The customer service people are very nice. Other than that service sucks!!!

Paid for semaglutide and they sent ineffective medicine from Hallandale pharmacy in Florida. I don’t know what I’ve been injecting myself with and that makes me nervous. Henry meds told me to contact the pharmacy who doesn’t answer their phones or return emails. Pretty sketchy. I filed a report with the bbb for the pharmacy but cannot find Henry meds or Adonis medical, their parent company, on the bbb website. Very concerned. Buyer beware. You may not get real medicine. I complained to Henry meds and they did reimburse me for 2 months worth of charges so they get two stars. But I felt I needed to write a review because what they are doing by selling “magic tonic” that doesn’t work that people actually inject into their bodies is wrong.

I signed up April 5th for $198/mo. Received my meds (one vial) almost 4 weeks later. But you only get one vial of meds every 90 days. So in reality, they are splitting up a huge $600 charge for one vial of Semaglutide over 3 months, so it doesn't seem so expensive. Like on Amazon, when they say make 4 easy monthly payments for something that has a huge price tag on it. Hard pass.

Initial appointment was great, meds came quickly. Follow up appointment with different provider was discouraging. Was excited to report my weight loss and was told it wasnt enough. Was not asked about what I'm doing as far as calories or exercise, nothing. They just wanted the number from the scale and informed the medication is "probably not working as well as you think it is" because I "should have lost much more by now" (approx 10 pounds in 1.5 months) I was shocked to be spoken to this way, especially by a clinician. Was told they shouldnt give anymore refills bc of how "little" I've lost. Also told me I did not gain the weight I said I did on my week without medication due to shipping issue. Just a strange interaction. I am a nurse and would probably lose my job if I spoke to a patient this way. Hopefully the next follow up will be more supportive. The convenience of this service seems to come with lack of support or education. Was told this will be my last refills and there is no aftercare follow up available. Felt as though there was more concern about looking good on paper rather then patient care.

The Semaglutide program does not reveal that the monthly cost does not cover the optimal therapeutic dose. The monthly cost only covers a 1.0 mg (20 units) weekly dose. This dose is less that half of the optimal dose. The recommended maintenance dose is 2.4 mg (48 units) weekly. Henry Meds charges a $100 per month additional cost for a dose higher than 1.0 mg (20 units) per week. The monthly cost should cover the 2.4 mg recommended dose without additional costs.

No idea when prescription will be filled and shipped to me. Several weeks late. Prompt canned responses but no solution. Still where I started. This sort of thing would be less likely at a brick and mortar operation. Seems substandard insubstantial customer service comes easier without recourse. Customer service is neglectful of the actual service part.