Henry MedsReviews of henrymeds.com

The initial interview went well,PA was prompt , meds arrived within a few days. First, I was on WeGovy before this, however due frustration refilling my RX , I figured why not try the online meds. A waste of money, the compounded semaglutide did nothing, after a few weeks of use and increasing the dosage each week I felt no effects of the medication(semiglutide). After paying the initial 1st month, I thought best to just cancel my membership. Taught me a lesson, dont trust any meds sold on the web!

This company is so confused! I had a appoint with a doc and went over my labs and subscribed a scrip..it then got " stuck" in processing at the rx lol..after another 2 weeks and many emails they advised it was a mix up, it's now fixed and order on the way. Today got a email that I needed to see one of their doctors before I could get the scrip..I had to show them that I already went through all this and went over my labs ..way better company out there..please keep in mind they charge your butt soon as you hit that button before you even talk to a person (and here the key) you get charged every 30 day. Keep in mind I was charged soon as I hit the button and still no scrip after 30 days and got charged again they claim they won't charge me till I get it now..please keep looking has to be better out there

Medication is a joke, would be surprised if there was any actual Semaglutide in the sublingual's at all. Zero feelings of fullness, no side effects and no weight loss. Gonna take to them about their 30 day warranty, we will see what their customer service is like. Paid way too much money to have it be placebo.

I suspect that the medication is being diluted. I've spent a lot of money without seeing any real weight loss results. I've just canceled my membership. They kept telling me that increasing the dose would result in more weight loss, so increasing the dose meant more money for them, and more money for me to spend. Despite following their advice, it didn't work out. I didn't lose any significant weight for over a year! I guess we have no way of knowing the true percentage of the drug we are getting in those vials. No more Henry Meds for me.

Do not trust this company. I wanted to try the oral Semiglutide. I had to give my CC number a week before I met with the Nurse Practitioner (little did I know the 30 day money back guarantee starts when they take your CC, not when you meet with doc.) The “doc” told me the oral version was not 100% researched but would be in 6 months (desperate I didn’t care but why offer something that’s not 100% tested?) I asked her if anyone had died taking their product that she knows of, half joking. She very serious replied “not that we know of.” She was serious! Desperate to lose weight I moved forward. They send you 2 months worth of meds before you even try it so they got you for two months regardless! After 3 weeks of eating right, exercise and taking the oral semiglutide I weighed myself. Shocked to see I gained a pound! They tell you on average you lose 1/2 to 2 lbs a week! So less than a month (30 days) since I spoke to the “doc” I requested to cancel and asked for my money back as they have a 30 day money back guarantee! I was told I would not be getting my money back as it’s 30 days from when you pay! I think I may have recieved a placebo or very little semiglutide! I’m $500 out and 1 lb heavier than when I started! Do NOT trust this company or waste your money on them!

I started on oral semaglutide April 16. It did make feel less hungry. I initially lost 6 pounds. I was happy that I had no negative side effects. After 4 months I had not lost any more weight and still had no side effects and I was hungry. I changed to a different provider and immediately felt the negative effects but they are manageable. I think the compound pharmacy diluted the ingredients to increase their profit. The 1000 dollars that I spent over 4 months was a complete waste of money. I don't think Henry Meds is deceptive but they have no way to monitor the compound pharmacy.

The initial interview went well and I was sent the weight loss meds. After a month of use I did nor lose any weight and did not feel any effects of the medication(semiglutide). Paid almost $300 and did not see any benefits.

In my initial consultation with HenryMeds I was completely misled. I took very careful notes during my telehealth call and I asked clear and specific questions. First, I was not told that my credit card would be automatically charged each month. More importantly, I was told that my first shipment would last me 2 months if I stayed on the starting dose, and AFTER that each shipment would last one month. I was told that I would pay $219 (thereabouts) for the first shipment and AFTER that it would be around $260. It was, or should have been, clear to the provider that I was understanding her to say that I was paying approx. $219 for a 2-month supply. I was never told that I would actually be CHARGED an additional $260 for the 2nd month of the first shipment. It was strongly implied that I would receive the same amount of medication in each shipment, it's just that because I'd start out on a low dose, the first shipment would last 2 months and subsequent shipments would last one month as I increased the dose. I was also told that I wouldn't receive a refill until I requested one (though apparently I would still be charged each month whether I was ready for a refill or not), and that a telehealth visit was not required every month but recommended by the start of the 3rd month. So imagine my surprise when (1) my credit card was automatically charged exactly one month after the first charge, and (2) that it was to cover the 2nd month of my initial shipment, which I thought was included in my initial payment. I also learned that a telehealth appointment would be required with each refill. I know these medications are helping many people but lately everyone is getting on board with this method of requiring credit card information before they will even talk to you, and then they require automatic monthly payments. There are providers out there who do NOT have these requirements, you just have to look for them. I recommend you get all the details in writing before you commit to any program like this. If more people would refuse to give credit card information just to learn more about a program, maybe this practice would stop.