Henry MedsReviews of henrymeds.com

Easy, Fast and no hassle. I had applied to weight watchers cllinic for same service but after two months was paying monthly fee and still had not got approval and I was doubtful that my insurance would cover the cost. Henry's cost for the same drugs was about half of what the membership alone was costing. So I switch to them and will recieve the medications next week SO HAPPY!!

I had my first telehealth visit/assessment with Camille this morning and am excited about beginning the program. Wish me success!!

Easy mode. Couldn't get the name brands with a prescription, after waiting a year. Sure, it costs more, but not prohibitively so. I'm glad my "last option" was easy and convenient. The NP chose the right drug, told me all the things I needed to make a good decision, and it was done in 10 minutes.

Great interaction with provider and speedy delivery. But PLEASE use another delivery service. FedEx is a nightmare and the package with temperature sensitive materials was left without any notification on a side porch in full sun.

Signing up to continue using semigutide was very simple. I travel between states and Henrymeds makes getting my med on time fast and easy.

Answered all my questions. Reviews my medical history. Encouraged me to inform my doctors. Detailed review of how to give injection.

So far so good. Only had the initial video appointment

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.