The Pill ClubReviews of heyfavor.com

Terrible experience with The Pill Club. I am seriously so disappointed. I ordered my prescription over 10 days ago and have texted / emailed multiple inquiries checking on the status with not a single reply. Not an acknowledgement of my order or even a simple “hey we’re working on it but it’s not ready yet”. I’ve also called multiple times and can’t get a single person on the phone & when I try to leave a voicemail the line cuts me off. When it comes to healthcare, bad service is completely unacceptable. The reviews directly on their website are obviously bogus. I tried to leave one and there is no way to do it even having an account and ordering other products previously. I recommend using GoodRX if you don’t have insurance or need a birth control plan quick. Much better service and quality care.

It was always incredibly difficult to get prescription refills on time. Then suddenly their providers decided they were no longer going to supply me with my pills for literally no reason. They claimed "for safety reasons" even though my health and patient information had not changed. I take birth control to make my periods less painful. So they put me in a position where I'm going to be miserable until I can find a different delivery service to use.

My appointment was scheduled to be at 12. I got the text to join the waiting room at 11:30 - so I decided to hop on early. It it currently 12:30 and I am still waiting. The screen literally says "the avg wait time is 20 minutes..." So annoying - especially for someone working. I haven't even gotten my prescription with them yet and considering not continuing with this garbage service.

Bad costumer service. Bothering messaging forcing to new prescriptions when you still have 3 month supply. Slow answering to request/ not answering at all. Also don't buy their products - they don't have ingredient list posted online and they not allow returns! Changing my provider ✌️

I have not had a good experience with this company. First everything went smooth and I got a 3 month supply of my pill (which I have been taking the same kind for years before going through them) After reaching out to them about some period concerns I was having, (and getting responses that made no sense) they up and canceled my prescription without my knowledge. When it was time to get my refill I had found out it was canceled and had to jump through constant hoops to get it back in time before I started having physical withdrawals. Eventually I was told they didn’t have my brand and it was on back order and tried sending me generics which is specifically stated in my profile I cannot take. They allowed me to send the script to a nearby pharmacy and pick it up there. Now that I’m ready to try again they are trying to make me pay the yearly fee again even though it’s only been 4 months. Nothing but headaches and I’m ready to give up!

Well since the last issue of being given the runaround as to when they no longer accept UnitedHealthcare as an insurance provider (you do, you’re just too lazy to check my updated information), they’ve now been giving me the runaround on transferring my prescription out. It’s been a week and we’re somehow back to square one asking my online home delivery service to call them. We’ve already been through this guys. Please do not reply with a generic copy paste response asking if I’m still having an issue to call. FIX THIS.

If I could give them 0 I would . They have the prescription and won't answer any questions. You have to jump through hoops . Hey can you transfer me please. I have done my side what do are to. Then when I ask if I'm missing anything Omg Or I can't even explain.

It couldn’t get any worse. Let me preface this by saying I just realized that they are not a new company. They advertised “Hey Favorr” as one on Twitter, then they changed their name to “The Pill Club.” Guys, they were around before as “the Pill club” so they’re switching their name to leave bad reputations in the dust. Here’s a Reddit thread about this very same “pill club” from years ago. R3ddit/r/birthcontrol/comments/d27vd2/i_hate_the_pill_club/ MY EXPERIENCE: Taking birth control for multiple reasons. I’ve never been denied it in my life. They tried refusing it due to “headaches.” Whatever medical staff there aren’t competent. I have headaches that are controlled under preventative medications, and I never had auras or any of that other funky stuff that demonstrates a vascular problem in my head. HAVING BEEN TO MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR 3 YEARS, I know that I’m not going to have a stroke on hormones. I had a near fatal car accident and now have been TUTORING MEDICAL STUDENTS (and many others) FOR 12 YEARS. I mentioned this to emphasize I am fairly fresh on the material. I had to explain all of this to them and they finally sent the medication. They were nice…but they just don’t have medical training or are under a company created list of “we won’t prescribe to anyone with ____.” I just pumped 2 kids out. Hormone levels are far higher then. 🤨 Next, my husband left his job for a new one offering him a 15% raise. So…insurance changed. I contacted them to update it. They said that they had already found me from a “pharmacy insurance database” and were asking if I “take Armodafinil.” I was thinking, here we go again… They said birth control is contraindicated with armodafinil. No, it’s not. They’re metabolized partly by the same enzyme subsystem in the liver. Modafinil, the sister of Armodafinil, can DECREASE LEVELS OF HORMONE IN PLASMA because it CAN speed up that enzyme system in the liver, causing it to breakdown through hormones faster. It’s called an “INDUCER.” I knew this was what the “contraindication” was in their mind. So I gave them the benefit of the doubt and explained to them that my husband recently had a vasectomy but my doctors said to stay on the birth control for my skin and period. I also leveled with them about my history of being raped over a dozen times. I’m autistic. “More than 90% of people with developmental disabilities will experience sexual abuse at some point in their lives. 49% will experience 10 or more abusive incidents” (Valenti-Hein & Schwartz, 1995). They outlawed abortions here so I wanted to stay on birth control for now. Now they wanted to prescribe a spermicide gel that you put in hours before sex. Sigh… the person said they were nurse practitioner and would talk to a nurse practitioner team…were they really a nurse? I don’t know. I can’t believe this place literally roots through your information and insurance. Nobody else does. Violating.