HoneydewReviews of honeydew.com

Took money out and had no appointments or got any products.

They sell their clients’ data thus the 1 star. I use the “hide my email” apple feature so that each account I set up online is associated with a unique email that is made up and forwards to my actual email address. I have been a honeydew client for a little over 3 months and received a GLP-1 spam a few days ago to the same email address I have only ever used for Honeydew and iPledge (US gov’t site). Maybe they were hacked or maybe the data was sold by the US govt (nothing would surprise me at this point). But the most logical explanation is that Honeydew sold it - same as MD Live (look up the lawsuit) and all these telehealth companies playing fast and loose with the public’s information. Other than this huge breach of trust, I like Honeydew. They’re responsive and timely and make it easy to stay on track.

Almost no guidance and professional help from this company. They are just in the business of selling drugs and hoping for no human interaction.

Was not told beforehand that I would need to pay for many more blood draws then what was advertised due to being on trt. When I wasnt prescribed my original first month's dose, I was forced to fill out a questionnaire stating that I had taken the medecine. This seems like a money grab and once you pay in nothing is tailored to your needs and information is not given upfront.

Response time was not efficient.

Would give a 0 stars if i can. The coordinators are not much help at all. They respond late. Ive been closed out of my window before and will most likely be closed out if it again. They tell you last minute about tests they seem to not know whats going on. I really don’t want to continue my membership it isnt worth it at all. I will not recommend to anyone at all.

I’m disappointed with Honeydew’s pricing structure for Accutane treatment. Women and men are charged the same price for the same four-month membership, but women effectively receive one less month of treatment at the beginning because of the required pregnancy testing and waiting period. I understand why the pregnancy testing requirements exist and that they are necessary for women who can become pregnant. My issue is that Honeydew still charges women the full four-month price even though that membership does not provide four months of treatment in the same way it does for men. If the treatment period is reduced because of a requirement that applies specifically to female patients, the pricing should take that difference into account. At the very least, Honeydew should be transparent about the fact that women are paying the same amount for less treatment time. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect customers to receive comparable value for the same price. Honeydew should reconsider this pricing structure or offer an adjustment/credit to women who lose a month of treatment because of the required pregnancy-testing process. Edit: reply to Connor You say that the additional cost is justified because your team does work during that waiting period. But men also require a review of medical information, lab results, a treatment care plan, i-pledge enrollment and pharmacy coordination so that they can get started safely. You said that this occurs during that month where the women wait but men also receive that same care without the wait. You stated that it isn’t fair to charge women more because they require “more work”, but isn’t that exactly what is occurring? In regard to transparency, just because the pricing model is transparent does not mean that the pricing model is appropriate or ethical

My pregnancy test was received for 5 days and was still not confirmed in iPledge even after messaging to ask for it to be reviewed. I had to change providers completely to avoid missing my window and being locked out. I had everything completed and submitted as instructed and ended up having to pay for an entirely different service, which at least was worth it as they were able to confirm me and send my prescription in time for me to pick it up and not delay my treatment.