Shannon F.
Avoid Join Piper
The sign up was incredibly easy. Very slick interface. I just answered the health questions and was approved. I had no doctor consultation in advance of approval. Just drop your money and you're ready to go. It took about 10 days to get my medication which I thought was odd. I was previously using a different company and had several months of Tirzepatide usage under my belt. I was changing because Join Piper was several hundred dollars less monthly. Although it irritated me a little, the shipping time was a minor irritation. The real problem was the medication and the support. The medication I received from Join Piper, which was filled by a company called Vials RX, did not work. At all. This was the 10 mg dose. With Citizen Meds the medication was as expected. I had zero appetite, I could only eat a few ounces of food and then only every 6 to 8 hours as the stomach empty slowly. I was constipated. I had every symptom that people routinely complain about. However, I had learned to live with it and the way it was coming off. I forced myself to eat 500 too a thousand calories a day. After my first dosage of the new medication from Join Piper, the symptoms went away. All of them. I became hungry again, I had no constipation, I could eat every hour. It was as if there were zero medicine in the injections. Join Piper has an app but good luck getting anybody to respond to you other than the AI. Once you sign up you're on your own. Would take 24 to 48 hours for a human to get back to me and then it would be "someone will reach out to you in 24 to 48 hours." I did a little research on Vials RX and apparently they just got there compounding license in Texas. These guys are literally a couple of months old. I had to switch providers again and throw away the medication from Join Piper. Because it wasn't medication. I'm not sure what I was injecting into my stomach but it certainly wasn't a GLP1. I would say avoid this company at all costs.