MaximusReviews of maximustribe.com

I give this ranking because once contacted they’re very responsive. I’m hoping that she’s able to get me the refund that I expect as soon as possible. I didn’t see any attempt since I started the program in February to get me to complete the sign-in process. Doesn’t mean I didn’t get it, just means I didn’t remember seeing it.

Had an issue with auto shipping and being unable to cancel on the website or through customer service, they eventually resolved the issue and made it right. My hope is in the future they make managing the timing and shipment of medicine and lab kits easier so nothing has to go through customer service ideally. As long they continue to stand by their product and customers I will consider them a potentially supplier in the future.

Fast response, did a great job of understanding my unique needs. Decent prices.

Customer services is a little slow in getting back to you .

Maximus made the process of onboarding and initial lab work very streamlined. Provider is great. A few delays with shipping but most medication is shipped promptly after provider approves refill

So far so good everything except my TRT treatment came within a week of purchase I'd recommend it to others most definitely.

Great service and quality medication. A little on the pricey side.

Overall, I am happy and will remain a customer. Two things I want to address. 1. I had to get labs three times because Maximus team could not communicate what they wanted. I turned in labs and was told it’s missing Hematocrit. So I got that and then I was told it was missing three more things, so I went got those. Frustrating. 2. I received a text that required an “urgent” response to a doctor, I didn’t know responding to the doctor’s questionnaire would trigger a refill. No cart to review before purchase? Get rid of such clever marketing schemes, it does not grow loyal customers. I recommend 1. when requiring labs, you put up front in a text/e-mail what is required. I shouldn’t have to track that down. 2. Get rid of clever marketing “gotcha” schemes, tacky! It’s one thing to send a reminder, it’s another thing to channel someone into a refill.