Alloy HealthReviews of myalloy.com

The medication had made no change at all. I am very disappointed in the product and I want to make sure that I do not get anymore of it.

Paid money for physician eval - asked later how was my experience, felt decieving as there was NO clinician contact. Just a prescription.

Do not allow them to send you a three month supply of treatment- they offer no refunds if it isn’t working for you. I tried the max dose of the spray for a month but did not help my symptoms. I need to switch to another method but they will not allow me to send the two unused completely sealed in box sprays back, so I am out $140. Very disappointed.

There's no blood work, it takes two days the doctor supposedly reviews your chart and then prescribes hormones which I think are dangerous without bloodwork! If you try to ask the doctor a question good luck… They do not respond unless you agreed to a treatment plan. COMPLETE WASTE of TIME & MONEY!

This dried out my skin and the dispenser broke almost as soon as I got it.

I don’t recommend it all It’s a scam The product doesn't even work You don’t even have a person to talk to It’s a waste of money

You charged me before I confirmed the order

My first experience with Alloy was in ordering estrogen. (I have already been taking progesterone.) I poured out my heart and my experiences over the last few years, as well as reasons that I wanted to start a higher dose than the minimum. It seemed as if the doctor listened and prescribed what I thought was two steps up. It was very much appreciated! My next experience was in switching to a glp-1 through Alloy. Again, I poured out my heart, my experiences, what I was requesting and why in several locations throughout the application, to no avail. I had to message back and forth multiple times from early morning well into the evening explaining over and over again because the prescription sent in was wrong, then it was wrong again, then it was wrong again, then I had to wait for doctor approval on the supplier side. I spent so much time worried that the wrong dose would be sent out. I still thanked the doctor, and his reply, "Your welcome" A grown man practicing medicine and we get, Your? It was as if he wasn't even paying any attention, just punching buttons. So, did I get lucky the first time? Was it even a step up, or was this usual practice anyway. I have a decision about a new dose, but feel it won't matter to mention my experience, or what nuances there might be. I'm pretty sure I am just a number again. This is so frustrating. I've been in peri for five years now, I read, I listen, I attend events-some even where Alloy doctors speak, I research, but none of it matters, because over and over again this happens.