PrioritymedsReviews of prioritymeds.com

I attempted to talk to someone without success. I wanted the $145/month price advertised on Instagram. No response from the company after multiple attempts.

very scammy company disputing the charges as I was told that I could cancel for a $100 fee but then saw that the guy I spoke with did not tell me that I was signing up for 3 months worth of the meds and when I questioned the area at the bottom saying that it was reoccurring he FLAT OUT told me that it was a glitch and not true. I am canceling my credit card and fighting to the death to get my money back as I am not even sure the meds are safe.

Horrible product. Didn’t lose anything. Total scam, beware!!

I haven’t really had time to evaluate if it’s going to work or not. It kind of bothered me that I never talked to a human. All I did was answer the questions online and the prescription was sent. I also stated that I don’t need the anti-nausea medication but it was sent anyway I get up very early to go to work and I received a phone call late in the evening like right about 9 o’clock and I was half asleep. They were asking me questions about the application for the medication which I had already received at that point he decides to pull up my history and realized the called was way out of line so that was a little concerning about the communication. I’m very Leary about the fact you pay upfront for the medication. If it’s not up to my standard and it doesn’t work, am I owe that money or am I refunded?

It took a couple of calls and a couple of messages to resolve an issue with dosage on my second shipment, but in the end the problem was resolved and the correct medication arrived promptly. Thank you.

Carlo's, my customer service agent who helped with onboarding was very professional and did an excellent job. I changed providers due to the recent price decreases available. I was concerned about quality, but so far have been very happy.

I have been a customer for about 9 months for a compounded Tirz. Lost about 20 pounds. This may seem like not too much, but it is a lot for me, and also, I started very, very slow because I was scared of the side effects. I first signed up for a 6-month supply at the lowest dose, which was delivered in two batches every 3 months. Then I renewed for another 6 months, and I was pleasantly surprised that the promo price had not escalated. The price did not escalate for higher doses either. Today I received my fourth batch. Each time, the meds came perfectly packaged with all the needed stuff and already mixed. It also came with a bonus nausea medication each time for the known side effects, which I had to use very little of. Every 3 months - regardless of my order package, I need to undergo a medical questionnaire in order to get the next 3-month supply. Customer service is great and quick - I have used text messages and internal chat options. Every time I had a question, it was answered right away - whether it was technical or medical (they have separate messaging systems for each). The admin questions seem to be machine-answered or IA. The medical ones seem to be from a live M.D. They use fast shipping directly from a 3rd party compounding pharmacy. For this 4th delivery, the time between completing the questionnaire and receiving the meds was probably 48 or 72 hours. Only the first time took a little longer, I believe it was a longer process. Another reason I give them 5 stars is because they accommodated my shipping address changes each time with no fuzz. Overall, I am very satisfied. I did some research on different providers before I chose priority meds, and I believe that at that time, their prices were highly competitive. About the med itself - I feel no hunger except for around lunchtime (my usual largest meal of the day) but am satisfied after a few bites. I have no more food or alcohol noise. I feel no need to have a glass of wine in the evenings anymore. My only critique or struggle is with energy. I do feel lazy most of the day and have to negotiate with my brain even about a short walk - this is harder to do without the "reward" of a good snack afterwards since that's not attractive enough anymore. The compounded vitamin B-6 seems not to be enough for me. I've been supplementing with different B12 products, but so far, it's hit and miss. The highest doses of B12 gave me energy, but have caused acne to appear on my face and chin. Of course, this has nothing to do with priority meds and I haven't tried their B12 products yet - I think that injecting myself with one product is stressful enough. Joke aside, I was - and still am - syringe-averse but have gotten used to the self-injections and do not feel any pain. I have not given myself a bruise with it in months now! Speaking of syringes - another reason I like priority meds is because they made it clear how many units on the syringe I was supposed to draw for each dose. Not being in the medical field, I had to double and triple check this with on the web and with other people around me who are. You get a vial in MG, with a dose in ML, and then a syringe that has UNITS. The component percentage of each vial of product is different for the dose, or because the pharmacy mixes it differently.

I’ve used them twice. Very easy to work with. Real meds from real pharmacies. The only thing I would change is lower prices.