Pavel K.
Absolute scam of a company with…
Absolute scam of a company with predatory policies and total indifference toward their clients. Avoid Trinity Meds at all costs! I had active subscriptions for both GLP-1 and NAD+. On the exact day I was auto-charged for NAD+, I called customer service immediately to stop the shipment—I still had plenty left, and frankly, the product felt ineffective anyway—and asked for a refund. The representative casually told me they could cancel the shipment so nothing would be sent, but refused to give me my money back due to "company policy." I then asked if that charge could at least be applied as a credit toward my ongoing GLP-1 subscription instead. Once again, I was hit with a flat "No." So Trinity Meds is completely fine taking your money, sending you absolutely nothing, and offering zero credit. That is outright theft. When I told the rep to cancel every single one of my subscriptions because I refuse to support a business with such manipulative, dishonest practices, she didn't even care. She made zero effort to resolve the issue or retain me as a customer—just a cold, indifferent "Okay." Beyond their atrocious customer service, their entire operation is wildly incompetent. When I first ordered GLP-1, I had to call them at least five times just to get my initial package shipped. They were missing information on their end and didn't even bother reaching out to clarify it; they just let my order sit in limbo. To top it off, their GLP-1 is noticeably less effective than what I have received from other reputable providers, and the NAD+ was completely useless. Trinity Meds relies on subscription traps, terrible communication, and weak products. If you get hit with an auto-charge or need help, they will happily steal your cash and tell you tough luck. Do yourself a favor and find a legitimate provider that actually respects its clients.
Response from Trinity MedsOct 6, 2026
Pavel, I’m sorry this experience left you feeling this way. Like traditional brick-and-mortar pharmacies, we’re generally unable to refund medication that has already been dispensed or used unless there is an applicable medical exception. I also want to address your concern that the NAD+ did not feel effective. NAD+ does not typically produce immediate results and it can take consistent use over time before benefits are noticeable. I’d still encourage anyone using it to review the available research independently, as individual response can vary. As for applying that charge as a credit toward another subscription, it isn’t that we were unwilling to do so, our system simply does not currently have the ability to transfer or reconcile payments between separate subscriptions that way. That is valuable feedback, though, and something I’ll bring back to the team. I do appreciate the other points you raised here too, particularly around the communication and your initial order. There are a few things in your experience that I want to address internally with our team. Thank you for laying it all out, and I’m sorry for the stress this caused.



