WeightRxReviews of weightrx.com

Terrible customer service and I'm scared to say this may be a scam. First response was fast and then the doctor said he had to wait to send my script until support spoke to me about pricing. I was prescribed 1mg dose. Higher prices are for those over 1mg dose. Spent a week emailing nonstop and even trying to speak to the doctor and gave gotten nothing. I was so excited and now feel like it's just a scam.

**UPDATE** 8-13-23 I finally received a pending refund on my account. I'm still not sure if I would recommend this site...the communication is just not easy and there is no number to call...that's a huge problem in my opinion, you should be able to reach out easily and not wait days to see what's going on....but I have heard they are a great company to work with and in my opinion they actually have really great prices on Sema and are more than reasonable but the big thing I'm hesitant on is how to communicate with them.....overall I'm just disappointed how everything turned out because I was looking forward to go through them. Communication is horrible and you cannot call anyone associated with this so called company, there is no number listed on the site. I submitted payment, which I was hesitant to do to begin with....but you have to provide payment information before even proceeding with anything and then the intake form they ask very personal questions along w private information and want pictures of your body and drivers license (the picture part and photo ID wasn't expected) but I understand needing medical history. Just the entire process seemed sketchy because how the website is set up but I kept proceeding because there were quite a few people who swore by this company and said they were legit. When the doctor reviewed everything he told me he would not provide the requested medication dose without proof of my current dose in writing from the previous pharmacy in which I did not have because I was going through a Medspa and they just sent a vial and we had verbal instructions (so I get it and I'm not mad about it, I completely understand where the doctor was coming from) and so I did not want to proceed. I never heard back from him and I was still charged the $479. I couldn't access my profile and messages between me and the doctor, it kept saying the code couldn't be found to access it, so I started panicking so I then emailed the support email because there is no number to call and I had to threaten to dispute charges as fraud if no one contacted me ASAP. Someone finally did call from a blocked number and we discussed everything and I asked for refund which he said he would process and I asked him to send me an email confirming everything and he said he would. I'm still waiting for that email and refund to be processed....I will be calling my bank to dispute charges if everything is not resolved accordingly but I absolutely do not recommend this so called telehealth company.

I bought their Groupon which promised the following:, “Swift processing of Semaglutide prescription, upon approval. Initial prescription dosage (0.25mg for the first 2 weeks, followed by 0.5mg for the next 4 weeks). Essential tools for easy medication administration” How that reads, you would expect you would have the dosage sent to you because of your purchase. Instead, WeightRx said the “prescription dosage” simply refers to the standard dosage for new patients and it will not cover the cost of the medicine itself. There’s an additional $229 fee just to get the medicine delivered every month. All that to say, you are paying for getting a prescription that can be provided by a more reliable source, your primary care doctor. There’s also no way to login to your account online to see what the status of your charges or medicine are. All in all, if you work with this company, expect to pay way more than they let on. EDIT responding to WeightRx: Blaming your customers for issues with how your team mislabeled services is gaslighting. Let’s just look at the logic here. Your monthly fee is $249, which “covers the full Semaglutide treatment” (medicine included). Your Groupon coupon claims to be %90 off of $249 (the cost of your supposed full package), bringing the coupon price to $25. In your Groupon listing, you specifically claimed to provide the “Initial prescription dosage” which you have since removed because you realized your mistake after my purchase. So all that to say, you are claiming to have a Groupon that is 90% off your full package, but not including the most important part of the package which is the medication itself. Instead, folks that purchase the Groupon are charged an additional $229, bringing total cost to $255, which is more than the actual full package. Stop trying to scam people on Groupon and force them to pay more for a service that is less.

Scam. I have tried reaching out via email and through the contact us link on the website and have never received a reply of any sort.