Hands-on reviews of telehealth providers and compounding pharmacies, written by people who placed the order and opened the box.
Patient's Embody experience, from rapid approval to surprise Zofran charge and portal access issues. See pricing, support concerns, and more.
Embody
One patient's Found experience: a one-minute insurance check, a $20 copay, a 5-minute Sunday video visit, labs no one mentioned, $149 to start.
Inside an SBH Medical (OptioRx) compounded tirzepatide order: a UPS box, an insulated pouch, two 1 mL vials, both labels transcribed, dose math done.
One patient's Ivim Health experience: a 20-minute signup, $300 plus a $74.99 membership, a dose that stepped up, and canceling friction.
One compounded tirzepatide order, two pharmacies: a 503B made the vial, a Pennsylvania pharmacy shipped it. Both labels transcribed, dose math done.
Patient Direct Rx
A patient shares her Amble experience: 8-minute signup, $329 for one month, an intake that estimated 6 mg, and a vial that arrived labeled for 3 mg.
A reviewer walks through Remedy Meds: $279 first month, a video visit revealed after payment, and a 365-day guarantee he was never eligible for.
Remedy Meds
Inside a Strive Pharmacy compounded tirzepatide box: a cooler box, thawed gel packs, the 10/5/500 label transcribed, and how to reach a pharmacist.
MEDVi
One patient shares real MEDVi experience: $199 at checkout, $299 on renewal, upsells that drop when you say no, and a $100 cancel discount.
MEDVi
Inside a Promise Pharmacy compounded tirzepatide shipment: the cold chain, the contents of the vial, the BUD, and how to reach a pharmacist.
Promise Pharmacy
One patient shares her real Shed experience: $299 becomes $598, the cancel button is disabled, and a required video visit appears only after you pay.
Shed
A patient unboxes compounded tirzepatide dispensed by The Pharmacy Hub and compounded by BPI Labs: cooler, gel pack, 4 mL vial, labels, storage card.
The Pharmacy Hub
