beyondMDReviews of beyondmd.com

Totally disappointed. I filled out my application and paid the consultation fee. It sounded like I just needed to wait to see if I was approved and I did get a message from the doctor saying I was approved so I thought I was done. Evidently, the doctor had a question that same afternoon so they called one time to schedule that call. I was at work and not expecting a very personal call. They tried to call me one time and the next message I received was to tell me I had to start over and pay the consultation fee over again. I never had a consult yet I was expected to pay a consult fee again. Waste of time and money. Do not recommend!

This company seems legitimate, their customer service is good, and I don't doubt that the compounding pharmacies they use are legitimate. HOWEVER, they charge about 500% more than other very reputable suppliers of peptides and GLP-1s. It's very sad that companies want to take advantage of people who are just trying to improve their health. Don't let them price gouge you as they did me! Do your research and go with a different company!

This company is a scam! try to send an email and their provided email can not be found. All links sent are faulty so impossible to fill out questionnaire. Customer support email doe not work, so basically can not reach them. Scammed out of 29.00

Scared and horrified! I tried compounded semaglutide from the company for the first time. I spent a total of less than 2 minutes on the phone with the doctor and explained that my goal was to lose 50-60 pounds. He immediately prescribed 3 months worth to be increased every 4 weeks. When I received the medication (that cost me $700 by the way) it arrived in 3 separate bottles, each labeled with directions with a “1st month, 2nd month, 3rd month” label on each bottle. Of course I started with month 1 and had effective results. My appetite was curved and I lost 12ish pounds the first month. 12 pounds is great right? I did have nausea and vomiting, and some gastrointestinal issues, but that that was to be expected right? So I thought. When I went to start month 2 today, I realized the label read 4mg concentration, but the bottle inside read 6mg concentration. That lead me to look closer at each month. The medical bottle inside of the pill bottle labeled “1st month” said 4mg concentration but the outside label said 2mg. So I checked the 3rd month bottle. It’s said 10mg concentration on the label, but the medication bottle inside said 2mg. So what I am seeing is I started on the wrong higher dose for 4 weeks straight because they put the wrong medication in the wrong bottle! Now I don’t know what to do or take because I can’t trust the labels or bottles. If they got the labels wrong, who’s to say they did not compound it wrong! I am beyond upset as I am a healthcare provider and these things are taken out very seriously. I could have been injured starting at a higher dose than recommended. I will be calling to complain and I want a refund!!