Henry MedsReviews of henrymeds.com

After joining, I am finding customer support to Takes at least 48 hours to respond. Plus, if you need a higher dose, the price goes up. I will look into getting another provider once my subscription expires.

The PA was amazing—we ended up changing our initial plan, and it turned out to be a much better fit for my needs. The only reason I can’t give a higher rating is due to the pricing transparency. It showed a $0 cost to start the “new” subscription plan, but after confirming, my card was charged nearly $600. That price wasn’t clearly presented beforehand, and had I seen it, I may have explored other options. I feel a bit stuck now.

Application process: 10/10 -Application asks for normal identification, a debit card, and simple health history. -Videocall was very quick, basically asking the same questions that was on the application process. -Processing of medication is quick and gives you proper updates. Advice in Regards to Maintaining Health: -This specific medication for weight loss has been available, from what I remember, since 2017. Therefore, as doctors and medical providers, I expected that there would be additional information about how to counteract side effects in relation to the pancreas, the liver, the gallbladder, muscle tissue, bone density being negatively affected. The woman who did my video appointment said there is none, besides working out. I would expect that someone in this field with extensive experience in prescribing out the meds and knowing the side effects would also give supplemental instruction. It is off putting that there is “none.”

At the beginning of my experience, everything was great. The prescribers were great, helpful, and knowledgeable. However, towards the end of my six months, it became quite frustrating. Throughout my six-month subscription, it started to feel less about my health and more about upselling. For the last two months, I was told my dose wouldn’t be increased, unless I was willing to pay about $100 more per month. That didn’t sit right with me. When my six months ended, trying to cancel was unnecessarily difficult. I submitted a cancellation request online, but it wasn’t processed automatically. I attempted to use Live Chat multiple times during business hours, but no agents were ever available. The chat directed me to call customer service, but every time I called, I was told no agents were available and the call would disconnect—no option to even leave a message. Email was the only way to reach them, and even then, they said responses could take up to 48 hours. The entire process was a hassle and left a bad impression. I expected better communication and a smoother experience.

They scheduled a consultation promptly and getting on their calendar was easy. The provider was nice enough and I got the phentermine for weight loss that I wanted. However, their system has no way to just send a generic 'message' to your care team. You have to open a Support ticket, which based on the labelling, is more for technical support issues. They need to have, and lack, a methodology where it's actually OK to send a message (about anything medical) to your care team. lacking that puts circle medical way above them, if you can use circle medical do it instead.

Update: Customer service contacted me and offered to refund the charges. Unfortunately, now the refund needs to go through the credit card dispute process. While their willingness to refund the charges is reassuring, the fact that they began charging me without authorization and that I had to dispute the charges before getting a response is not. Things were fine while I was using their product; however, I canceled in 2025. Confirmed via phone. Charges began appearing on my credit card in January of 2026. I contacted them about the charges multiple times. I finally had to dispute the charges through my credit card company.

On-line PA great. Messages from support team explaining cost and plans, VERY CONFUSING

First appt was great medication were on time, second time my credit card was charged and I had to follow up to find where the medications were.