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Trinity Meds, utilizing Link Pharmacy (Highland Village, TX), engaged in medical merchant fraud by delivering an illegal, unusable, and dangerous product. 1. Product Arrived Destroyed: The medication delivered is Semaglutide/NAD+, a fragile peptide that requires strict refrigeration. It was left in a hot locker, arrived very warm, and is chemically degraded and medically unusable. 2. Gross Dispensing Error / Overdose: The pharmacy labeled this medication for a first-time user (age 74) to inject "56 units" of a 4mg/mL solution. This equates to a 2.24mg dose. According to standard medical consensus, the FDA starting dose for Semaglutide is 0.25mg. Link Pharmacy attempted to dispense a near-fatal overdose that is roughly 10 times the safe initiation dose. I have reported them to CFPB and so should anyone else who has experienced anything similar.

This pharmacy takes forever and ever to fill prescriptions. Almost 2 weeks. They have too much going on and service is shoddy at best. Greed has made them accept too many contracts and not hire more pharmacists. They are the pharmacy for EMBODY weight loss medications and together it is absolutely NOT a winning combination. If you like your medications hot and late, they're your pharmacy!!! Beware!!!!! Report fraudulent medication to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy Complaints read less

Received a watered down, inneffective vial of Trizepatide via my AltRX prescription. Vial arrive quickly and cold, however it was clear from the beginning that this was not the same quality as the previous pharmacies had delivered. It had the consistency of water, burned on injection, and it did not leave the pink splotch under my skin from the b vitamins. By day three most of my symptoms had begun to return, and by day five it was clear the injection had no effect what so ever. After reading other reviews, it's obvious this is a recurring issue with this company. I canceled AltRx and went with a company that uses the top rated pharmacies only.

No sense of urgency, they've had a prescription for me for a week and it hasn't gone out, despite the fact I ran out this week and they're telling me it'll be middle of next week. Stunning indifference to what a customer needs. We were busy seems to be the goto explanation and zero sympathy for my situation, still won't be sending for almost a week. I was lucky to get a live person this time, the couple times i called before, I was directed to call another number...that directed me to call the first number. I get that they're busy, but the callousness to the situation of a paying customer, caught me off guard a bit. There has to be other companies that value paying customers.

I do not recommend medvi or link pharmacy! Inconsistent in their compounding glp1 meds. BUYER BEWARE THEY BAIT AMD SWITCH AMD PRODUCT IS WATERED DOWN AMD 400 A MONTH, AFTER 3 TIMES I HAVE LEARNED

I received a GLP 1 medication from Link Pharmacy via Medvi that was shipped in a black canister ( which was a different packaging) from my previous ones. This shipment arrived with 2 blue tubes inserted in the canister along with medication everything arrived warm at best. I contacted Medvi via phone and email more than 5 times and they REFUSED to replace the product or issue a refund I requested they cancel my subscription and DO NOT RECOMMEND MEDVI/LINK Pharmacy

Link Pharmacy in Highland Village is partnered with a company called MEDVi, who provides online weight control meds such as GLP-1 types. I had no contact with Link but received a prescription purchased through MEDVi. It arrived three days late (the medication is perishable and is supposed to stay cold). The package was not only warm, it was utterly filthy like it had been laying on the floor of some dirty warehouse. This is an injectable medication. I refused to even open this package or use the product because it was shipped carelessly. I asked for a refund or replacement and was denied both by MedVi. After numerous emails and phone calls with their offshore call center in Bangladesh - or wherever it is. I strongly recommend not doing business with Link Pharmacy or MEDVi. I hope Link Pharmacy owners or management read this and disconnect with MEDVi. If I see any certain evidence of that happening, I will acknowledge and annotate this review.