Alloy HealthReviews of myalloy.com

Alloy is getting more and more expensive; currently trying to find cheaper options.

Wasn't impressed. Didn't see the results that were promised. Seems more marketing than medical solution.

Major discrepancies between what you are paying for and what you actually get. I purchased body cream, face cream, face serum, eye cream, tretinoin, and not one of them was a "3 month supply", though that was what I was charged for. If you actually follow the instructions, which say "2 full pumps 1-2x per day" you can expect to run out in one month, not three. When you question this, they tell you that "people often times use more than they think". Impossible with a "metered dose". I used one pump once per day, and ran out in 6 weeks...half of the three months for which I was charged. Also, I have not noticed a single bit of difference in my skin, but of course you need a whole three months to notice any change. Big ripoff....get a regular prescription from your dermatologist.

Their quality control is lacking these days. In the past two shipments I've received, the estradiol sprays have been loose in the package. The boxes look beat down. In the last shipment, they sent me progesterone tablets that were literally MELTED and FUSED together. I am honestly livid.

for certain products, they contract with an outside fulfillment vendor. There seems to be a breakdown in communication between Alloy and the fulfillment vendor which caused an excessive delay. When I expressed this to the alloy team I did not receive acknowledgment or support. I am seriously contemplating going elsewhere for ongoing treatment and service.

Well I’ve felt no difference in this 3 months. The only thing which may or may not be coincidental is for the first time in 35 years I have an abnormal mammogram and must go for further testing.

I ordered M4 eye cream. I didn’t notice any results and the cream kept getting into my eyes, no matter how much I avoided getting to close. They would water for a long time once a tiny bit was there and it would sting. And it’s expensive. Shipping took forever. While things worked out, I also noticed they offered terzeptide and considered switching to Alloy, because of a low teaser price. But the final cost included a monthly maintenance fee of $100, if I remember correctly with the opportunity to chat with a health care professional whenever. I don’t need to chat very much about Terzeptide and the fact that I at least was not clear it was an extra $100, a bit dismayed with the practice. I have been burned with subscriptions before and I stay away from non-transparent companies. A doctor never replied for days to review the GLP request. So, the extra $100 likely wasn’t going to correlate with timely communication from Alloy’s end.

The O mazing cream didn't do alot. I was very unhappy with the return policy and the fact you lock the account a couple of days before shipment.