RNK Health Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Compounded semaglutide starts at $197 a month and compounded tirzepatide at $297. RNK sells both as one monthly price, and its product pages spell out what goes into it: the month's medication, the physician consultation and prescription, syringes and alcohol wipes, and shipping. There's no separate membership or visit fee on top.

The catch is the word "from." Neither product listing says what a higher dose costs, and the FAQ says full pricing appears at checkout. If you expect to move up in dose over the first few months, ask what the price becomes at each step before you pay for the first one.

Both drugs are injections. There's no tablet and no brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound option here.

You pick the medication first, then take a short quiz. A U.S. clinician reviews it online, and if you're approved the medication ships to your door. RNK says delivery takes about 48 hours once it ships. The same account also sells NAD+, sermorelin, B12, enclomiphene and naltrexone, so it's built more like a general wellness shop than a weight-loss clinic.

Care runs through two physician groups that RNK names in its refund policy: OpenLoop Health and MD Integrations. The site lists a medical provider address in Des Moines, Iowa, and a dispensing pharmacy address and phone number in Springville, Utah. It doesn't name the pharmacy itself, and it doesn't publish a list of states it serves.

You can cancel, pause or skip a month from your account portal, by email or by phone. The timing matters:

• A cancellation has to arrive at least 72 hours before your billing date, or that charge still goes through.
• RNK emails you 7 days before each renewal with the amount and date, plus links to pause, skip or cancel.
• Once you submit the intake, the fee is non-refundable.
• The exceptions are a provider finding you ineligible, which refunds the unused portion, and medication that arrives damaged, wrong or late, which gets a replacement first.

Damage claims need photos within 7 days of delivery. Heat-stable medications that ship without ice packs don't qualify for a temperature claim.

Use the 7-day renewal email as your reminder to decide on the next month, since a cancellation has to land 72 hours before the charge. Ask for your dose price in writing. And if your state matters to you, check it in the quiz before you pay, because RNK doesn't list where it ships. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved products.