Refills Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Refills advertises compounded GLP-1s "from $5 a day," which works out to roughly $150 a month. That's the only price it shows before you start. It doesn't publish a price for each drug, a dose-by-dose list or a plan-length table. Refills says the cost depends on the medication, the plan your provider prescribes and what's available in your state, and you see it during the intake.

Treat "from" as the floor. Before you pay, ask what you'll be charged at your starting dose, whether the price changes as the dose goes up, and whether the first-month offer on the listings carries into month two. Refills says subscribers usually pay less than one-time buyers. Shipping is free, and you don't need insurance.

Refills sells two compounded weekly injections. Personalized GLP-1 acts on one appetite pathway. Personalized GIP + GLP-1 acts on two, the same pairing tirzepatide uses. Refills' listings don't name the active ingredient, so ask which drug you're being prescribed. Both start at a low dose and step up on a schedule your provider sets. If your provider changes the dose, your subscription updates to match. There's no brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound and no pill or drop version.

The same account also sells NAD+, sermorelin, erectile dysfunction pills and hair-loss treatments.

Refills Health is a technology platform, not a medical practice or a pharmacy. It connects you with independent clinicians through partner groups it names: Beluga Health, Bask Health, Wasef Health and TelegraMD. A provider licensed in your state reviews your intake, often within hours. You don't always need a new consultation each month; check-ins happen at set points instead.

Prescriptions are filled by Hallandale Pharmacy or Perfect Rx Pharmacy, both named on its pharmacy-partners listing. Refills says each batch is tested by an outside lab, and you can ask for the Certificate of Analysis for your prescription at any time. Orders usually arrive three to five business days after approval, in plain packaging. Refills serves all 50 states but excludes DC. Availability can still vary by treatment, so confirm yours at the start of the intake.

You can pause, skip or cancel your subscription any time from your account dashboard, with no penalty or long-term commitment. Do it before your order is sent to the pharmacy. Once you've been charged and the package is with the carrier, all sales are final, because prescription drugs can't be returned.

If a package is lost in transit, Refills works with the carrier to find it and reships if it can't be recovered. The 30-day return window on its returns policy covers unopened non-prescription items only, not your GLP-1.