Royal Medical Center Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Royal Medical Center, a hormone and weight loss clinic in Deerfield Beach, Florida, lists compounded GLP-1 injections starting at $67 a month. The listing covers both semaglutide and tirzepatide, sold as one-, two- and three-month programs. It doesn't say which drug, dose or program length that $67 belongs to, and the category listing shows a different $116 figure. Ask for the price of the exact drug and dose you'd be on, and what it becomes after the first program.

Royal calls its pricing all-inclusive. The weight loss program price is said to cover the medication, syringes and supplies, physician consultations and follow-ups, and lab monitoring with dose adjustments. The clinic also advertises a price-match offer: if you find an equal program elsewhere for less, it says it will beat that price by 25%. Ask how it decides what counts as equal before relying on that.

Royal's process has three steps. First comes an initial consultation with a full lab panel, a review of your medical history, a physical exam and a physician visit. Then a physician builds a dosing plan for you. After that, the medication ships from the pharmacy to your home or office. Ongoing care includes regular check-ins, periodic lab work and dose changes as needed.

The clinic is led by a physician it calls Dr. Rodriguez, without a full name or license details. The current product page names Belmar Pharma Solutions as its dispensing pharmacy, without identifying a specific facility. Royal also sells testosterone, hormone therapy, peptides and sexual health treatments.

Royal leaves several basics unpublished. Get answers by phone or email first:

• Which states it serves. Royal mentions shipping to your home but doesn't list states. Ask whether the initial exam and labs can happen where you live.
• Your monthly price at your dose, and whether a two- or three-month program is paid upfront.
• What the labs cost if you can't get them done through the clinic.
• Refunds and cancellation. No refund or cancellation policy is posted.

Royal doesn't mention insurance in its weight loss pricing, so plan on paying cash. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved.