VigorMeds Review: Price, Pros & Cons

VigorMeds sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide in two forms, a weekly injection and daily drops you hold under your tongue. Each is priced "from" a starting figure, and the drops cost less than the shots.

Those are floors, not a dose-by-dose price list, so ask what your plan will cost as the dose goes up. VigorMeds also lists lower-dose "microdosing" plans for both drugs. A promo code takes $100 off the first month, which means the first charge you see isn't the one that repeats.

You pay a single subscription total. VigorMeds' terms say it bundles the platform fee, the pharmacy's charge for the drug and the medical group's fee for the provider. No insurance is needed, and none is billed.

You start with a short medical intake about your goals and health history, and only then see the treatment options. After that comes a telehealth session with a provider, who decides whether medication fits. VigorMeds names four clinicians on its site, three physicians and a family nurse practitioner, and says care is given by independent licensed providers through a medical group.

If you're approved, a licensed compounding pharmacy fills the prescription and ships it to you, usually within a few days. VigorMeds doesn't name the pharmacy. Its terms say you can ask to have the prescription filled at a pharmacy of your choice, at your own cost.

VigorMeds advertises a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Its policy defines it narrowly: if you cancel within 30 days of your very first enrollment, you get your first month's fee back and lose access right away. After that window, there's no refund, though you keep access through the month you've paid for.

The renewal rule is the one to plan around. Subscriptions renew automatically unless you cancel at least 30 days before the renewal is processed, and you cancel by emailing support. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period. Prescription medication can't be returned or exchanged once it's sold.

If you cancel while you still have an active prescription and later want to come back, VigorMeds charges a reactivation fee equal to one month of your old plan, on top of the new subscription.

• Check that VigorMeds treats patients in your state. It doesn't publish a state list.
• Ask for the price at your expected maintenance dose, not just the starting figure.
• Put a reminder in your calendar more than 30 days before each renewal if you might stop.
• Ask which pharmacy will make your medication.