Woodwork Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Woodwork is a men's telehealth service built by Grindr, best known for ED treatment. Its weight-loss line has three compounded options:

The $127 semaglutide price applies to the 48-week injection plan, the longest commitment. Woodwork notes that prices vary by product and plan, so check what the plan length you pick costs per month, and what the tablet costs if you'd rather skip needles; the $127 injection figure does not establish the tablet price.

Shipping is free, HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and labs are included in the price when your clinician recommends them. Every GLP-1 order also comes with a free Grindr Unlimited subscription.

You take an online assessment about your goals and medical history. A licensed clinician decides whether medication is right for you. Once your prescription is approved, the order ships within two business days and usually arrives two to five days later.

Before each monthly billing cycle you get a Refill Form by email. You report side effects and health changes, share medication preferences, and can ask for a clinician appointment. Follow-up visits and labs are required only for some patients, depending on health history. Every patient can also book free one-on-one video sessions with a Care Coach, usually monthly, covering medication questions, side effects, nutrition, sleep and stress.

Cancel from Manage Your Subscription in the patient portal or by emailing support, at least 72 hours before your billing date. Woodwork's refund rules:

• Refunds are only considered before your medication is ordered, and never after you've received it.
• If you're disqualified after submitting your intake, you're eligible for a refund.
• On a multi-month plan, a refund is prorated. Months already shipped are recalculated at the regular single-month price, which costs more than your plan rate, so a long plan canceled early returns less than you might expect.
• Damaged or wrong medication is usually replaced by the pharmacy rather than refunded.

• Woodwork serves the U.S. only and doesn't publish a state list. The intake tells you whether your state is covered.
• It doesn't name the compounding pharmacy or a medical director.
• Customer care is available around the clock by phone and email.

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved.