YourHealthRx Review: Price, Pros & Cons

YourHealthRx sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide in two forms: a weekly injection, or a tablet that dissolves in your mouth once a day. The price covers clinical access, coordination and the medication if you're prescribed it, and it doesn't change with your dose. There's no membership, and no separate shipping or clinician-review fee unless noted.

The site published monthly rate-lock offers of $140 for semaglutide injections, $170 for semaglutide tablets, $190 for tirzepatide injections and $180 for tirzepatide tablets, with redemption required by October 15, 2026. The rates hold only while continuously enrolled. Those dated offers do not establish the regular monthly price after the deadline, so request a current quote.

Optional three- and six-month supplies are priced separately and paid upfront. Semaglutide injections cost $450 for three months or $840 for six; tirzepatide tablets cost $570 or $1,080. Those totals are not a month-to-month bill.

YourHealth LLC, which trades as YourHealthRx, calls itself an access, education and marketing platform. It doesn't diagnose, prescribe, dispense or store your health records. You fill out a short prequalification form, then a clinical intake run by its partner providers. An independent licensed clinician reviews your history and labs when needed, and decides whether to prescribe and at what dose.

If you're prescribed, the order goes to a partner 503A compounding pharmacy, meaning one that mixes each prescription for a named patient. YourHealthRx doesn't name the pharmacy or the clinician group. The tirzepatide injection includes vitamin B12. You must be 18 or older and live in the U.S. Its coverage page lists GLP-1 injection fulfillment in all fifty states, excluding Washington, DC. Other injectable products have additional California restrictions. Confirm the exact product and address.

Once you've started intake, or your information has gone to a clinician, YourHealthRx generally doesn't refund its fees. It will consider a refund for a duplicate charge, a billing error, a platform problem it can't fix, or where state law requires one. Ask within 30 days of the charge through its contact page, and expect an answer within about ten business days.

Not being prescribed doesn't change that. Its policy says a clinician's decision doesn't affect refund eligibility. Medication refunds are set by the pharmacy, and dispensed prescriptions generally can't be returned.

• Ask which pharmacy will fill your order and which clinician group will review it.
• Confirm the code and the deadline if you want the locked monthly rate.
• Check that your chosen form is offered in your state.
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