MyDrHank review
MyDrHank lists compounded tirzepatide from $240 a month and semaglutide from $178. No page says what term those figures belong to, or what one month costs.
- Pricing grade
- CCaveat
- Monthly price
- Not published
- Price comparison
- Not published
- no page and no intake screen we reached showed what a month costs
- FDA warning letter
- None found
Pricing transparency · How we grade · How we verify prices
Every price on the site is a "From" figure with no plan term beside it.
- No month-to-month price published
- Coverage not verified
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The verdict
A broad menu under a "Transparent pricing" badge, with one floor per product and nothing published above it.
Quick facts
Key facts
- Compounded tirzepatide
- From $240 a month, term not stated
- Compounded semaglutide
- From $178 a month, term not stated
- Sermorelin
- From $137 a month
- Month-to-month price
- Not published
- Brand-name GLP-1s
- Not sold, stated in the intake
- Pharmacies
- Available on request
- States served
- No list and no claim
Pros and cons
What we like
- Every product has a published floor on its own page, before any intake.
- The intake says plainly that brand-name GLP-1s aren't sold, rather than steering you to them.
- Trial figures on the weight-loss pages are cited, and the footnote says compounded results may differ.
- A phone number and an email are listed for refills and support.
What could be better
- No term is stated beside any "From" price, and no single-month price is published.
- Pharmacy partners are named only on request.
- Neither the terms nor the privacy policy gives a street address.
- The terms say medication won't ship in child-resistant packaging.
What it is
A telehealth brand with six lines on its menu: weight loss, longevity, peptides and NAD+, sexual health, hair growth and strength. The terms name Dr. Hank, LLC and describe it as a platform that connects you with providers, not a medical practice itself.
Its GLP-1s are compounded, with vitamin B-12 or glycine added to the injection, and its intake says outright that it sells no brand-name GLP-1. The trade-off between compounded and brand is worth knowing before you start.
MyDrHank describes an online health questionnaire followed by clinician review, prescription if appropriate, and delivery. Its weight-loss page promises check-ins, dose adjustments and unlimited care-team messaging. Those are published service descriptions; we have not received treatment or measured the support response. Eligibility is determined by the clinician. The page does not establish a BMI cutoff or a treatment-specific state list. Source: weight-loss program.
The tirzepatide page describes free consultation and delivery, with temperature-controlled shipping. It says a U.S.-licensed provider reviews the intake, but does not name the clinician assigned to a patient. Ask who will prescribe, whether labs or an appointment are required, and how to contact that clinician about side effects. Source: tirzepatide treatment page.
Every price we found at MyDrHank
| Plan | Advertised | Published price |
|---|---|---|
| Compounded tirzepatideNo plan term stated. Offered with B-12 or glycine added. | From $240/mo | Not published |
| Compounded semaglutide | From $178/mo | Not published |
| Oral semaglutide | From $171/mo | Not published |
| Sermorelin | From $137/mo | Not published |
| NAD+ injectionThe nasal spray is from $137. | From $155/mo | Not published |
| Glutathione injection | From $103/mo | Not published |
| Generic sildenafilNo quantity stated. | From $25/mo | Not published |
What it actually costs at MyDrHank
Every product page shows one number, a "From" price, with no plan term beside it.
Compounded tirzepatide is from $240 a month, semaglutide from $178, oral semaglutide from $171, sermorelin and the NAD+ spray from $137, NAD+ injections from $155, glutathione from $103. Generic sildenafil is from $25. A "from" price is a floor, not a quote.
What sits above that floor isn't shown. We went through 21 screens of the weight-loss signup, including creating an account, and no price appeared before the form asked for a verified street address.
The “No commitment” wording beside the weight-loss intake does not state a cancellation deadline, refund entitlement or renewal schedule. We could not verify those terms from the current terms-of-use page on this follow-up read. Obtain the first charge, quantity, billing interval, next charge and cancellation method in writing before paying. Ask separately what happens if the clinician declines treatment or you stop after the pharmacy begins preparing it.
The pharmacy list remained available on request in our earlier terms read. Search also surfaced a legacy terms page dated 2019 with pharmacy names; we cannot establish that those partners fill the current weight-loss program. Request the pharmacy for your actual prescription, its license information and storage instructions. “FDA-registered” is not FDA approval of the compounded medicine.
Oral semaglutide deserves its own formulation question: the product page describes a compounded tablet containing ondansetron. Its trial footnote concerns FDA-approved semaglutide, rather than evidence that this combination produces the same results. Ask the clinician why this formulation fits your medical history and current medicines. Source: oral semaglutide page.
Who it's wrong for
- Skip it if you need a month-to-month price before handing over your details. We couldn't find one.
- Skip it if you want to know the pharmacy. The terms say the list is available on request.
- Skip it if you want brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound. The intake says it doesn't offer them.
- Want a regular monthly price on the card? RxSpan MD prints one on every product.
Medications available
- Compounded tirzepatide and semaglutideCompoundedFrom $240 and $178 a month
Oral semaglutide is from $171.
- SermorelinCompoundedFrom $137 a month
An injectable, sold on the strength shelf.
- NAD+ and glutathioneCompoundedFrom $155 and $103 a month
Each also comes as a nasal spray.
- Generic sildenafil and tadalafilBrandFrom $25 and $30 a month
Plus a dissolving tablet that combines the two.
Is MyDrHank legit?
MyDrHank is operated by Dr. Hank, LLC, according to its terms of use.
No FDA warning letters found
Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks
- Who prescribesU.S.-licensed providers, none named
- Pharmacy"Available upon request"
- Compounded statusThe footer says compounded drugs are not FDA-approved
- PackagingNot child-resistant, per the terms
- States servedNo list published
Common questions
Does the MyDrHank questionnaire guarantee a prescription?
No. The weight-loss page says a licensed clinician determines eligibility. Its public description does not establish a BMI cutoff or confirm every state.
What support does MyDrHank advertise?
Its weight-loss page describes check-ins, dose adjustments and unlimited messaging. We did not use that service or measure response times.
Can I cancel MyDrHank and get a refund?
We could not verify a current refund rule or cancellation deadline on this follow-up read. Ask for the terms covering your actual order before paying; the intake’s “No commitment” wording does not settle them.
Is MyDrHank oral semaglutide the same formulation used in the cited trial?
The page describes a compounded semaglutide-and-ondansetron tablet and identifies the cited evidence as research on FDA-approved semaglutide. That does not establish equivalent results for this tablet.
How much does MyDrHank cost?
Each product shows one "From" figure: compounded tirzepatide from $240 a month, semaglutide from $178, sermorelin from $137. No plan term is stated beside any of them.
What does one month of MyDrHank cost?
We couldn't find out. None of the 25 pages we read shows it, and the weight-loss intake reached no price in 21 screens before asking for a verified address.
Does MyDrHank sell Wegovy or Zepbound?
No. Its intake tells patients who ask for brand-name GLP-1s that it doesn't offer them and points them to compounded versions.
Which pharmacy fills MyDrHank prescriptions?
The terms say a current list of pharmacy partners is available upon request. The product pages say only that medication is compounded in an FDA-registered U.S. pharmacy.
Why we gave MyDrHank a C
Read the full grading rationale
Every product page prints one number, a "From" price with no term beside it: $240 a month for compounded tirzepatide, $178 for semaglutide, $137 for sermorelin, under a line reading "Transparent pricing." What a single month costs is published nowhere, and we went through 21 screens of the signup without reaching a price. Pharmacies are "available upon request," and no state list appears. It does say plainly that it sells no brand-name GLP-1.
Read the evidence
How we reviewed MyDrHank
On October 6 we read indexed official weight-loss, tirzepatide and oral-semaglutide pages. Direct page reads returned little readable content; current cancellation terms remained unverified. Earlier pricing and signup observations retain their dates.
Our earlier research covered the product, program and policy pages. The earlier weight-loss signup created an account, then required a verified shipping address before a price; we stopped without paying. We did not repeat that signup during this follow-up.
Where each price comes from
- Compounded tirzepatide page
WEIGHT LOSS · COMPOUNDED INJECTABLE GLP-1/GIP WITH B-12 Compounded TirzepatideRx A single compounded injection — tirzepatide combined with vitamin B-12 to help support energy levels during your weight-loss journey. CHOOSE YOUR FORMULATION + B-12 + Glycine One weekly injection — tirzepatide and vitamin B-12 in a single compounded dose. B-12 is included to help support energy and reduce the fatigue some patients report on GLP-1 therapy. The active ingredient showed up to 20.9% average body weight loss in clinical trials.* Shipped temperature-controlled from an FDA-registered U.S. pharmacy. From $240 /mo
- Compounded semaglutide page
From $178 /mo
- Oral semaglutide page
From $171 /mo
- Sermorelin page
From $137 /mo
- Nad injection page
From $155 /mo
- Nad nasal spray page
From $137 /mo
- Glutathione injection page
From $103 /mo
- Sildenafil page
From $25 /mo
- Generic tadalafil page
From $30 /mo
Alternatives to MyDrHank
| Provider | Grade | Published price context |
|---|---|---|
| Lavender Sky Health | AVerified | From $78/mo for compounded semaglutide, from price |
| Effecty | BMinor gap | From $170/mo for semaglutide |
| Actin | BMinor gap | From $169/mo for semaglutide |
| GobyMeds | AVerified | From $169/mo for compounded semaglutide, single month |
| JYRA Health | BMinor gap | From $169/mo for compounded semaglutide, one month |