Henry Meds

This page reports what Henry Meds publishes on its own public pages, with the date each fact was last checked. It contains no rankings, recommendations, or medical advice.

Company record

Advertised, unconfirmedChecked Aug 14, 2026
Founded
2022
Provider model
varies by state
Pharmacy model
mixed
Accepts insurance
no
Categories served
weight loss (overlap), ed (overlap), trt (overlap), hormones menopause (clean)
Legal entity
Adonis Health, Inc., doing business as "Henry Meds" and "Henry" (footer trademark line: "Adonis Health Inc.(TM) (DBA: Henry Meds) . (DBA: Henry(TM))"; Terms of Service: "Adonis Health, Inc. dba Henry Meds").
Full collected entry

Adonis Health, Inc., doing business as "Henry Meds" and "Henry" (footer trademark line: "Adonis Health Inc.(TM) (DBA: Henry Meds) . (DBA: Henry(TM))"; Terms of Service: "Adonis Health, Inc. dba Henry Meds"). Medical care is delivered by licensed healthcare professionals "employed by or contracted with independent professional entities" (site-wide footer disclaimer) — Henry Meds itself "provides administrative and operational support through a telehealth platform." No specific affiliated Professional Corporation/PLLC names are published on the pages fetched (contrast with Lemonaid/K Health, which name their PCs).

The entry exactly as collected from Henry Meds's own public pages.

Corporate facts

No About/company-history page with founding story, funding, or ownership facts exists on henrymeds.com (the "/values" page, despite being labeled "Who We Are" in nav, contains no corporate-history content — mission/ values copy only).

Full collected entry

No About/company-history page with founding story, funding, or ownership facts exists on henrymeds.com (the "/values" page, despite being labeled "Who We Are" in nav, contains no corporate-history content — mission/ values copy only). Press page (/in-the-news) lists only two recent 2025 media mentions (a Business Wire item on the April 2025 HRT/menopause product launch, and October 2025 local-media coverage of HRT) with no linked article text captured. Third-party funding databases (Crunchbase/ PitchBook/Tracxn, aggregated via web search, not independently verified) report Henry Meds/Adonis Health as having raised a comparatively small disclosed amount (~$2.2M, investors reported as Secways and Vye Ventures/Heron Rock Fund depending on source) despite substantial consumer scale (12,511 Trustpilot reviews, 4.4 average, cited on home.md/glp1-weight-management.md). This raises/scale mismatch is plausible for a profitable, non-VC-heavy compounding-telehealth operator, but the funding figures themselves are low-confidence (aggregator sources disagreed on exact investor names) and are flagged needs_recheck rather than asserted as fact. LegitScript Certified (badge, site-wide footer). Delaware governing law per Terms of Service ("this Agreement...shall be governed by the laws of the State of Delaware"), consistent with Delaware incorporation (not independently confirmed via a SOS filing).

The entry exactly as collected from Henry Meds's own public pages.

Advertised, unconfirmed Last checked Aug 14, 2026.

Published prices

Advertised price is the number the company publishes. Monthly equivalent normalizes non-monthly billing to a per-month figure. All-in monthly adds the membership fee the company's own pages state is required and billed separately. Prices last checked Aug 14, 2026.

weight loss

overlap
TreatmentAdvertisedMonthly equivalentMembership on topAll-in monthlyIncludesLast checked
Compounded semaglutide, weekly or biweekly subcutaneous injection (GLP-1 Weight Management Program).$297/mo$297none published$297visit, meds, shipping, messagingVerifiedAug 14, 2026
Treatment as published
Compounded semaglutide, weekly or biweekly subcutaneous injection (GLP-1 Weight Management Program).
First month vs recurring
No new-patient discount observed; $297/month is the standard monthly rate at every tier.
Notes
This is the single most expensive standard GLP-1 SKU Henry publishes (site-wide marketing banners advertise a lower "starts at $179/month" headline, which refers to the liraglutide/lower-dose tiers, not this semaglutide-injectable tier — see henrymeds-weight-loss-liraglutide).
Source
https://henrymeds.com/legal/programs (checked Aug 14, 2026)
Compounded liraglutide, once-daily subcutaneous injection (GLP-1 Weight Management Program).$179/mo$179none published$179visit, meds, shipping, messagingVerifiedAug 14, 2026
Treatment as published
Compounded liraglutide, once-daily subcutaneous injection (GLP-1 Weight Management Program).
First month vs recurring
$179/month standard rate includes "Up to 90 mg of compounded liraglutide every 60 days with injection kit." Per /legal/programs: 6-month one-time payment $1,074, or $894 "if paid in full" (~17% off); 12-month one-time payment $2,148, or $1,428 "if paid in full" (~34% off, ~$119/mo effective).
Notes
Marketing pages (e.g. /treatments/weight-management/liraglutide, /treatments/weight-management/glp-1-weight-management) do not themselves show this $179 figure broken out by drug — they only show the generic "starts at $179/month" line. The itemized figure and dosing come from /legal/programs.
Source
https://henrymeds.com/legal/programs (checked Aug 14, 2026)
Compounded sublingual/orally-dissolving semaglutide tablets or drops, once daily (marketed on-site as "Semagl…$179/mo$179none published$179visit, meds, shipping, messagingRecheck queuedAug 14, 2026
Treatment as published
Compounded sublingual/orally-dissolving semaglutide tablets or drops, once daily (marketed on-site as "Semaglutide Oral").
First month vs recurring
needs_recheck — /legal/programs (last updated Dec 3, 2025) lists this SAME product (sublingual/oral semaglutide tablets or drops) under TWO different program sections with two different monthly prices: under "GLP-1 Weight Management Program > Sublingual Semaglutide Tablets" it is "$249 per month," while under a separate "Premium Non-Injectable Weight Management Program > Sublingual Semaglutide (Tablets or Drops)" it is "$179 per month" for what reads as the identical dosing ("Up to 60 mg...
Notes
Two conflicting monthly prices ($179 vs $249) for what appears to be the same SKU, plus a drug-name copy/paste error in the "3-Month Supply" line — genuinely ambiguous on Henry's own public page, not resolvable without entering checkout.
Source
https://henrymeds.com/legal/programs (checked Aug 14, 2026)
Compounded orally-dissolving tirzepatide tablets, once daily.$1,047 one timenone publishedn/avisit, meds, shipping, messagingRecheck queuedAug 14, 2026
Treatment as published
Compounded orally-dissolving tirzepatide tablets, once daily.
First month vs recurring
"$1,047 ($891 if paid in full)" per /legal/programs, listed as "Tirzepatide Oral (3-Month Supply)" but the bullet text describes "Up to 6 mg compounded orally dissolving tirzepatide tablets, taken daily and delivered every 60 days for 6 months" — the heading says "3-Month Supply" while the description says "for 6 months"; internally inconsistent on Henry's own page.
Notes
Duration language ("3-Month Supply" heading vs "for 6 months" body text) is internally inconsistent on Henry's own page.
Source
https://henrymeds.com/legal/programs (checked Aug 14, 2026)
Phentermine (appetite suppressant), oral capsule/tablet — offered as either compounded sustained-release (SR)…$149/mo$149none published$149visit, meds, shipping, messagingVerifiedAug 14, 2026
Treatment as published
Phentermine (appetite suppressant), oral capsule/tablet — offered as either compounded sustained-release (SR) 37.5mg capsules (not available in CA) or commercial/FDA-approved 37.5mg tablets.
First month vs recurring
Flat $149/month, no tiered multi-month discount published for this SKU (unlike the GLP-1 lines) as of this collection pass.
Notes
Corroborated by /treatments/weight-management/phentermine (data/evidence/henrymeds/2026-08-14/phentermine.md), an identical $149/month all-in figure.
Source
https://henrymeds.com/legal/programs (checked Aug 14, 2026)

ed

overlap
TreatmentAdvertisedMonthly equivalentMembership on topAll-in monthlyIncludesLast checked
Compounded injectable ED medication, patient's choice of Bimix (papaverine + phentolamine), Trimix (+ alprost…$149/mo$149none published$149visit, meds, shipping, messagingVerifiedAug 14, 2026
Treatment as published
Compounded injectable ED medication, patient's choice of Bimix (papaverine + phentolamine), Trimix (+ alprostadil), or Quadmix (+ atropine), taken as needed via penile injection (ICP).
First month vs recurring
Flat $149/month across all three formulation options (Bimix, Trimix, Quadmix), "taken as needed" (i.e.
Notes
/treatments/erectile-dysfunction/icp describes care delivery as "Regular 1-to-1 Video Telehealth Visits," so modality_required recorded as video for this specific offer (contrast: oral ED and the site-wide FAQ describe a state-dependent video-or-async choice).
Source
https://henrymeds.com/legal/programs (checked Aug 14, 2026)
Oral ED medication (sildenafil or tadalafil), commercial/FDA-approved or compounded, patient's choice of dose…$150 per 3 mo$50none published$50visit, meds, shipping, messagingRecheck queuedAug 14, 2026
Treatment as published
Oral ED medication (sildenafil or tadalafil), commercial/FDA-approved or compounded, patient's choice of dose/form: sildenafil 20mg, 60mg (compounded), or 100mg tablets; tadalafil 3mg (compounded), 10mg, or 20mg tablets; or a dissolving combo tablet (sildenafil 40mg + tadalafil 5mg) — 30-count, taken as needed.
First month vs recurring
"$150 for 3-months—one-time payment" per /legal/programs (a specific 30-count of any single listed sildenafil or tadalafil option).
Notes
Billing-structure conflict between the legal programs page ("one-time payment") and the marketing treatment pages ("$50 each month," framed as an ongoing subscription with a cancellation policy).
Source
https://henrymeds.com/legal/programs (checked Aug 14, 2026)

How to cancel

Quoted from Henry Meds's terms and help pages on Aug 14, 2026. Only the cancellation mechanism is in our words; everything else is the company's.

How cancellation works

Advertised, unconfirmedChecked Aug 14, 2026
Cancellation mechanism
self serve online
Automatic renewal
see terms belowRenews automatically until cancelled. Terms of Service: "Your subscription is structured to renew automatically without interruption unless you cancel before the renewal date." Advance notice: "For monthly plans, we may send the notice 3 to 7 days before renewal; for annual or multi-month plans, we aim to send it 15 to 45 days in advance." This applies to the ongoing monthly subscription plans; whether/how it applies to the 6- and 12-month "one-time payment" prepaid GLP-1/HRT/TRT plans, or to the ED-oral "one-time payment" $150/3-month SKU, is not explicitly addressed and is part of the needs_recheck flagged on henrymeds-ed-oral above.
Cancellation terms as published
Terms of Service: "You can cancel online, 24 hours a day, through your account in just two clicks from the homepage. You can also cancel by email or by calling our toll-free number during business hours." (email/phone offered as alternatives, but self-serve online is the primary, always-available mechanism, hence self_serve_online). Cancellation must occur "at least 48 hours before the end of your current subscription term"; when cancelled, "your subscription will remain active until the end of the period you have already paid for." Every treatment-page FAQ repeats a consistent, slightly more specific line: "You can cancel at any time in your account page of the patient portal, by contacting our support team at ask@henrymeds.com, or by calling 909-787-2342. If you're on a multi-month plan, you may be required to pay out the rest of your balance unless you're unable to continue for medical-related reasons as determined by a healthcare provider." I.e., multi-month (6- or 12-month) prepaid/committed plans carry an early-termination payout obligation, waivable only for provider-documented medical reasons; monthly plans can be cancelled without a payout beyond the 48-hour notice window.
Refund policy as published
Per the Refunds, Returns, and Replacements Policy (https://henrymeds.com/legal/rrr-policy): prescription medications are "final sale upon shipment" and generally non-returnable/non-refundable; subscription fees are "generally non-refundable" except for billing errors (corrected via credit/adjustment). The policy separately names a "$30 medical consultation fee" as non-refundable once a prescription has been issued — see company-level note above re: tension with the "all-in, no separate visit fee" marketing framing used everywhere else. Remedies ARE available for: pharmacy dispensing errors (no-cost replacement), damaged shipments (replacement if reported within 48 hours of delivery with photo documentation), confirmed temperature excursions, legally mandated recalls (no-cost remedy), and medical discontinuation (prorated refund of prepaid subscription fees with provider documentation that therapy is "medically contraindicated," subject to clinical-team approval — this is the mechanism that also waives the multi-month early-termination payout described above). No-cost reshipment is capped at one per 90-day period; reshipments for patient-caused issues (wrong address, delayed retrieval) are chargeable.
Trial terms as published
"A free evaluation (up to 15 minutes)" is offered to assess treatment eligibility before any charge; explicitly "does not guarantee that you will be prescribed treatment or enrolled in any subscription plan." Multiple treatment pages repeat: "Zero Financial Risk: With free evaluations, you will only be charged if prescribed medication." This is a no-cost eligibility screen, not a discounted/free trial period of the paid subscription itself — no free-trial-of-paid-plan terms are published.

States served

Not published on henrymeds.com. No states/coverage-area page exists in the full site map (data/evidence/henrymeds/2026-08-14/sitemap.md).

Full collected entry

Not published on henrymeds.com. No states/coverage-area page exists in the full site map (data/evidence/henrymeds/2026-08-14/sitemap.md). The only state-specific facts stated on Henry's own public pages are exclusions for specific SKUs: California is called out repeatedly for "increased fulfillment time due to additional compound testing requirements" (all GLP-1/TRT/HRT treatment pages), compounded SR phentermine is "not available in CA" (programs.md), and KYZATREX oral TRT is "not available in CA" (programs.md, trt.md). Eligibility FAQ states only that users must "Live or have an address in one of the states we support," without naming them. Third-party reviews (Forbes Health and several affiliate GLP-1 review sites, 2026, not henrymeds.com itself — not independently opened this session, aggregated via web search) report Henry Meds available in roughly 40 states + DC, with Alabama, Arkansas, Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia cited as excluded. Treat this specific state list as needs_recheck / third-party, not a first-party fact.

The entry exactly as collected from Henry Meds's own public pages.

Last checked Aug 14, 2026.

How to read this page

3 flags · 1 rule

Verified
We confirmed the fact on a public page.
Advertised, unconfirmed
Henry Meds publishes the number, but we could not confirm the final checkout price without creating an account, which we do not do.
Recheck queued
The source page changed or would not load on the last pass, so the fact is queued for recollection.
Every fact is dated
Every fact here comes from Henry Meds's own public pages, on the date shown next to it.

Cancellation & refunds

See this in the terms section