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Well, nothing has changed with my hair so far so I think this is a little premature review. I’ve only been on it for three weeks so things could get better or they could not. Like I said, I think you sent me this experience a little too early for me to say it’s good or bad.

I'm still seeing a lot of hair coming out when I comb and shower. Also, as a whole, it feels like I have less hair.

I didn’t like how the meds made me feel but no one personally reached out. I had to schedule an appt and then pay for more meds after spending almost $300.

I have repeatedly told hers that I was not happy with the second vial of medication that I received. The first 4 weeks were great. I could feel the effects of the medication, I felt great, and I lost 9 lbs. With the second vial, I have not felt any effects of the medicine, my appetite returned, and my weight has remained stagnant for 3 weeks. I believe the second vial was ineffective. I am willing to give this one more month. If I don’t see marked improvement in the next shipment, I will be cancelling my account.

Customer service is slow to respond, shipping address was changed and first shipment got returned to Sender under "No Such Number" when the address is correct. Emailed customer service and have yet to receive a response. The actual practitioners are friendly, professional and answer any questions you may have. Changing doses or medications based on your side effects is easy.

I have not experienced success with HERS. Please cancel my subscription immediately. Thank you Rhea Humphrey

Looking to cancel

Weight loss rip off. They prescribe an off-label GLP-1 for weight loss. You can get a 1-month, 3-month, 6-month, or 1-yr prescription. I did the the 3-month program for $900. Here's the thing they don't tell you ... They set your dosage so low that you don't actually get a full dose until the 6th month! So there's no weight loss for you, whatsoever, until you've dished out at least $1500 (and that's just when you actually start losing). If you complain to their doctors, they kindly suggest reducing your calorie intake. That just tells me that the medicine is either a placebo or too low a dose to make any difference whatsoever (other than on my wallet). Try s different program which will give you the full dosage levels that you pay for.