BreezeMeds - Weight loss

Our Verdict

BreezeMeds offers three compounded GLP-1 formats through one fully online intake-to-delivery process: a weekly semaglutide injection, a weekly tirzepatide injection, and a daily oral semaglutide tablet, backed by a named medical team and four named compounding pharmacies. FSA and HSA cards are accepted, which is a real cost advantage for patients with those accounts. BreezeMeds also sells a separate NAD+ injection line under a “Longevity” category, starting at $169/month, alongside its weight-loss offerings.

One thing to flag: BreezeMeds’ marketing leans more heavily on statistical outcome claims than most brands in this category. Its homepage advertises losing “15% of your body weight fast” at “1-2 lbs per week,” plus a stats block claiming patients lose 15-20% of body weight on average, broken down as 85% of patients losing at least 10%, 60% losing at least 15%, and 50% losing at least 20%. There’s also an interactive tool that projects a specific number of pounds you could lose based on your starting weight. We haven’t repeated any of these figures as our own claims, since they’re presented as aggregate marketing statistics rather than independently verified data. We also couldn’t find a published refund or cancellation policy anywhere on BreezeMeds’ site.

Pros

Choice of injectable or oral compounded GLP-1 medication
FSA and HSA cards accepted for payment
Named medical team with publicly listed NPI numbers
Four named US compounding pharmacies fill every order
LegitScript certified
Discreet shipping to your door

Cons

No published refund or cancellation policy found on the site
Heavy reliance on aggregate weight-loss percentage claims in marketing
No live chat, phone, or email support details published
Tirzepatide injection costs notably more than the other two options
Ongoing support after delivery isn't specified beyond a general claim

Products & Pricing

BreezeMeds offers three compounded GLP-1 formats: a weekly semaglutide injection at $199 per month, a weekly tirzepatide injection at $399 per month, and a daily oral semaglutide tablet at $299 per month. FSA and HSA cards are accepted on every plan, and the site also lists a separate NAD+ “Longevity” line at $169 per month.

GLP-1 Injection (Semaglutide)

$199 /mo

Tirzepatide Injection

$399 /mo

Oral Semaglutide

$299 /mo

In-depth review

Process

Getting started begins with a short online health questionnaire, called the Quick Assessment on BreezeMeds’ site. A licensed, board-certified provider is then matched to you based on your medical history and reviews your case in a medical consultation, confirming safe use and building a personalized treatment plan. Once approved, medication ships from one of BreezeMeds’ four named compounding pharmacies, with ongoing support afterward. BreezeMeds’ FAQ says the entire process typically takes 2 to 3 weeks from initial consultation to receiving your medication.

Treatment Effectiveness

BreezeMeds advertises that patients lose 15 to 20% of their body weight on average, with a breakdown claiming 85% of patients lose at least 10% of their body weight, 60% lose at least 15%, and 50% lose at least 20%. The site also includes an interactive tool that projects a specific number of pounds you could lose based on your starting weight. We haven’t repeated any of these percentages or projections as our own claims, since they’re presented as aggregate marketing statistics rather than independently verified clinical results.

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Additional Features

BreezeMeds also sells a separate NAD+ injection line, starting at $169/month, under a “Longevity” product category alongside its GLP-1 weight-loss offerings. FSA and HSA cards are accepted for payment, and BreezeMeds runs a “Become an Influencer” creator program.

Ease of use

The entire process is online, starting with a short questionnaire that doubles as BreezeMeds’ homepage. BreezeMeds services all 50 states, and we didn’t find any mention of a required live video visit; its FAQ describes provider matching as based on your intake rather than a live-visit requirement.

Post-treatment Support

BreezeMeds says ongoing support continues after delivery, though its site doesn’t specify what that support includes, such as messaging, phone, or email, beyond that general claim. We also couldn’t find a published cancellation or refund policy anywhere on the site.

Safety

BreezeMeds matches patients to a licensed, board-certified healthcare provider from the Lion MD network, led by Dr. Ana Lisa Carr, MD (NPI 1689841744) and Dr. Kelly Tenbrink, MD (NPI 1346482684). Medications are dispensed by four named US pharmacies: Belmar Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy, Epiq Scripts, and Casa Pharma Rx. BreezeMeds is LegitScript certified.

Customer Service

Support is accessible via in-platform messaging as outlined in their privacy policy. Alternatively, you can reach out by calling their partner fulfilling pharmacies, which include Belmar, Strive, Epiq Scripts, and Casa Pharma Rx.

Email support is available on the website

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