Hers

Here’s how women can sign up for a weight loss injection subscription with Hers:

• Sign-Up and Create Profile: The first step is to sign up with the service through their website or mobile app (available for free on iOS and Android). You’ll need to specify that you’re looking to treat weight loss and create your profile by answering the questions one-by-one. Questions will be about location, age, weight, medical conditions, symptoms, and lifestyle etc. You will also be asked about your weight loss goals. The purpose of the questionnaire is to gather information for a practitioner to review. You’ll be asked to upload a government-issued ID and enter your credit card information at the end of the sign-up process. This is to ascertain your identity before a practitioner can analyze your data.
• Provider Evaluation: A licensed healthcare provider will review your profile and the information you’ve provided to determine which treatment is best for you. This usually takes 24 hours from the time you submit the form.
• Personalized Treatment Plan: The provider will contact you through the app/website and share the proposed, personalized treatment. If the provider determines weight loss injections suit your particular condition and goals, they’ll recommend the specific drug and dosage. They might combine injections with the customized weight loss medication kit, which includes a combination of generic weight loss pills.
• Delivery: Once you’ve paid for the subscription, your prescribed injections and/or medication will be delivered to your doorstep each month in discreet packaging.
• Follow-Up with Provider: You can follow up with the healthcare provider via in-app messaging. They can answer questions and follow up on adjusting the dosage, addressing reactions, or tracking results. The messaging service isn’t a live chat, so the provider may not answer in real-time.

According to Hers, its compounded GLP-1 injections have resulted in an average weight loss of nine pounds in the first month. This is based on data collected from 2,100 of its customers who were prescribed compounded GLP-1 injections alongside diet and lifestyle interventions.

In addition, a study published in JAMA Network indicates that injectable semaglutide can result in weight loss for obese individuals. In this study, medication was combined with lifestyle changes, which is what Hers’ weight loss program also implements.

A compounded or brand-name GLP-1 injection subscription at Hers includes unlimited messaging for follow-ups with the practitioner. The services also provide educational resources on nutrition and lifestyle changes that can be instrumental in losing weight and sustaining it long-term.

Women can also opt for other treatments on the same platform, such as hair regrowth or skin issues.

The telehealth platform is fairly easy to use, with a sleek and intuitive interface. It’s available on both desktop and mobile platforms, making it easier for users to manage their accounts and subscriptions on the fly.

The initial questionnaire is quite detailed, with questions prompted one by one. The information you need is easy to find on the website and within the app.

Hers services, such as consultation and support from a licensed healthcare provider are only available as long as you’re subscribed. In other words, it doesn’t provide any specific post-treatment support.

You can cancel your subscription at any time, during treatment, or once you’ve achieved the desired results. Before wrapping up the treatment, you may discuss post-treatment options with your provider.