Temi vs. Henry Meds: bundled pricing against itemised

Henry's GLP-1 page says the price varies by treatment plan and dose but starts at $179 a month, covering provider visits, medication, supplies and ongoing support [1]. It does not break out a separate figure per medication on the pages we checked. A Temi compounded semaglutide order starts at $59.99 per vial plus a $39 service fee [3].

No. Henry describes itself as a no-insurance service with one monthly payment and no insurance claims to deal with [2]. Temi is also cash-pay only and never bills insurance. If you have coverage for a brand-name GLP-1, neither service will bill it, so check your plan's own options too.

Henry Meds is the trading name of Adonis Health Inc. Its site says care is provided by licensed healthcare professionals, and it works only with licensed US compounding pharmacies [2]. Like every compounded provider, it states that compounded medicines do not go through FDA pre-market review. Read the terms and refund policy before choosing any provider, including Temi.

Henry says its evaluation is free and no-obligation for many treatments, and that you are only charged if medication is prescribed [2]. At Temi, the card is held at checkout; if the request closes before a prescription is sent, only the $39 review fee is charged and the medication hold is released [3].

Henry's FAQ says most people receive medication within 8–10 business days after speaking to their provider, then a shipment every 45 days for injectables or 90 days for oral tablets. California can take longer because of extra compound testing rules [1]. Temi's medication ships from the pharmacy you choose at checkout.

You can cancel at any time through the patient portal, by email or by phone. On a multi-month plan you may be required to pay out the rest of the balance unless a provider decides you cannot continue for medical reasons [1]. A Temi order is a single purchase, with nothing recurring to cancel.

It depends on your state. Henry says you can book a face-to-face video visit, or in some states choose a provider review without video, and message your provider through a secure portal [2]. Temi uses a written questionnaire reviewed by a licensed Temi physician, which suits people already on a stable regimen.

If you prefer paying per order rather than subscribing, Temi prices each vial separately. If you want a bundle with an insurance option, Found publishes per-cycle prices by plan length. Our Temi vs. Found and Temi vs. Remedy Meds pages compare those models with current figures.