Temi vs. Wisp: sexual health treatments or medication refills

Yes. Wisp connects patients with independent, licensed physicians, publishes its Medical Director — Dr. Shannon Chatham, DO, a board-certified family physician — and operates in all 50 states [2]. On Trustpilot it held a 4.1 TrustScore from 11,521 reviews when we checked [8]. The most common complaints there concern fees charged when a request was declined, which matches Wisp's own "up to $25" policy [2].

Prices are per treatment, with the consult included. UTI antibiotics start at $65 [3]. A Sexual Health Consult for labs, primary care or an Rx refill starts at $69, and a one-time STI consult is $39 [7]. If nothing is prescribed you pay up to $25 [2]. Temi's refill review is $15, with the medication bought separately [1].

Not for the consult. Wisp says you can pick up a prescription the same day at your pharmacy "and apply eligible insurance to your pharmacy costs", and most products are FSA and HSA eligible [2]. Temi works the same way on the medication: the $15 review is cash, and your plan applies at the counter [5].

Wisp's policy is that "If you cannot be prescribed any treatment, you will be charged a fee of up to $25 instead of the full consult price in order to cover your provider's review" [2]. The provider's time is spent whether or not a prescription follows. Temi's refill page does not state what happens to the $15 if a refill is declined, so ask before relying on a refund [1].

Wisp lists a Sexual Health Consult, from $69, that covers "a consult for lab, primary care or Rx refill" [7]. Its catalogue is centred on sexual and reproductive health [4]. Temi's refill service is built for everyday maintenance medication — blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid, blood sugar — at $15, without a consult [1].

For UTIs, Wisp advertises a prescription in one to two hours, and says most prescriptions are sent to the pharmacy within three hours of the intake form, plus a phone or video call when needed [3]. Temi reviews refill requests within 48 hours, often sooner [1]. For an acute infection, that gap matters; for a refill with a week of tablets left, it rarely does.

Both. Wisp ships free to all 50 states, or you can collect the same day at a local pharmacy [2]. Temi only sends prescriptions to the pharmacy you name — "We do not dispense or ship medication" [1]. If home delivery matters to you for a refill, Wisp offers it and Temi's refill service does not.

Wisp lists a Weight Care Consult and anti-nausea treatment in its catalogue [4]; a medication price is not published on the pages we checked. Temi prescribes compounded semaglutide from $59.99 per 7.5 mg vial plus a $39 prescription service, and Wegovy, Zepbound or Foundayo at manufacturer self-pay prices [9] [10]. Compounded products are not FDA-approved.