Hims & Hers review

Hims & Hers Health runs two storefronts for the same weight-loss program: Hims, marketed to men, and Hers, its women's brand. If you have searched for "Hers weight loss," this is the program you found. The medication list, prices, membership and terms are the same on both sites; what changes is the branding, the community you join and the women's health care sitting alongside it on Hers.

The biggest change for anyone who looked at Hers a year or two ago: its weight-loss lineup is now built on FDA-approved brand-name medications. The current menu lists Wegovy (pill and pen), Zepbound (vial and KwikPen), the new Foundayo pill, and Ozempic (pill and pen). No compounded GLP-1 appears in it.

How much does Hers weight loss cost?

You pay two separate charges: a membership, and the medication if you are prescribed it.

The membership is $39 for your first month, then $149 a month. It does not include medication, and medication is not available without it.

The medication is billed on its own plan. These are the "from" prices Hers lists:

Ozempic and Mounjaro are approved for type 2 diabetes, and Hers says they are prescribed only to patients who meet those criteria.

What that adds up to. After the first month, the lowest realistic total is about $298 a month for a pill (medication plus membership), about $348 for the Wegovy pen and about $448 for Zepbound. Those are starting prices. The FAQ says "pricing may vary by dosage," and Hers does not publish the higher tiers, so ask what your price will be at the dose you expect to reach.

Insurance is not used. The medication charge is HSA- and FSA-eligible; the membership fee is not, and Hers recommends paying by card and claiming reimbursement.

For a sense of how brand-name self-pay prices compare with compounded options, see our guide to compounded semaglutide costs.

What do you actually get?

The membership covers: an initial telehealth evaluation, a monthly clinical check-in, dose adjustments as needed, 24/7 messaging with licensed providers and a care team, a private Facebook community of Hers members, discounts from partner brands (meal kits, fitness and sleep apps), and a smart scale if you opt in.

Side-effect help: a generic version of Zofran (ondansetron) for nausea is included at no extra cost if prescribed.

Video visits depend on your state. In some states treatment can be decided from your intake alone.

Clinicians: Hers names its experts. Its weight-loss pages introduce Dr. Craig Primack, and Dr. Shepherd, a board-certified OB/GYN, appears on both the weight-loss and menopause pages.

Pharmacy: prescriptions fill through Hims & Hers' partner pharmacies. For some manufacturer self-pay programs, the terms say your prescription may go to an outside pharmacy, Gifthealth, which then bills you and handles refunds directly.

Availability: Hers says GLP-1s "are not yet available in all 50 states" and does not list where they are.

Is Hers a good fit for women with PCOS or in menopause?

Hers is one of the few large programs where weight care sits next to real women's health services on one account. It sells birth control, and it runs a separate Perimenopause & Menopause program: providers trained in women's health can prescribe estradiol (pill or patch), progesterone and estradiol vaginal cream after an online intake. That program is billed separately and is not part of the weight-loss membership.

Its weight-loss pages do not mention PCOS, and they offer no PCOS-specific plan. The menopause page notes that weight changes around the midsection are common in midlife, but the two programs are not combined into one plan.

If you take the pill and are considering Zepbound, read our guide to GLP-1s and birth control and raise it with your provider; having your contraception and weight care with the same company makes that conversation easier.

How does starting work?

Step 1. Join the membership ($39) and complete the health intake.

Step 2. A state-licensed provider reviews it. Depending on your state, that may include a video or audio visit.

Step 3. If prescribed, choose a medication plan, billed monthly or upfront depending on the plan. Medication ships to your door; Hers says you can start as soon as the same week.

Step 4. Check in monthly and message your care team as needed. You can request a dose change in the app; if a provider agrees, they write a new prescription.

If you already take a GLP-1, you can transfer; Hers says care can often continue without restarting your dose.

What are the cancellation and refund terms?

The terms (updated August 31, 2026) treat the membership and the medication plan as two separate subscriptions.

• Cancel at least two days before your next billing date to stop a renewal, in the app, by email or by phone. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period.
• Canceling the membership also cancels your medication plan. Canceling only the medication plan leaves the $149 membership running until you cancel it too.
• The first month's $39 fee is non-refundable.
• Medication is refundable only if you cancel a first order within 48 hours of entering your payment details, or cancel a renewal at least two days ahead. Nothing is refunded once medication has shipped.
• Prepaid multi-month plans keep running to the end of the supply already shipped.
• Your first renewal may be charged early, and later renewals up to two days early.

Disputes go to binding individual arbitration unless you opt out in writing.

Is Hims & Hers legit?

It is a large, publicly traded telehealth company with named clinicians and a LegitScript listing. You should also know that in September 2025 the FDA sent warning letters to Hims & Hers Health, Inc., one addressed to it doing business as Hims and one as Hers, about selling unapproved and misbranded drugs online. A warning letter is not a shutdown or a recall. Its current weight-loss menu lists only brand-name, FDA-approved medications. The FDA notice on this page links to the letters so you can read them.

Who is Hers for?

It suits a woman who wants brand-name Wegovy, Zepbound or a GLP-1 pill without an insurance fight, values a large app-based program with round-the-clock messaging, and may also want birth control or menopause care from the same company.

Look elsewhere if your budget is closer to compounded prices, if you want a published price at every dose, if you want a PCOS-specific plan, or if GLP-1s are not offered in your state.

Where it lands

Hers gives women a simple way to start brand-name GLP-1s, with pills as well as injections and genuine menopause care on the same account. The cost is the membership: $149 a month on top of medication, which puts the realistic floor near $300 a month. If you sign up, budget for both charges, ask for your price at your target dose, and cancel at least two days before a billing date. Our guide to starting a GLP-1 safely has a checklist for the first month.