The meds seem to work but the problem is in the titration.
The meds seem to work but the problem is the price change after the 3rd month. WeightRX is responding to complaints to the Better Business Bureau, that customers have to check a box saying they agree to pay an increase for titration on month 4. The wording is where they bait you in. Their site upon signing up, says exactly this: "Optional higher doses - $99/month." Herein lies the deception. Signing up for a year is $87/month. So their statement of $99/mo is deceptive because it does not use the correct verbiage, in which it should state "In addition to the "87/month fee, Optional higher doses - ARE AN ADDITIONAL $99/month." Their lack of using correct verbiage leads the purchaser to believe they are only going to have to pay $12/mo additionally for higher doses. Then they tell the BBB they require the customer check a box twice before purchase. This is not correct. I print screened and nowhere does the customer check a box agreeing. The only box is already selected for you and it states the $99/mo cost for titration. Then to add insult to injury, when you go online to request a refill for month 4, they make it look like you have submitted for a refill and they then ask you to go to TrustPilot and write a review and they offer you $10. They ask you to forward them a copy of your review to their support email. No refill comes. You submit another request and then and only then, after your positive review and a new refill request, will they respond telling you it's $297 in addition to what you have already paid, if you want three more months. Here I'm expecting a titration fee of $36 - not $297. This is all too sketchy and I advise against using this company for weight loss products. Don't say you haven't been warned.