Our verdict on Hers
Hers is a polished, trustworthy program, and an expensive one. You get FDA-approved medications such as the Wegovy® pill and pen, a well-built app and a large public company behind it. You also pay a membership of $39 in the first month and $149 a month after that, before the medication itself.
If the brand name on the box matters most to you, Hers is a sound choice. If you want the lowest monthly cost and a price that never rises, TotalRx does that better, which is why it holds our #1 spot.
What Hers does well
- Brand-name rangeWegovy® pill and pen, Zepbound® and Foundayo® are all available, so you can stay with FDA-approved products.
- A name you knowHers is part of Hims & Hers Health, a listed US company with millions of customers.
- Strong app and supportCare team access around the clock, nutrition guidance and regular clinical check-ins.
- Quick startOnline intake with a treatment plan typically within 24 hours and free shipping.
How much does Hers cost?
Hers bills two things separately: the medication, and a membership you must hold to get it.
| Hers option | Starting dose | Next step | Highest price | Usual ongoing cost with membership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wegovy® pillSemaglutide, daily pill | $1491.5 mg | $1994 mg | $2999 and 25 mg | $448/moat 9 and 25 mg |
| Foundayo®Orforglipron, daily pill | $1490.8 mg | $1992.5 mg | $2995.5 mg and up | $448/moat 5.5 mg and up |
| Wegovy® penSemaglutide, weekly injection | $199first two months | $349up to 2.4 mg | $3997.2 mg | $498/moat up to 2.4 mg |
| Ozempic®Semaglutide, weekly injection | $199first two months | $349up to 1 mg | $4992 mg | $498/moat up to 1 mg |
| Zepbound®Tirzepatide, weekly injection | $2992.5 mg | $3995 mg | $4497.5 mg and up | $598/moat 7.5 mg and up |
The price does not stay flat as your dose rises. Most people move up from the starting dose within the first few months, so the last column is the figure to budget for.
- Medication
- Hers membership
- $149/mo
- First month (membership $39)
- 12 months at this dose
For comparison, compounded semaglutide at TotalRx, our #1 pick, is $1,548 for 12 months with no membership fee.
Hers advertises a "from" price for each medication, which is the starting dose. It does not publish a price for every strength, so the higher-dose figures here are the manufacturers' own cash prices (Novo Nordisk for Wegovy® and Ozempic®, Lilly for Zepbound® and Foundayo®), which Hers's starting prices match. Introductory pen prices are time-limited offers and may have ended. The membership is $39 in the first month and $149 a month after. Ozempic® is approved for type 2 diabetes and is prescribed off-label for weight loss. Prices read October 12, 2026; confirm yours at checkout.
What to know before you choose Hers
Is the Hers membership optional?
No. You need it to get medication, and it renews at $149 a month after a $39 first month. TotalRx has no membership fee at all, so the plan price is the whole price.
Why is Hers more expensive?
You are paying for brand-name medication plus a membership.
Will my Hers price go up?
The membership jumps from $39 to $149 in month two, and medication can cost more at higher doses.
What Hers customers say
We looked at what customers report on Trustpilot. These are their experiences, summarised in our words.
38% of reviewers gave five stars and 24% gave one. The figure covers every Hers product, including hair and skin care, not weight loss alone.
What people praise
- Weight loss and a quieter appetite
- A quick, simple sign-up
- Providers who reply promptly
- Deliveries that are easy to track in the app
What people complain about
- The membership fee was not clear before checkout
- Charges that were duplicated or hard to explain
- Refills arriving late or out of stock
- Reaching a chatbot instead of a person
The praise and the complaints point the same way as our own findings: people like the results and the convenience, and the surprises are almost all about what it costs.
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Is Hers legit?
Yes. Hers is run by Hims & Hers Health, Inc., a publicly traded US telehealth company. Prescriptions are written by licensed providers and the medications it leads with are FDA-approved brand-name products.
Who Hers suits
- You specifically want a brand-name, FDA-approved GLP-1
- You value the Hers app and community
- Monthly cost is not your main concern
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Hers reviews: your questions answered
Is Hers weight loss legit?
Yes. Hers is part of Hims & Hers Health, Inc., a publicly traded US company, and its providers are licensed.
How much does Hers weight loss cost per month?
The lowest-priced medication is from $149 a month, plus a required membership of $39 in the first month and $149 a month after. That is about $298 a month from month two at the starting dose, rising to about $448 at the full dose.
Does Hers require a membership?
Yes. Medication is not available without the membership.
Does Hers offer compounded semaglutide?
Hers now leads with brand-name medication. Compounded semaglutide is limited to cases where a provider considers it clinically necessary.
Does Hers take insurance?
No, it is cash-pay. HSA and FSA funds can usually be used by reimbursement.
How do I cancel Hers?
In your account, at least 48 hours before the next processing date. The membership and the medication plan are cancelled separately.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Hers?
Yes. TotalRx, our #1 pick, starts at $129 a month for compounded semaglutide with no membership fee and a price locked for life.
Hers vs TotalRx: which is better?
Hers is better if you want brand-name medication. TotalRx is better on price, has no membership fee and never raises your rate, which is why we rank it #1.
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How we review. This review is based on Hers's published pricing and policies and on recent public reporting, as of October 11, 2026, scored on the same five factors as every provider in our rankings. Prices and terms change often; confirm them with Hers before you sign up. Medical disclaimer. This page is general information, not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting any medication. Compounded GLP-1 medications are not FDA-approved and do not undergo the same review for safety, effectiveness and quality as brand-name products. Hers and all other third-party names and logos are trademarks of their owners, used for identification and comparison only. ProviderCompare is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hers.