bmiMD review

bmiMD is the consumer brand of Medccm, a New York company that connects patients with an outside medical group and partner pharmacies. Its catalog covers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide (standard and microdosed), NAD+ as an injection or nasal spray, sermorelin as an injection, nasal spray or tablet, glutathione injections and metformin. Some product pages advertise all-50-state availability; the terms say eligibility varies by program and requires being physically in a served state. Confirm your state and exact treatment rather than relying on the general headline.

The accessible product pages use plan-length pricing, while current NAD+ and GLP-1 amounts need written confirmation. Reviewed sermorelin and glutathione pages have tabs for 1-, 3-, 6- and (for most) 12-month plans, with the per-month price and the total for each. The product ladders label prices by months, but section 9 of the terms says a Monthly Plan renews every 28 to 30 days. Those intervals are not interchangeable with a calendar month. Normalized recurring comparisons need the actual selected charge and dates; longer plans require their own prepaid totals and shipment schedule. Every figure sits beside a higher struck "regular" price, so treat the strikethrough as an anchor, not a discount you're earning. A same-price-at-all-doses marketing statement is not a verified renewal quote. These compounded products are not FDA-approved, and public testimonials or quality-testing claims do not establish clinical benefit or the quality of your dispensed lot.

The money rules need a careful read. At checkout bmiMD places an authorization hold rather than a charge, and releases it if a provider doesn't approve you. But if you cancel after you've submitted your intake, a non-refundable intake processing fee applies before review begins; once provider review starts, the terms say the initial order cannot be canceled. Multi-month plans are prepaid and generally non-refundable for voluntary cancellation after the initial order goes to the pharmacy, and canceling stops the next renewal. The refund policy separately allows a refund or credit for unshipped medication when the provider documents a medical reason, and offers a provider-approved alternative or credit when a remaining installment cannot be supplied. The refund page says cancel seven days before renewal, while the terms require at least 48 hours before an authorization date approximately five days before renewal. The refund page allows email; the terms expressly say email alone does not cancel. Use the portal and keep its canceled confirmation, or seek Help Center confirmation if locked out. Verify the exact deadline rather than assuming a message stopped the next bill.

The pharmacy is the Flag. The terms, privacy policy, refund policy and product pages describe licensed US pharmacies, and the terms say your provider and dispensing pharmacy are identified in your patient documents, but no public page names either one. Ask which pharmacy fills your order before you submit the intake, while an intake-cancellation fee may apply. A separate peptides category is marked coming soon, while sermorelin is already sold on its own pages; that category label does not mean every peptide is unavailable.