He & She MD review

The official He & She MD website now redirects to You and Me MD. The current homepage presents weight-loss, NAD+, sermorelin and glutathione care under the You + Me name. Confirm the legal provider, pharmacy and current terms before purchasing; the retained slug identifies the earlier name.

The current You + Me MD product pages show NAD+ injection and sermorelin one-month plans at 229 dollars, with lower monthly equivalents on longer commitments. Glutathione injection instead shows 125 dollars for one month or 100 dollars per month on a three-month plan. The plan lengths are not identical across every product, and the headline starting amount is not a universal month-to-month renewal quote. Product pages say no membership fee, while the terms describe a separate recurring membership. Until that conflict is resolved for the selected product, the table does not normalize these figures as verified all-in monthly bills. See the NAD+ evidence, sermorelin evidence and glutathione evidence for the separate clinical questions.

The current homepage menu emphasizes NAD+, sermorelin and glutathione. A retained older MOTS-c offer does not establish that the renamed service currently dispenses it, so confirm the menu directly rather than treating an old listing as a current prescription. MOTS-c is not FDA-approved, and a commercial offer does not establish lawful compounding. The MOTS-c legal review explains the distinctions. Different delivery forms also should not be assumed to have equivalent clinical evidence merely because their advertised prices are similar.

The homepage FAQ names Specialty Medical Drugstore, trading as GoGoMeds, and F&F Pharmacies, trading as Jungle Jim’s Pharmacy. A partner list does not identify the facility or sterile-compounding authority for your particular order. The homepage names Wasef Health, PC as its clinical partner, while the terms also contain consent and assignment language for another medical group. Ask which legal practice and clinician will treat you and which pharmacy will dispense the prescribed formulation. Published credentials and partnership claims do not verify your assigned professional’s license.

The membership terms describe automatic charges approximately every 28 to 30 days, with paid membership fees nonrefundable and laboratory costs potentially separate. They permit account or email cancellation but still contain a customer-service phone placeholder. That conflicts with no-membership product marketing and should not be treated as a settled fee schedule. The homepage also advertises nationwide longevity shipping, while the shipping policy excludes several states. Ask whether transferring a prescription elsewhere ends platform charges or only changes the medication bill. Obtain the exact charge, interval, commitment, nonapproval refund and state eligibility in writing; an overlap between inconsistent state lists is not proof that treatment is available.