Heva Health review

Heva Health is an Arizona-rooted telehealth practice (the site says Heva Health and the Dose clinic in Phoenix are one medical practice) that sells GLP-1s, hormone programs and a small longevity shelf. The longevity products are compounded NAD+ in three forms (a product labeled simply "NAD+", a nasal spray and an NAD+ cream), a glutathione injection vial and a PT-141 vial. Each is a one-time purchase marked "No recurring charges", and none states how long it lasts. That's why the table below can't turn them into a monthly cost. Ask your provider how long one order should last before you compare it with a monthly plan elsewhere.

The pharmacy side is named, which is uncommon. The how-it-works FAQ says Heva works with Strive Pharmacy and Stryker Compounding Pharmacy. That openness lets the license check run, and it is also why the check is a Flag: the checked Strive San Antonio Texas facility shows probation; this is not the status of every Strive branch. Stryker Compounding Pharmacy didn't turn up under that spelling on the boards searched, so its line stays unsettled. Ask which of the two will fill your order, and from which state, before it ships. The dated records below are scoped to the specific facility and jurisdiction checked.

A licensed provider reviews your 60-second intake and messages a recommendation, usually within a day; a few treatments need a short video call. The clinical team on the product pages is a mix: the chief clinical officer is a naturopathic doctor (NMD), alongside a DNP, a PA-C and a family nurse practitioner. If you want a medical doctor specifically, ask who will review your file. If the provider decides a treatment isn't appropriate, Heva refunds the whole program, visit and labs included, as long as the order hasn't reached the pharmacy.

For GLP-1 shoppers, month-to-month compounded semaglutide is $199/mo and tirzepatide is $399/mo; the "from" figures on the shop cards are 6-month program rates. Compounded tirzepatide isn't dispensed in Alaska, Arkansas, Indiana or South Carolina. The NAD+ page and the glutathione page cover where those compounds stand with FDA.

The refund cutoff is more precise than delivery. Current terms define pharmacy fulfillment as transmission and acceptance by the compounding pharmacy for preparation. They permit a full refund of program fees, consultation and labs for cancellation before that point, as well as for clinical unsuitability before fulfillment. Ask support to confirm whether transmission has occurred rather than waiting for tracking. Product forms and state eligibility also need separate confirmation. A nasal spray, cream or unlabeled NAD+ form is not clinically interchangeable with an injection, and a wellness claim does not prove benefit from the dispensed preparation.