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By Derek Olsson ·

The $99 visit fee leaves medication priced separately

QuickMD advertises a $99 GLP-1 consultation without a membership. Medication is extra and depends on the prescription, pharmacy and benefits. Completed visits are nonrefundable even when the requested medicine is not prescribed; missed or canceled visits follow separate credit and deduction rules.

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The verdict

QuickMD is useful to compare when you want a clinician visit and a separately filled prescription rather than an all-in compounded-drug subscription. Its weight-loss offer is $99 per consultation, with brand-name GLP-1 options and medication costs left to the pharmacy and your prescription benefits. QuickMD LLC operates the platform, and the terms name QuickMD Medical Group, P.A. for clinical care. The visit fee does not guarantee a prescription, a covered drug or an accepted pharmacy fill. Its public FAQ also describes eligible home delivery, so a blanket claim that the company never arranges shipping would be too broad. Confirm the selected service, follow-up visit cost and pharmacy total before booking.

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Who it is for, and who it is not

A good fit if

  • You want a visit-based GLP-1 assessment without a compulsory membership
  • You prefer to compare brand-name drug costs through your pharmacy and prescription benefits
  • You can confirm the service eligibility, expected visit charges and medication budget separately

Look elsewhere if

  • You need $99 to cover both consultation and medication
  • You want a guaranteed prescription, covered drug or refundable completed assessment
  • You are in Louisiana or South Dakota, where the current service information excludes weight-loss care

What it actually costs

What they advertise

A GLP-1 consultation is advertised at $99, without a membership. Medication costs are separate and vary by the prescribed drug, dose, pharmacy and prescription benefits.

What you actually pay, month to month

$99 per consultation; medication costs extra. This is a visit fee, not a monthly drug package. Confirm refill visits, lab charges and the pharmacy price for the prescribed supply.

The commitment trap

The visit fee pays for clinical assessment, not guaranteed prescribing or an included medication supply. A completed consultation remains nonrefundable even if the requested drug is not prescribed.

Money you will meet later

  • The public weight-loss offer has no membership or long-term commitment. Established patients may qualify for a 90-day prescription; that does not guarantee a three-month supply, covered claim or included future visits.
  • Missed, canceled or unsuccessful visits initially receive account credit. Cancel at least one hour ahead to avoid a possible $35 deduction. Credits from paid visits can be refunded within 30 days of the original charge; promotional credits follow different rules.
  • Completed consultations are nonrefundable even if no requested medicine is prescribed. If the chosen pharmacy declines a prescription, the terms describe resending it to another pharmacy within 24 hours, without refunding the consultation.
  • Approved refunds are processed in 1–2 days, with another 3–7 business days for bank posting. Medication-credit provisions for direct-shipping services should not be treated as an automatic refund for a local GLP-1 fill.
  • Consultations are cash-pay. A visit summary may support a reimbursement request, and HSA/FSA eligibility depends on the plan. Drug benefits, prior authorization, testing and pharmacy charges require separate confirmation.

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What is included

Compare the total cost, including fees and any minimum commitment. Here is what QuickMD bundles in, and what it does not.

Clinician consult

A $99 GLP-1 assessment is advertised

QuickMD LLC operates the platform; the terms name QuickMD Medical Group, P.A. for clinical services. Same-day and seven-day availability are advertised, with appointment and prescribing decisions conditional.

Bloodwork / labs

Tests may be required; funding unconfirmed

The FAQ says the team helps coordinate necessary testing, and an in-person assessment may be needed before prescribing. A funded GLP-1 lab panel is not established. Other services’ test-kit benefits should not be assumed included.

Follow-ups and dose changes

Established patients may qualify for 90-day prescriptions

A fixed GLP-1 follow-up cadence or included repeat visits is not established; ask when reassessment is due and what each visit costs.

Human support

Support tickets, phone, email and public live chat are offered

These routes do not establish an immediate clinical response or replace urgent in-person care; no specific GLP-1 support response time is promised.

Injection supplies

Medication and any injection supplies are separate from the consultation fee

Confirm the actual product and items provided by the filling pharmacy.

Shipping

The weight-loss page describes prescriptions sent to a local pharmacy

The general and weight-loss FAQs also allow eligible home delivery depending on medicine, location and pharmacy requirements; no universal GLP-1 delivery fee or timing is established.

Pharmacy, labs and oversight

The pharmacy

Patient-selected or eligible delivery pharmacy. The terms describe pharmacy choice; eligible direct-shipping prescriptions may use QuickMD partner pharmacies, but no selected dispensing facility is established here. A prescription is not a guarantee that a pharmacy will fill it or that insurance will cover it.

Oversight

Established patients may qualify for 90-day prescriptions. A fixed GLP-1 follow-up cadence or included repeat visits is not established; ask when reassessment is due and what each visit costs.

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Where you can get it

Weight-loss care excludes Louisiana and South Dakota. The current service table marks the other 49 state/DC jurisdictions available. South Dakota’s state popup offers no services; Louisiana lists other services but not weight loss. Confirm your actual location, identification and the selected service before booking.

The honest cons

The part they would rather you skipped

A completed $99 consultation is nonrefundable even if the clinician does not prescribe the requested medication or your pharmacy declines to fill it. The separate account-credit rules for canceled visits do not make that assessment refundable. Check drug coverage and pharmacy acceptance before paying for the visit.

  • The $99 consultation excludes medication and any separately charged testing
  • Completed assessment is nonrefundable even without the requested prescription
  • Weight-loss care is unavailable in Louisiana and South Dakota
  • Home-delivery eligibility, pharmacy charges and repeat-visit costs require confirmation

Weigh these trade-offs against the costs, care and terms above. For questions to ask before enrolling, see our vendor red-flags guide.

Questions about QuickMD

Does the $99 fee include weight-loss medication?

No. It covers a consultation; medication is priced separately by the pharmacy and your prescription benefits. The weight-loss page lists brand-name GLP-1 options and no membership, but does not establish an all-in monthly drug cost. Ask about the actual prescription, dose, supply, pharmacy price and future visit charges.

Can I get a refund if the clinician does not prescribe what I want?

The policy makes completed consultations nonrefundable even when the requested medication is not prescribed. Clinical assessment is not a prescription guarantee. The terms also say a pharmacy’s refusal to fill does not refund the visit; a prescription can be resent to another pharmacy within 24 hours. Confirm coverage and pharmacy acceptance beforehand.

What are the cancellation and account-credit rules?

Missed, canceled or unsuccessful visits initially receive account credit. Cancel at least one hour before the visit or a $35 deduction may apply. Paid-visit credits can be refunded within 30 days of the original charge; promotional credits differ. Approved refunds take processing and bank-posting time. These rules do not override the nonrefundability of a completed consultation.

Does QuickMD use a local pharmacy or send medicine to my home?

The weight-loss page describes sending prescriptions to a local pharmacy. Current FAQs also describe eligible home delivery depending on medication, location and pharmacy requirements. Confirm the route and dispensing facility for the selected prescription. Do not assume another service’s shipping, medication credit or delivery fee applies to your GLP-1 order.

Where is weight-loss care available?

The current weight-loss service table excludes Louisiana and South Dakota, with the other state/DC jurisdictions marked available. Availability differs by service: Louisiana has other care options, while South Dakota’s state popup offers none. Confirm the appointment location and identification requirements before booking; broad company coverage is not a guarantee of every treatment.

Are labs and ongoing refill visits covered by the fee?

A clinician may require tests or an in-person assessment, and the FAQ describes help coordinating necessary testing. A funded GLP-1 lab panel and included repeat visits are not established. Established patients may qualify for 90-day prescriptions, but that does not guarantee a particular supply or refill. Ask about reassessment timing, test charges and each future visit.

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