Regenics review

No. The advertised first month is $39 for new members, then membership is $79/month; an active membership is required for treatments. The homepage separately advertises compounded semaglutide+ at $119/month and tirzepatide+ at $199/month. Confirm the actual formulation, dose, supplied days, medication charge and any clinical or testing fee. Brand-name and compounded products are different offers, and the membership figure alone is not your treatment bill.

The May 2026 subscription terms list $209 for three months, $379 for six months and $699 for twelve months, each collected as one payment in advance. They renew for another term of the same length at the then-current rate unless canceled. Medication is a separate recurring purchase with its own charge and shipment cycle, typically a 28-day supply unless the purchase specifies otherwise. Ask for both schedules; a longer-term membership rate is not a monthly payment plan.

Use account settings to cancel at least 24 hours before your next renewal date and before any check-in is initiated, as the May 2026 terms require. Later cancellation can take effect at the end of the paid period. Canceling your membership also cancels active medication subscriptions; confirm separately what remains active if you cancel medication alone. Already processed or shipped medication cannot be canceled or returned, and membership benefits end with the paid period.

Membership fees are nonrefundable except as required by law. If a clinician declines medication, the subscription terms say you will not be charged for the medication, or will receive the medication fee back if already paid; that exception does not refund membership. The membership page separately says ineligible candidates will not be charged membership, so clarify when eligibility is determined and which charge can occur before review. Filling-error requests must be made within 24 hours of receipt. The older February 2025 general terms broadly call sales final; confirm the remedy for your purchase rather than expecting cancellation to refund unused time.

The May 2026 terms identify Regenics Corp for nonmedical membership and Regenics Medical Corp for clinical care. That does not identify your assigned clinician or dispensing facility. Ask for both, the exact formulation and their eligibility to serve your location; the Tarzana clinic and telehealth advertising do not establish every treatment in every state. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and a prescription does not establish FDA approval or lawful availability of every advertised product.

Membership advertises support, messaging, refill management and free shipping. A lab review is not proof that a separately offered blood panel or collection is funded, and no fixed live-visit allowance or itemized supply kit was established. Confirm those charges, follow-up requirements and current shipping or delay remedies before paying. The homepage's reply-within-24-hours promise is not a measured response time or an emergency service; Pacific office hours are weekdays 9–6 and Saturday 10–4, with Sunday closed.