TeleZen MD review

The monthly plan is $168 billed monthly. The $99 figure is the equivalent of $297 billed every three months. Tirzepatide similarly costs $268 monthly or $597 quarterly, a $199 monthly equivalent. Do not assume the separate WELCOME100 first-order code combines with these options.

The treatment page advertises portal pause, delay and cancellation, but order refunds have separate restrictions. The refund policy requires a request within 12 hours and can end eligibility earlier when processing starts, including clinical review or prescription issuance. Eligible pre-compounding refunds can deduct a $35 completed-review fee and a nonrefundable 4% processing fee. Confirm the cutoff before relying on the broader cancel-anytime description.

The general FAQ promises a full refund for ineligibility. The refund policy instead allows deduction of the $35 doctor visit fee if review occurred and describes a nonrefundable 4% processing fee for orders. These statements do not fully align; obtain the applicable refund amount and terms before payment.

Eligible programs require 180 consecutive days of full participation, medication taken exactly as prescribed and no measurable weight loss. Keep a timestamped starting weight within seven days of the start, monthly weigh-ins for six months and a final 180-day weight, all on the same scale. Any measurable loss disqualifies the claim. Request within 14 days after completion. Only eligible medication fees are covered; the $35 doctor fee is excluded. Approval remains subject to compliance, documentation and fraud review at TeleZen’s discretion; approved refunds process within 30 business days.

Plans describe medication, provider review, necessary injection supplies, shipping, unlimited provider messaging and concierge support. Regular check-ins are described without a fixed cadence. Labs depend on therapy and history, and the FAQ does not settle their charges. Confirm testing and delivery details; delivery or temperature problems must be reported within two business days under the refund policy.

The terms identify Telezen MD, LLC in Florida, while the treatment page names a physician team. The FAQ claims all 50 states subject to eligibility and regulations and describes both branded and compounded access without guaranteeing a particular formulation. The pharmacy is not individually named, so confirm your clinician, state and dispenser rather than treating generic pharmacy categories as an assignment.