I agree with other reviewers - stay away from AMRx (aka getAMRx), definitely a SCAM company, which apparently is a shady subsidiary of Zealthy, a more well-known name in GLP-1 circles. The email address they provide on their website doesn't exist, so you'll just get a bounce back if you try to contact them that way. If you call them, they'll assure you that's their email address and ignore your request for a refund of the $39 "membership fee" that they charge you just for the privilege of looking at their website, before even providing them with answers to the questionnaire that a doctor would need to evaluate you (which answers I didn't even give them). Then ZEALTHY starts bombarding you with requests for copies of your medical insurance cards, just so it seems like they're earning the $39 they stole from you. I guess I'll have to ask for a chargeback through my bank, which AMRx will probably dispute by showing that I DID provide my credit card number, but only because they force you to, just to proceed further into their website to find out prices, which is really what we're all looking for. I did NOT check the box that stated that I was accepting their terms and conditions for their recommendation of semiglutide, specifically because I was looking for tirzepatide. When I called though, the rep. kept insisting I had checked that box, which he claimed allowed them to collect the $39. I told him I most certainly had NOT, and if they checked it on my behalf that was fraud. This all fell on deaf ears of course, as I think AMRx exists solely to collect $39 from every poor fool that happens onto their website. SCAM, SCAM, SCAM!!
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