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The good and the bad

As in all things, Hydreight has good points and bad. I found the onboarding process to be really user friendly and efficient. I don’t hate the app. It has come a long way in the year I have been using it. I love the videos Hydreight provided for learning throughout my startup. I also really like the business success coaches. I knew very little about marketing or business management and the business success coaches were a big help to me. I know I got on my coach’s (Sarah M) nerves with all my questions, but she really was awesome, encouraging, inspiring, and so patient with me. I also really like the discount we get on our meds and supplies from the Hydreight store. I do not like the big up front starting cost. I don’t like what adds up to about 30% of my profit that hydreight takes from every dollar I make with commission, transaction/processing fees, and medical consultation fees. I don’t like waiting for my money because hydreight only cuts our payment checks on Tuesdays and Fridays. So let’s say you have a big bridal party on Sunday. Depending on processing times you may not see any of that money until Friday. I also don’t like that hydreight pays us with e-checks. So they email you a check. Then you have to print that check. Sign it. Deposit it to your bank and then wait on your bank to release the funds. Direct deposit would be SO MUCH MORE convenient. I don’t like that you have to pay extra and jump through extra hoops if you want to modify the services you offer clients. For example , I want to add the Lipo Mino IM weight loss shot to the list of services I provide my clients. To do that with hydreight I have to email the doctor/pharmacist for a special order and I have to pay an additional fee for adding the service. Finally I don’t like that Hydreight doesn’t negotiate pharmacy contracts with a large enough number of pharmacies. We haven’t been able to get zinc for months because empower (the pharmacy hydreight is contracted with at this time) is out of stock . You would think that with as many nurses as hydreight has that they would have back up pharmacy contracts negotiated to offset the high demand in winter for meds like zinc which is necessary for the immunity boosting drips. Unfortunately we are not able to purchase meds from other pharmacies while we are with Hydreight. You have to buy all your meds and supplies from Hydreight. So all in all I’m really glad I signed up with Hydreight because truth be told if I hadn’t I would probably STILL be talking about the IV therapy business I WANT to start. The big upfront cost hurts but Hydreight makes launching your business really easy. I have seen lots of nurses start with Hydreight and quit. It’s not easy and to whom much is given sometimes … much is required. I’m going on my second year with Hydreight and I made a decent profit in my first year. I really think this business can be as awesome as you make it. If you’re willing to put in the time and effort to market and grow your business, you can do well. If you’re looking for something easy where you just sign up, customers are referred to you, and all you have to do is start the IV and collect the checks…. You are going to be very very disappointed with Hydreight. I highly recommend you download the Hydreight app, create a profile for yourself as a client, and see if you can make contact with a Hydreight nurse in your area. Get a drip and chat up your nurse about hydreight. I love nurses. Ninety nine percent of us got into nursing because we love people and want to help. If a nurse reached out to me wanting to know how hydreight has been for me, I would be happy to help. I hope this review helps.

Date of experience: Feb 12, 2025