Hers weight loss: cost, care, and follow-up

At a glance

		Hers
Service focus	Physician-led online care across available categories 3	Women-focused weight-loss membership 1
Cost to compare	Current treatment price for your medication and plan; membership included 3	$39 first month; $149/month renewal, plus medication 1
Follow-up	Confirm the clinician, appointment options, and follow-up included in your plan	Care team and app-based support 1
Audience and eligibility	Discuss your actual weight-care needs and medical history	Women-focused service still requires assessment for the proposed prescription 1
Membership versus medicine	Identify every included and separately billed service	Medication headline prices exclude the required membership fee 1

Based on publicly available information as of 2026-09-14. Confirm current details on each company's own site.

What Hers offers

Hers presents prescription weight-loss options, including Wegovy and Zepbound, through a required weight-loss membership. ¹

Availability and eligibility vary. Ask the clinician about the exact product, its risks, and the follow-up plan before choosing care.

What the total cost includes

Hers lists a $39 first month membership, automatically renewing at $149 per month, with medication billed separately. Medication starting prices are product-specific and do not include that membership. ¹

Compare today’s payment, the regular renewal charge, medication quantity, shipping, and required testing. A monthly equivalent may require upfront payment. Check cancellation and refund terms before paying.

Sipra’s current treatment prices include membership and depend on medication and plan length. Use the pricing page for the actual product. A physician reviews your intake before approving treatment. ³

Care, refills, and cancellation

Hers describes an ongoing care team and app-based support. Confirm the required check-ins and cancellation deadlines for both membership and medication before purchase. ²

Confirm how to contact the clinical team and authorize refills. A shipment, medication plan, and membership may require separate cancellation; save each confirmation.

Make the women's-care framing specific to your needs

Hers' women-focused branding can help you find a relevant service, but the clinical conversation still needs your actual history and goals. Ask whether the proposed weight-care visit can address the questions you want to raise and when another clinician's input would be needed. Do not infer a menopause assessment, a hormone prescription or a different medication indication from the audience named in an advertisement.

Keep the care discussion distinct from the subscription choice. Hers' advertised medication prices exclude the required membership, so record both the regular membership renewal and the quote for the selected product. Ask how a prescription change affects the medication shipment and whether it also changes any membership charge. If you already have care elsewhere, clarify how records and follow-up will be coordinated before enrolling in another plan. ^{1, 2}

When another option may fit better

A program marketed to women does not by itself establish that a medication is appropriate for your health history. Confirm eligibility and the actual prescribed product rather than choosing from the advertising alone.

Prescription and compounding questions

Ask whether the exact product is FDA-approved or compounded, whether the proposed use is off-label, and why it is being considered for you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. If a compounded prescription is proposed, ask which pharmacy prepares it and whether it is a state-licensed 503A pharmacy dispensing pursuant to your patient-specific prescription. ⁴

Who should choose which