hers Hack 3.34.0 + Redeem Codes

This app is great for getting a prescription for a medication you are already familiar with but I would be careful trying new psychiatric drugs on the recommendation of Hers. After filling out a brief survey, I was quickly given a prescription for Cymbalta. I have been on Cymbalta for years but I recently moved to a small town where psychiatric care is unavailable and needed a prescription. This was good news for me but I was concerned with how quickly the prescription was given. I received one message from the psychiatrist assigned to me that consisted of a seemingly automated description of their services and the medication being prescribed. Psychiatric drugs can really mess you up if not taken properly and monitored by a doctor, I know from personal experience. Please just be careful. It appears to me that Hers is handing out serious drugs to people who may be desperate and need real help. Go to a real doctor if you aren’t sure what to do.

I had an absolutely terrible and ridiculous experience with this service. I took the survey/consultation questions, and within 1 hour was prescribed AND CHARGED $123 for lexapro, with absolutely no actual comments with my “provider.” I received the lexapro in about 6 days. About 6 hours after I took the first dose I had an allergic reaction. I immediately discontinued and tried reaching out to my “provider” MULTIPLE TIMES, with no response. I eventually went to the customer support live chat and they told me to continue taking the medication. Despite the fact that I had an allergic reaction, I was only told “do not stop taking the medication abruptly without speaking to your doctor” when my doctor was no where to be found. I requested a refund and cancellation of my subscription which they REFUSED. About 1 week later after pestering the live chat agents and my “provider” I was then prescribed venlaxafine, without any discussion, from a completely new “provider” WHO SENT THE EXACT SAME GENERIC DEFAULT MESSAGE AS THE FIRST DOCTOR. Do not use this service, run away. You will not have any actual contact or communication with your doctor. They will not discuss side effects, treatment plans, or answer any of your questions before prescribing and charging you. Hers is the worst telehealth psychiatry service on the market.

This company is glitchy, costly, and dangerous.
I subscribed back in December when they had a promo, which started fine. They informed me that I wouldn’t able to get prescriptions for mental health unless I checked in with my physicians regularly. The first month was fine.
In January I started getting asked for check ins with multi physicians with different names which continued over the past months. When I got my second prescriptions they sent me two bottles of it at different amounts at a cheaper rate, one of which I didn’t order. Since these are mental health meds it seemed kind of weird. I ended up having negative side effects on the meds and decided to weed myself off them. I did not check in with their physicians and attempted to cancel my subscription. Then today I was randomly charged for a refill of the prescription with no notice, no heads up, and without speaking with their physicians. I can’t seem to get a hold of anyone at customer service to dispute this. My only option is trying to cancel my account again but I still have this new prescription pending. Contacted my bank. I don’t want these pills and was told I would need to confirm with a physician before they would send them. Seems like they work more on hoping you forget about your account then your wellness.

When I first saw an ad for this app it talked about a girl who got meds for her anxiety. I immediately checked it out and when I signed up it didn’t ask me very many questions and then I was given a doctor who immediately prescribed me Sertraline. My order was also saying it was being given buproprin but the doctor was saying sertraline so it was kinda confusing and I had to get a refund because they immediately charged me $123 for a 3 month supply and I chose the monthly subscription. When they refunded me and resent it they sent me the sertraline. It’s used to help treat general anxiety but it’s also an antidepressant and I didn’t know much about them. I asked all sorts of questions and it would take them four days to respond and it would be a different doctor every time. I asked if there was anything that I could take just for anxiety but they didn’t have anything. Coming off antidepressant’s is a long road sometimes and can be quite difficult for some people and for them to just prescribe this stuff to anyone without further questions about medical history or anything like that is kinda scary. I would just be careful and do some research about the meds they prescribe you. There were quite a few that had some crazy side effects.

This was my first experience with psychiatry, and I was very optimistic. However I lost my faith in this program when the prescription I was told I would be receiving and the records in my account did not match, I brought up my concerns, and was pretty much dismissed. Multiple times, given a generic explanation and assurance I would be getting the medication they prescribed. I did I’m fact receive the medication they prescribed, however my records never reflects what I actually received. When I brought this up again multiple times I first was told that it’s a “glitch” in the system which will reflect whatever medication I originally “requested”. When I informed them I hadn’t requested a medication I was told they put one in for me when I didn’t so they would be able to pair me with a provider. I never took my medication, and I cancelled my subscription. The dismissive irresponsibility and unprofessionalism is unacceptable, just Willy Nilly mailing out prescriptions after a basic online questionnaire is negligent and greedy, on par with drug dealers.
I’ve since switched to TalkSpace and have had a WAY better experience!!!!! Comparable cash pay rates AND they take insurance!
DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE!!!!

I tried to sign up with Hers for a birth control subscription since my insurance was recently canceled. I explained that I have been on the same birth control for years and it is what my neurologist and gynecologist both want me to be on for menstrual migraines. The doctor assigned to my case asked if I have auras with my migraines, which I responded to with no. She then responded again that it’s dangerous to take birth control if you have migraine with aura. “Please confirm”. I responded yes I know that but I don’t think I have aura you are referring to. I was confused as to what she meant by confirm. She then said well you need to check with your neurologist since you obviously don’t know what kind of migraine you have. I sent the exact quote from my latest medical notes from my neurologist stating I am being treated for migraine without aura, and the doctor still sent me a condescending message that she can’t trust anything I say and she will not prescribe me the medication that I need. When I’m not on this medicine, I have horrible migraines and faint every day during and around my periods. It’s horrible to me that they refuse to help people who actually need it.

I have amazing insurance and have no issues getting anxiety medication if I choose to, but seeing the Hers commercials made it seem like they give you a doctor that really takes care of your needs and recommends A PLAN, i.e., can offer something your regular medical provider can’t…so I gave it a go. Filled out the absurdly long questionnaires etc., I shared that I get general anxiety but will take Ativan if I have a rare panic attack. A doctor then messages me a day later with absolutely zero questions and says since you take Ativan daily I can’t help you, please see a doctor in person.
It is apparent to me that this business plan is to throw at anxiety medications at as many women as they can as long as they don’t speak of any existing medications. Their commercial actually speaks for itself “you can get lexapro.” How is that a good idea to market it as an easy get? They are misleading that their doctors HELP YOU set up a plan. They do not care about you they will not help you unless you qualify for them to just easily prescribe medication.

I do not recommend this service. When signing up I remember thinking the price was a bit steep, but I needed the medication so I went for it anyways. After receiving it, I jumped through all the usual hoops with my insurance to find out how to submit a reimbursement claim and was told that I need a pharmacy receipt (not a regular receipt of purchase — a special receipt with medication information). I reached out to customer service to obtain it and was told that hers does not provide these receipts. So not only do they not take insurance, they also make it impossible to get reimbursed by your insurance. This is really something that should be made clear in advance. I’m sure they’re aware that this is an issue for people as I can’t be the first one to complain. Just go through your insurance, it will be way cheaper and you won’t have to waste time and money doing it twice. I will be telling everyone I know NOT to use hers. They will essentially rob you of $100 or more. So much for making medication accessible.

I was really hoping for a way to receive help from this app because therapy near me is too expensive and if I was able afford it I wouldn’t be scheduled with a therapist until MONTHS out with how much mental health issues have gone up everyone is too busy to help. And the commercials make it seem so helpful more than what it really is, I answered all the questions truthfully and when it got to the end it told me I do not qualify for anything. It should definitely explain why not just oh sorry you don’t qualify… okay? I’d like to know why !! It’s so stressful not being able to afford therapy or medication and then finally finding something affordable just to be told I somehow don’t qualify when I 100% have depression and anxiety, I've already been diagnosed but I can’t seem to ever actually receive help. I’d rate it at least 2, maybe 3 stars if they’d actually explain why I’m not eligible for help, but for now it’ll have to stay a 1 ! This is so disappointing and sends me backwards again.

Do not use them this a malpractice suit waiting to happen. They are praying the desperation depression causes. You won’t get answers to your questions, they copy and past answers and don’t check your prior messages. It’s only about selling you the medication. They even ask when you sign up “have you been on the medication before” my answer no…. “What medication do you want” they actually have an I don’t know and a list to just check. So with no discussion, knowing nothing about depression, and not so much as a conversation I’ve been put on meds I now can’t come off of and if you ask the “dr” which is an rn why they didn’t read your notes or the question you asked they just kick you off the platform and tell you to stop taking the medication…… I scored like 22/24 and was never even suggested to speak w a doctor. I for one will be reaching out to the BBB DOJ FCC AND A MALPRACTICE ATTORNEY

RUN FAST FROM THIS COMPANY!!!!!!