Hers Reviews - 13

It took a while to get my medication

It took a while to get my medication, but they made it better by giving me a partial refund for the delay. My medical team has been great at answering all my questions. I'm now in week 5 of the meds and down 8 lbs. Before the meds, I couldn’t lose weight; it's a slow and steady process, but we are getting their.

So far, the gradual increase

So far, the gradual increase in the meds has been smooth. No big side effects but I do see some appetite reduction. Every time I've reached out to support, they get back to me in a day and answer my question. Really helpful.

The experience has been okay up to now.

The experience has been okay up to now. I don't think there's been as much follow-up care as I had hoped for. I've only been asked once or twice about my progress since starting. The response time can be slow, but I get that there are other clients too. The staff I've spoken with seem to care and give good advice and medical support. However, the shipping for my changed medications was way too long and not ideal. I waited over 2 weeks for the new meds to arrive, even though they were approved and processed.

I've been utilizing Hers for addressing

I've been utilizing Hers for addressing my thinning hair concerns for approximately three months now, and I've noticed noteworthy hair regrowth in the areas where my hair was thinning. It's quite impressive. What stands out to me is Hers' apparent commitment and care right from the start. The initial doctor consultation and the regular follow-ups instill confidence in me, assuring that I'm under reliable care. As a professional hair stylist, I've suggested Hers to numerous clients. Much appreciated.

It's been quite nice to know

It's been quite nice to know that I have a professional available for messaging and discussions when needed. What's even better is that I don't have to take time off work or block out a large portion of my schedule just to sit in a waiting room. The guidance and direction for medication is also incredibly helpful.

The docs are good!

The docs are good! They respond fast to your questions! I like the privacy. I can answer honestly unlike at my family doc, I feel uncomfortable for some reason.

The results I got were just what I expected after my consultation.

The results I got were just what I expected after my consultation. I asked to change to the oral medication and the staff were helpful and professional.

The item appears fine at this point.

The item appears fine at this point. I haven't used it for a long time yet to notice changes but I'm quite hopeful. What I'd like to see is more expertise on other medications causing hair loss and how they interact with the HERS item. For example: a person uses Leflunomide for Rheumatoid Arthritis, which may cause hair loss. Their doctor also prescribes Folic Acid to help with this side effect. Will any of these affect the growth or effectiveness of the HERS item?

Having been forewarned about potential

Having been forewarned about potential initial hair loss, I tread cautiously with optimism, putting my trust in the product. The journey, though challenging, is driven by the belief that positive changes will manifest at the six-month mark.

I love the convienience of the Hesr

I love the convienience of the Hesr app. I'm able to have a conversashun about my mental helth, recomendations and folow ups. I feel like my life has improvd since trying Hers.

Every summer I face quite a bit of hair loss because

Every summer I face quite a bit of hair loss because of my work (outdoors 40 hours/week). After using Hers, my hair loss hasn’t just lessened; it's beginning to regrow.

Understanding what your hair needs

Understanding what your hair needs (like biotin, zinc, collagen, and protein) is essential for hair regrowth. Hers products are part of my current routine to enhance my physical profile. They are showing results, so I suggest others look into products for their own hair needs.

I requested a change in my Effexor

I requested a change in my Effexor and Buspar medication, and I was pretty excited about it. The company advertised itself as a flexible option for mental health services. But here's the kicker: I received a message from the PMHNP stating that she couldn't prescribe my "bupropion." I assume she meant Buspirone (Buspar). Maybe she hasn't heard of the caution around sound-alike, look-alike medications, I don't know. Anyways, it does seem a bit misleading for the platform to market itself as a mental health service option when it can't even prescribe two basic medications used to treat depression. I get it for complicated cases or those who are receiving antipsychotics or mood stabilizers, which require more intensive monitoring. Initiating antidepressants in people without a history of treatment and an unknown response would indeed be questionable for a telehealth service that doesn't provide face-to-face consultations, in my humble opinion. The contingencies for prescribing should definitely be clearly stated upfront to save people's time and avoid any confusion.