Leland Health review

Leland makes its four-week price advertisements easy to compare and names a medical-group partner in its terms. Its payment wording needs a closer read: “only charged if prescribed” on the homepage sits beside a possible completed-consultation deduction in the refund policy.

Leland Health presents itself as an online platform for weight loss, longevity, microdosing and sexual-health programs. Its terms identify the operator as Inverse Collective LLC d/b/a Leland Health, a Texas limited liability company. They describe Leland as a technology and administrative service, with care provided by independent clinicians through medical groups including OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC and affiliated entities. Ask which pharmacy would fill your prescription; the terms do not identify one. These are the company’s disclosures, not independent license verification.

The public site describes choosing a treatment, completing an online health questionnaire and receiving a clinician’s decision. If medication is prescribed, it says a U.S. pharmacy ships it to the patient and ongoing messaging is available. Confirm your assigned clinician, dispensing pharmacy, treatment availability in your state and whether a consultation fee can apply before paying.

The weight-loss page advertises semaglutide injection at $129 per four weeks, tirzepatide injection at $219 per four weeks and oral semaglutide at $179 per four weeks. Those are four-week advertisements, not calendar-month rates or a confirmed selected-prescription total. The site says medication, provider care and shipping are included, with no membership fee on top. Confirm prescribed quantity, taxes, other required charges and the actual renewal interval.

The homepage says you are only charged if prescribed. The legal terms discuss paying for a consultation and say a declined order is refunded less a completed consultation fee where state law permits. Ask which rule applies to your order and when the first charge is taken.

Plans recur at the interval shown at checkout until canceled. The terms allow cancellation through the account or by email, effective at the end of the billing period, and say price changes require at least 30 days’ notice. Cancel before the next renewal to avoid another charge.

Medication sales become final once pharmacy compounding starts or the order ships. Charges already processed for orders in fulfillment are not refundable. The policy says damaged, lost or incorrect shipments reported within 14 days of delivery are replaced at no cost; any issued refund posts within five to ten business days.

The weight-loss catalog lists compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide injections and an oral semaglutide option. The wider homepage also lists NAD+, B12 + MIC, sermorelin and sexual-health products; this review covers only the GLP-1 program’s public commercial terms. The broader catalog has not been fully assessed here. Product listings do not establish suitability, a prescribed dose, supplied quantity or equivalent results across formulations. Obtain the exact product, label and dispensing-pharmacy details from the clinician and pharmacy.