Livbetr review

Livbetr includes clinician review, a care coach and delivery in its advertised plans. The main question is what you will actually pay and when: its homepage uses monthly prices, while the detailed policy describes a 21-day plan and prepaid longer terms. Get the selected charge, renewal dates and medication supply in writing before paying.

Livbetr LLC provides the technology and administrative service for a weight-management program offering compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. It does not prescribe or dispense medication. Its consent names OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC and affiliates, while the general terms also allow other licensed networks. Confirm the practice and clinician assigned to your care. The service is for adults 18 and older, subject to clinical and state eligibility.

The homepage advertises a 1:1 care coach, clinician oversight, check-ins and free, discreet delivery. A clinician decides whether treatment is appropriate; payment does not guarantee a prescription. The dispensing pharmacy is identified on the prescription or medication label, rather than named in the public offer. Confirm the formulation, route, quantity, any labs or live-visit requirements and whether those services add a charge.

The homepage promotes semaglutide from $65/month and tirzepatide from $110/month, with a $200-off promotion while you stay on plan. It says medication ships every four weeks. These advertised amounts are not tied publicly to a selected billing term, so we do not use them to rank Livbetr against monthly plans.

The detailed refund policy says its 21-Day Plan charges every 21 calendar days and can produce up to 18 charges in the first 365 days, including the initial payment. Its 3-, 6- and 12-month plans are paid in full upfront. If automatic renewal is separately authorized, the next full renewal charge is generally collected 10 days before a 3- or 6-month term ends or 15 days before a 12-month term ends. The next term starts after the current paid term; early payment does not shorten it. The exact accepted billing date controls. The general terms instead refer to monthly, 3- or 6-month renewals. Confirm which plan applies, the amount due now, each renewal amount and date, and the medication period each payment covers. Four-week shipping does not establish a four-week billing cycle.

Payment is collected before clinical review. The detailed policy promises an automatic full initial refund within seven business days if the initial clinician declines treatment. The general terms call consultation fees nonrefundable after intake submission; ask how that clause fits the promised decline refund. Cancellation stops future renewal charges when received; it does not automatically reverse a processed payment or a pharmacy order. Before the pharmacy documents that preparation or filling began, refund eligibility depends on any separately accepted, completed service fee. After that point, completed services and patient-specific medication generally are nonrefundable, while unearned or unfulfilled portions remain subject to the policy. Keep the accepted terms and cancellation receipt.

The public offer names compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Their administration route is not established by the public pricing text. Livbetr states that compounded medications are not FDA-approved and should not be assumed equivalent to an approved product. Confirm the exact medication, ingredients, concentration, route, dispensing pharmacy and instructions with the clinician and pharmacist. No treatment result is guaranteed.