FeelGood

1. 3. Cancel-anytime marketing has limits: requests need to arrive at least 72 hours before renewal to stop the next charge, and refunds depend on service receipt, medical eligibility and whether medication has shipped. https://www.feelgoodmeds.com/refund-policy
2. 4. The general page offers a daily dissolvable compounded tablet from $249/month. Its FAQ mentions semaglutide or tirzepatide generally, but does not map either ingredient to the tablet price or identify a specific oral preparation. The current oral category remains ingredient-unspecified. https://www.feelgoodmeds.com/weight-loss
3. 5. The current page advertises an Original Injections category from $1,999/month, with limited quantities and changing availability. It does not name the drug or brand for that card, so that advertisement does not verify the historical brand-semaglutide identification or its present availability. https://www.feelgoodmeds.com/weight-loss
4. 6. The linked weight-loss offer names compounded semaglutide at $89/month for its one-month option, with lower monthly advertisements on longer plans. The page includes telehealth consultations, a care plan and medication if prescribed, plus shipping. Public plan controls do not establish the exact initial totals for longer terms. Its price-lock headline and FAQ starting at $149/month coexist with different plan-card amounts; confirm the selected offer. https://www.feelgoodmeds.com/wl-offer
5. 7. The named plan cards do not specify an administration route or device. The same page says injectable and oral options may be available; generic weekly-injection instructions do not establish the formulation of either named plan. The general compounded-injection card does not assign its $149 advertisement to one ingredient. Availability is confirmed during signup, without a published complete state list or assigned dispenser. https://www.feelgoodmeds.com/wl-offer
6. 8. The linked weight-loss offer names compounded tirzepatide at $149/month for its one-month option, with lower monthly advertisements on longer plans. The page includes telehealth consultations, a care plan and medication if prescribed, plus shipping. Public plan controls do not establish the exact initial totals for longer terms. Its price-lock headline and FAQ starting at $149/month coexist with different plan-card amounts; confirm the selected offer. https://www.feelgoodmeds.com/wl-offer
7. 9. A separate longevity page markets microdose tirzepatide with B12, methionine, inositol and choline chloride, compounded by a U.S.-licensed pharmacy. It does not publish a price or explicitly state the administration route/device. Those longevity claims and dosing purposes are the seller’s description, not established benefits, and are not the quoted weight-loss plan. https://www.feelgoodmeds.com/longevity

September 2026

1. 10. Site repeatedly advertises 'No Hidden Fees • No Monthly Membership • Cancel Anytime,' and the Weight Loss page explicitly says the monthly price includes 'Medication & Free Delivery,' so the listed prices are treated as medication price, not a membership fee. The page never names semaglutide or tirzepatide for the injectable/tablet products by exact drug — only a nav link labeled 'Semaglutide+' — so drug is recorded as unspecified GLP-1 for those two tiers. FAQ questions (e.g. 'What states/jurisdictions are eligible?', 'What if I need to cancel?') exist but their accordion answers never render in this tool's output, so no state list could be confirmed.