Is FoundationRx legit?
Checked · by Julian Caraulani, reviewed by Dr. A. Goher, MBBS
Quick answer
Yes, FoundationRx is a real online program: a licensed clinician reviews your health history and decides whether to prescribe. Its lowest published all-in plan is $195 a month (Tesamorelin, 90-day supply, $585 every 3 months (the same page also says "Billed Monthly")), read on its own site on November 7, 2026. Cancellation: "No long-term commitment"; no cancellation or refund terms on the page.
FoundationRx, from $195/mo
Medication included · Consultation: Included (physician review) · Cancellation: "No long-term commitment"; no cancellation or refund terms on the page
Price checked Nov 7 · No email needed
- Cancellation terms
- Stated on its site
- Trustpilot
- No profile we could quote
- Lowest all-in plan
- $195/mo, $585 every 3 months (the same page also says "Billed Monthly")
- Medication
- Compounded
- States
- Not published
- Our score
- 7.1/10, #15 of 24
What we checked
- Medication type stated: Compounded
- Publishes an all-in monthly price
- States its cancellation terms
Compounded medication is prepared by a pharmacy and is not FDA-approved as a finished product. As with any online program, confirm a licensed clinician reviews your intake and that the dispensing pharmacy is licensed.
What customers say
We have not found a public review profile for FoundationRx with enough reviews to quote. Weigh the dated pricing and plan checks on this page instead.
What FoundationRx charges
| Plan | Per month |
|---|---|
Tesamorelin, 90-day supply Physician review, vial, supplies, free shipping source, 2026-11-07 | $195 |
Tesamorelin, 30-day supply Physician review, vial, supplies, free shipping source, 2026-11-07 | $229 |
- Medication in price
- Included
- Consultation
- Included (physician review)
- Membership
- None
- Labs
- Regular lab check-ins, per its page
- Insurance
- Not stated
- Cancellation
- "No long-term commitment"; no cancellation or refund terms on the page
The trade-offs
In its favour
- Lowest tesamorelin price we found
- No membership fees
- Lab check-ins in the protocol, per its page
To weigh
- The lowest price is $585 at checkout
- Pharmacy and states are not named
- Billing text on the page conflicts
Is FoundationRx the cheapest?
Tesamorelin: the cheapest of 3 programs we track, at $195/mo.
Price is one of five criteria in our score. Every program's price · ranked on price, care and safety.
Higher-scored programs we also track
Scored on the same five criteria as FoundationRx (7.1/10). See the full ranking.
What we could not verify
- Whether the 90-day plan is billed at once or monthly
- Pharmacy name
- States served
- Cancellation terms
- Trustpilot profile
- Sermorelin price: its page could not be read
Ready to check FoundationRx yourself?
From $195/month ($585 every 3 months (the same page also says "Billed Monthly")). A clinician decides whether treatment is right for you.
Visit FoundationRxCommon questions
Is FoundationRx legit?
Yes, FoundationRx is a real online program: a licensed clinician reviews your health history and decides whether to prescribe. Its lowest published all-in plan is $195 a month (Tesamorelin, 90-day supply, $585 every 3 months (the same page also says "Billed Monthly")), read on its own site on November 7, 2026. Cancellation: "No long-term commitment"; no cancellation or refund terms on the page.
How does FoundationRx work?
FoundationRx publishes its prices and its cancellation terms on its own site, and a licensed clinician decides whether to prescribe. Our score for it is 7.1/10 on the same five criteria we use for every program.
How much does FoundationRx really cost?
From $195 a month (Tesamorelin, 90-day supply, $585 every 3 months (the same page also says "Billed Monthly")). Membership: None. Consultation: Included (physician review). Labs: Regular lab check-ins, per its page.
Is the medication included in FoundationRx's price?
Yes, the headline price includes the medication.
Does FoundationRx use FDA-approved or compounded medication?
Compounded. Compounded drugs are prepared by a pharmacy and are not FDA-approved as finished products.
Can I cancel FoundationRx?
"No long-term commitment"; no cancellation or refund terms on the page.
How did Rx Peptides Watchdog check FoundationRx?
We read its own pricing pages and date every price, and record its public review score where one exists. Commission plays no part in its score.