Henry Meds in New Mexico
The New Mexico read on Henry Meds — who fills the prescription and whether they hold a New Mexico license, what the price buys, and what the reviews look like. Every claim below is computed from sourced records, not marketing copy. Verdict: Profile in progress.
The catch: its reviews look gamed and the company behind it is a rented mailbox — read the file before the price sells you.
The New Mexico pharmacy-license check
We haven't yet run Henry Meds's partner pharmacies against the New Mexicoboard's portal — absence of a record here means unverified, not unlicensed.
Not yet verified by us in New Mexico: Empower Pharmacy (503B outsourcing facilities are FDA-registered under federal cGMP — a different track than state pharmacy licensing). Check yourself on the New Mexico RLD (Board of Pharmacy) lookup ↗.
Does it ship to New Mexico?
Ship-to coverage for Henry Meds is still in review — unknown, not excluded. Confirm New Mexico availability at the clinic's own checkout.
What Henry Meds costs
| Medication | From | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Compounded semaglutide | $197/mo | 12-mo prepay · compare all New Mexico prices → |
Observed market pricing, snapshot 2026-07-20; the same list price applies in every state. Always confirm on the clinic's own checkout.
Quick answers
Is Henry Meds legit?
No verdict has been issued yet. This is a neutral factual record. Henry Meds (henrymeds.com) is a direct-to-consumer telehealth brand operated by Adonis Health, Inc. d/b/a Henry Meds (mailing address per its Terms: 1111B S Governors Ave, STE 25428, Dover, DE 19904; BBB lists a San Francisco address, 580 California St Ste 1200). BBB records the business as started February 2, 2022. As of the access date its weight-management lineup is compounded injectable semaglutide ($297/mo), compounded oral/sublingual semaglutide ($249/mo), compounded injectable liraglutide ($179/mo), compounded oral tirzepatide dissolving tablets (3-month supply $1,047, $891 prepaid), and compounded phentermine ($149/mo); injectable compounded tirzepatide was not located on its current program or treatment pages. The company also sells testosterone therapy, women's HRT, and ED treatment. Pharmacy partners are not named anywhere located (generic 503A/503B language only). States served are not enumerated ('states we support'), so all-50 coverage is not confirmed. Henry Meds is a defendant in Eli Lilly and Company v. Adonis Health, Inc. (N.D. Cal., filed April 2025), one of four telehealth companies Lilly sued over compounded-tirzepatide marketing; on September 24, 2025 the court allowed Lilly's false-advertising claim over 'personalized'/'patient-specific' marketing to proceed while dismissing a broader 'safe and effective' claim. The company holds an F rating from the BBB (not accredited) with 228 complaints on file. No FDA warning letter or other FDA action against Henry Meds or Adonis Health was located as of the access date. A Trustpilot profile exists for henrymeds.com (several hundred reviews per search-result snippets; the profile itself was not accessible to fetch).
Is Henry Meds's pharmacy licensed in New Mexico?
Empower is an FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facility (federal cGMP oversight).
Does Henry Meds ship to New Mexico?
Ship-to coverage for Henry Meds is still in review — unknown, not excluded. Confirm New Mexico availability at the clinic's own checkout.
How much does Henry Meds cost?
Compounded semaglutide from $197/mo (12-mo prepay) — observed market pricing, snapshot 2026-07-20.
Keep reading
The full Henry Meds file →
Cheapest tirzepatide in New Mexico, compared →
Cheapest semaglutide in New Mexico, compared →
How we verify licenses and grade clinics →
Henry Meds in other states
How we review. License reads come from lookups we ran on the state board's own portal, each dated and linked. Prices are observed market pricing, refreshed on a regular sweep. We accept no payment, referral fees, or coupon arrangements from anyone we cover. Not medical advice. See the methodology.