YourEra review

YourEra is run by Your Era Management, a company in Covington, Louisiana, and prescribes compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as weekly injections. Its homepage prints one month-to-month price for each drug and says that price stays the same at every dose for as long as you remain a member. That flat structure matters more than the starting figure: moving up the dose ladder over the first few months won't raise your bill. The pricing is for new patients, and the visit, prescription, supplies and shipping are inside it. The compounded semaglutide guide covers the drug itself.

The terms are worth reading for one detail: when your card is charged. You enter payment details with the intake, but you're charged only if a clinician issues a prescription. Most reviews are asynchronous, meaning a clinician reads your answers and decides without speaking to you, so the charge can come before any conversation. You can ask for a live video or phone visit at any time at no extra cost, and some states require one. The subscription then renews automatically on the schedule shown at checkout. The terms also say refill prices can change with notice before the new price is charged, which puts a small caveat on the at-every-dose promise.

Canceling is simple. The terms say you can cancel at any time without speaking to anyone, from the Subscriptions screen in your account, by email or in the app, and it takes effect right away. If you cancel before an order is dispatched you get a full refund; once it ships, there's no refund unless it arrives damaged, wrong or not at all. Disputes go to individual arbitration, and you have 30 days to opt out.

YourEra names the people behind the care. Clinicians work for Thryv Telehealth by Lavin, a medical practice, and prescriptions go to one of three named pharmacies, depending on the drug and your state. Its terms add that YourEra provides management and administrative services to both that practice and one of the pharmacies, Galleria Medical Pharmacy. Beyond GLP-1s it sells NAD+ and microdosing protocols from a "from" price, plus sermorelin with no published price, and an at-home lab add-on is listed as coming soon. Compare it on the compounded semaglutide lineup, or see the compounded semaglutide cost guide.