FuturHealth Review (2025)
- Utilizes science-backed technology for weight loss enhancement.
- Offers nutritional guidance along with medication in a holistic approach.
- Provides personalized support from experts via online check-ins.
- The Product: FuturHealth offers personalized weight loss programs that combine GLP-1 medications such as Zepbound and Wegovy with weekly updated meal plans based on metabolism.
- The Process: Start with a thorough health assessment on FuturHealth’s website which it then uses to create a personalized treatment plan for you, including medication prescriptions and tailored meal plans.
- Support: Continuous support from healthcare professionals and regular updates to your meal plan ensure you stay on track.
- Effectiveness: FuturHealth claims its customers typically experience noticeable weight and overall health improvements due to its innovative and personalized approach.
- Cost: Plans start at $129.99/month (but are often discounted to $99), and includes access to personalized meal plans and prescriptions (if appropriate). Medications are paid for separately.
- User Experience: The program offers a user-friendly platform with access to personalized resources and continuous professional support.
- Safety: All treatments and recommendations are developed and supervised by medical professionals, ensuring safe and effective weight loss solutions according to FuturHealth.
According to its website, FuturHealth is an innovative health and wellness platform that offers personalized weight loss solutions. The telehealth platform says it aims to support individuals in achieving their health goals by integrating medical expertise, customized nutrition plans, and convenient delivery services.
- Lose as much as 1.5% of body fat weekly*
- Approved with a 5-min quiz, no insurance needed
- Access to Ozempic®, Wegovy® start at $3/day
- 92% of members reported sustainable weight-loss results
- Gradual Process: Emphasizes responsible, gradual weight loss over quick fixes.
- There may be additional charges on top of the monthly subscription.
*The above shall not be considered as a medical, health or professional advice for any matter
During a 68-week trial 1 in 3 users reached a 20% body weight reduction while on semaglutide.
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Take precaution with, and read all warnings concerning, GLP-1s, as they may cause serious side effects, including a risk of thyroid c-cell tumors. Do not use if you or your family have a history of a type of thyroid cancer called MTC (medullary thyroid carcinoma) or MEN 2 (multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome).
The programs or eligibility for any treatments, including prescription for medicines or compounded medications are at the health provider’s sole discretion and responsibility. We have no control, and we do not monitor such programs eligibility, and nothing in this site should be interpreted otherwise. As an alternative to FDA-approved branded medications, where appropriate, a provider may prescribe a compounded drug, prepared by a state-licensed compounding pharmacy. Although compounded drugs are permitted to be prescribed, they are not FDA approved or evaluated for safety, efficacy, or quality