Gala Health Anmeldelser 

Doctor was responsive, stopped Metformin for my insulin resistance, which was making me horribly sick for 2 months, and transitioned to Tirz. No side effects, easy process to order refills, Gala send reminders by email and text, easy to login, easy to track weight & log weekly shots. Best pricing I have found since my insurance stopped covering this medication.

Great help. The app is very easy to use.

I love Gala! It's so easy to use! It's so rewarding! It works because we both put in the work!

such an easy experience

Very easy start with Gala Health, meds arrived as scheduled and everything I needed was in the box, nicely packaged. The Gala app has been fairly easy to use as well.

I wish I could give this company negative stars. I paid for the 3 months up front. Received half of the medication. I needed a refill and I had moved, I emailed the company for the refill and to let them know that I had moved. There was some issues with the refill on the app. It finally got settled and they shipped it to the wrong address!! I moved from Ohio to Arizona so not so easy to go get said medication! I emailed the company so many times through out this whole experience. They refuse to refund the second half or send me a new bottle. So I wasted $500!!! Also, I had used IVIM in the past and I feel like there medication worked ten times better. DO NOT USE GALA!! They steal your money and will not make things right!

This is one of the best GLP 1 apps that I have used. It wants to assist you without screaming show me a wallet, show me your wallet. I like this app, it works well for me, it does everything I need. I can log my food, I can log my shots. I can log my weight I can log my side effects. I can review it and I can have my doctor look at it too

Quick and easy to use

Easy so far. Reasonably priced

As advertised. Good for weight loss and general health.

False/misleading advertising, poor communication, and all-over-the-place compounding are the reasons for my 1 star review.

Be advised: Gala will ONLY prescribe you the minimum dose—even if you are on the upper limit of a healthy BMI. Although Gala claims it would adjust medication levels to get patients to their goal weight, this isn’t necessarily the case. I have PCOS and eat healthy, so microdosing tirzepatide doesn’t work for me. I’ve plateaued for months (even gained a few pounds back), but Gala won’t adjust my dose. I have gotten the run-around for months until one of their doctors told me it’s Gala’s policy to microdose anyone with “healthy” BMI, even if they have 10 pounds to go to reach their goal weight (which for me is squarely in the healthy range).

Also, the compounding pharmacy they switched to no longer provides the same quality tirzepatide the previous pharmacy provided. Not only that, the options for what they compound with have diminished. The needles the new pharmacy provides seem cheaper and somewhat dull, so it hurts a lot more. Every refill, you never know what you’re going to get. Sometimes it’s carnatine (which creates a fishy smell in your body as it breaks down—gross), or sometimes it’s synthetic B-12 (which is a cheap version of B-12 that not everyone can even metabolize). Really NOT pleased with the Link pharmacy—I think Gala is just scraping the barrel with the cheapest provider they can find.

They have a nice app and seemingly good customer service, but the doctors never review the information you put into the app, so it’s sort of not worth the effort. And Gala used to be one of the cheaper options, but now other companies offer tirzepatide for less.

Basically, don’t advertise that you will adjust medication doses to help someone reach their goal weight if you won’t actually do that. It’s a lot to pay for microdosed GLP-1.

Good app but the fact they make me review frequently sucks

I read great reviews on Gala. I was looking to switch from a current provider who has raised their pricing substantially on meds due to a change in pharmacy. I filled out questionaires that asked for my current medications to include dosage. I did that. What was sent to me was a lower dose than what I have been on for the last 4 months. No attempt to reach me for any sort of verification. No disclosure that they were selling me "less" than what I'm currently on. No upfront explanation of what their plan was. In essence, I got less for the money. I think they need to be very careful about sending and prescribing incorrect dosing without any telemed consultation or verification. They are just selling medication without checking in on the patient. This should be a red flag to anyone. I reached out to them. And their reply was "I see. We understand the gap in communication here and we appreciate the feedback." Maylin - Gala. No further attemp was made to correct this. Period.

Was told that it would be 179 a month then told they wouldn't fill my prescription since they don't do 15 mg. I was told "the $179 charged on July 9 was your first plan charge, and no medication was ever shipped. That said, our refund policy doesn't cover that first charge when treatment was offered and declined (yours wasn't a medical disqualification), so I'm not able to refund it. I want to be straight with you about that rather than leave you guessing.

One thing I can do right now: your plan is set to renew at $399 on August 9. Want me to cancel it so you aren't charged again?" do not go through them!

Quick and reasonable

I was skeptical about using an app for this, but it’s actually really easy to navigate. It made keeping track of everything simple and stress-free.