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Verdict

QueenRX sells compounded GLP-1s as one-time twelve-week packs rather than subscriptions, from $299 for semaglutide — about $100 a month with the consult, supplies and medication included. It is the only provider in this round to name its dispensing pharmacy and its medical group. Against that, the BBB opened an advertising review into its marketing claims in December 2025 and, at the last update, had received no response.

Best for: people who want a fixed twelve-week course with no auto-renewal, and who value a provider naming the pharmacy that actually fills the prescription
Not ideal for: anyone in California, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico or West Virginia, or who wants the marketing claims to have been stood behind when challenged.

What QueenRX costs

Normalised to a monthly price and captured from QueenRX's own pages on September 23, 2026. Introductory offers are noted, never used as the price.

3 Month Semaglutide Starter Packone-time $299 for 12 weeks, no subscription$99.67/mo

medication · doctor consult · supplies · prescription · captured September 23, 2026

For people new to GLP-1s or restarting; titrates 0.5 mg, 1 mg, 1.5 mg across the three months. Sold as a one-time 12-week pack with no subscription and nothing to cancel. The per-month figure is the pack price divided by three. A struck-through list price of $399 is shown alongside, and a site-wide promotional banner was running when we captured this, so treat $299 as today's price rather than a settled one.

3 Month Semaglutide Maintenance Packone-time $399 for 12 weeks, no subscription$133/mo

medication · doctor consult · supplies · prescription · captured September 23, 2026

For people already on a GLP-1, available at all doses. Requires proof of prior use: a photo of the label or prescription showing your name, date and dose, and at least 1 mg taken within the past four weeks. Sold as a one-time 12-week pack with no subscription and nothing to cancel. The per-month figure is the pack price divided by three.

3 Month Tirzepatide Starter Packone-time $499 for 12 weeks, no subscription$166.33/mo

medication · doctor consult · supplies · prescription · captured September 23, 2026

Titrates 1.5 mg, 3 mg, 6 mg across the three months. Sold as a one-time 12-week pack with no subscription and nothing to cancel. The per-month figure is the pack price divided by three. List price shown as $699.

3 Month Tirzepatide Maintenance Packone-time $599 for 12 weeks, no subscription$199.67/mo

medication · doctor consult · supplies · prescription · captured September 23, 2026

Available at all doses; same proof-of-prior-use requirement as the semaglutide maintenance pack. Sold as a one-time 12-week pack with no subscription and nothing to cancel. The per-month figure is the pack price divided by three. List price shown as $999.

QueenRX is structured differently from almost everything else on this site. There is no subscription: you buy a twelve-week pack outright, it includes the consult, the supplies and the medication, and nothing renews. That removes the missed-cancellation problem that generates most complaints in this category, and it also means you commit to twelve weeks at a time. The starter packs titrate you up across the three months at a set schedule; the maintenance packs are for people already established on a dose and require you to send a photo of a label or prescription in your own name showing at least 1 mg taken in the past four weeks. Every pack price on the page is shown as a discount against a struck-through list price, with a site-wide promotional banner running when we captured them. We could not establish whether $299, $399, $499 and $599 are a limited promotion or simply what QueenRX charges day to day, so we publish them as today's verified prices and flag the question rather than assume either answer.

Is QueenRX legit?

Mini Labs, LLC trading as QueenRX names both its dispensing pharmacy and its medical group, which puts it ahead of most providers we track on supply-chain disclosure. We found no FDA warning letter, FTC action, state action or manufacturer lawsuit. What is on the record is a BBB advertising review opened in December 2025 into QueenRX's claims about weight-loss results, customer volume, how it sources reviews, its pharmacy credentials and its shipping promises. At the BBB's last update in January 2026 the business had not responded.

Pharmacy & licensing
Company:
Mini Labs, LLC dba QueenRX. Its own terms give 2261 Market Street STE 10446, San Francisco, CA 94114, which has the shape of a virtual mailbox; its BBB file gives a different address, 1606 Headway Cir, Austin, TX 78754, with the owner named and the business started in May 2024.
Pharmacy partner:
Foothills Pharmacy, 2727 W Baseline Rd #1, Tempe, AZ 85283, named in the terms as one member of a wider, otherwise unnamed QueenRX pharmacy network. It is the only provider in this round to name a fulfilment pharmacy at all.
Clinicians:
Beluga Health PC, 850 New Burton Rd Ste 201, Dover, DE 19904, named in the terms as the contracted provider group.
States served:
44 states. QueenRX says it is available everywhere except California, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and West Virginia.
Refunds & cancellation
Cancellation:
There is nothing to cancel. QueenRX states that every pack is a one-time purchase with no subscription, so no renewal date can catch you out — the trade is that you are buying twelve weeks at a time.
Refunds:
Not established from the published pages. Because each pack is a single upfront purchase of twelve weeks, the question that matters is what happens if you stop after the first month, and QueenRX does not answer it anywhere we could find.
Regulatory history
  • BBB alert · 2025-12-10The BBB opened an advertising review questioning QueenRX's claims about weight-loss results, the number of customers it says it serves, how it sources the reviews it displays, its pharmacy credentials and its shipping promises. As of the BBB's last update on 13 January 2026 the business had not responded. The BBB file otherwise shows an A rating with no complaints and no reviews, and QueenRX is not BBB accredited. One oddity we cannot resolve: the non-compliance line on the notice names "H&H Distributing" rather than QueenRX, which may be a related entity or a clerical error on the BBB's part. Source

Safety of what they sell: Is compounded semaglutide safe? · Is compounded tirzepatide safe?

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What people report elsewhere

Trustpilot rates QueenRX 4.7 out of 5 across 392 reviews, the highest score in this round on the smallest sample. It replies to about one negative review in five, the lowest response rate of the five providers we checked. Its BBB file carries no complaints and no reviews at all, which for a business trading since May 2024 says more about visibility than about satisfaction. The substantive thing on its record is not a customer complaint but the BBB's own advertising review, which questions the review sourcing among other claims and which QueenRX has not answered.

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Pros

  • + Flat quarterly pricing ($299/3 months) with no separate membership fee
  • + Fast turnaround from consultation to delivery reported by customers
  • + Strong average Trustpilot rating (~4.7/5) across 300+ reviews

Cons

  • - BBB advertising review (Dec 2025) flagged unsubstantiated weight-loss, satisfaction, and pharmacy-credential claims
  • - Scattered reports of prescription mix-ups and inconsistent/slow shipping
  • - Not BBB accredited

Medications & eligibility

Medications

  • • Compounded semaglutide
  • • Compounded tirzepatide
  • • Compounded liraglutide

What “compounded” means →

Eligibility & insurance

Maintenance packs require documented prior use: at least 1 mg within the past four weeks, evidenced by a photo of a label or prescription in your name. No BMI threshold is published for the starter packs.

Insurance: not accepted (cash pay)

How QueenRX works

  1. 1Pick a twelve-week pack on the GLP-1 product page — starter if you are new to GLP-1s, maintenance if you are already on a dose.
  2. 2Complete the online consult; for a maintenance pack, send a photo of a current label or prescription in your own name.
  3. 3A clinician from Beluga Health PC reviews and, if appropriate, prescribes.
  4. 4Foothills Pharmacy or another pharmacy in the network fills it and ships twelve weeks of medication with the supplies.

Alternatives to QueenRX

Providers in the same lane and price band, plus the comparison pages that include this one.

QueenRX FAQ

How much does QueenRX cost?

Compounded semaglutide is $299 for a twelve-week starter pack, about $100 a month, or $399 for a maintenance pack. Compounded tirzepatide is $499 for a starter pack and $599 for maintenance. Each price covers the doctor consult, the supplies, the prescription and twelve weeks of medication, paid once with no subscription.

Does QueenRX have a subscription?

No. Every pack is a one-time purchase of twelve weeks, which QueenRX states explicitly on the product page. That removes the auto-renewal and missed-cancellation-deadline problem that produces most of the complaints against subscription providers in this category, at the cost of committing to twelve weeks at a time.

Is QueenRX legit?

It is a real business, Mini Labs LLC, trading since May 2024, and it names both the pharmacy that fills prescriptions and the medical group that writes them — more disclosure than most providers at this price. The BBB opened an advertising review into its marketing claims in December 2025 and had received no response as of January 2026, which is worth knowing before you buy.

What is the BBB advertising review about?

The BBB questioned QueenRX's claims about weight-loss results, how many customers it says it serves, how it sources the reviews shown on its site, its pharmacy credentials and its shipping promises. It is an advertising review rather than a complaint or an enforcement action, but the company had not answered it at the BBB's last update.

Which states does QueenRX serve?

Forty-four. It says it is available in every state except California, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and West Virginia. California being excluded is notable, since it is the largest state by population and several of QueenRX's competitors do serve it.

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