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&you care plan: price and what it includes

What &you offers, what the care plan costs, what it leaves out, and what its terms say, read from its own pages and dated. No rating.

Philippines Peptides editorial deskUpdated 3 min read

Short answer

As of 23 September 2026, &you (andyou.ph), operated by &you Medical Philippines Inc., sells a GLP-1 care plan: care plan free for the first month, then ₱599 a month; medication billed separately at a price not published. A licensed doctor reviews each patient online before any prescription, and compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide is dispensed by a partner pharmacy.

Price

  • Free: Care Plan, first month.
  • ₱599: Care Plan, monthly after first month.
  • Not published: compounded semaglutide / tirzepatide medication. The rendered product pages show no medication price.

Medication, as &you states it: "Just ₱599/month after. Medication cost not included." FAQ: "Medication is billed separately."

What the care plan includes, as stated

  • A plan personalized to you with dosage adjustments as needed
  • 24/7 access to licensed Filipino doctors
  • Dedicated Care Team for monthly follow-ups
  • Unlimited doctor consultations
  • Nutrition & exercise guides
  • Members-only benefits & perks
  • FAQ: "free shipping with automated delivery

Doctor review and terms

  • Doctor review: "A licensed doctor reviews your information and finds the right treatment for you." Product pages: "A mandatory doctor consultation is required before starting treatment." FAQ: choose a date and time for a video consultation after purchase.
  • Prescription: Yes for GLP-1s: "Treatment is only provided if prescribed after an online consultation with a licensed healthcare provider."
  • Consultation fee: Product pages: "Free doctor consultation is included with every treatment."
  • Eligibility: "BMI ≥30 kg/m² or ≥27 with at least one weight-related comorbidity. Patients with type 1 diabetes are not eligible"
  • Cancellation: Care Plan page: "You can cancel anytime." Terms s.6: subscriptions auto-renew; cancel "at least three (3) Operational Days before the next scheduled renewal"; fees "non-refundable once charged".
  • If not approved: FAQ: if not approved, "you'll get an alternative recommendation or a full refund."
  • Delivery: Shipping Policy: Metro Manila "1–3 business days", provincial "3–5 business days" after the pharmacy releases the order; couriers LBC, J&T Express, JRS Express; homepage: "Free nationwide shipping".
  • Pharmacy licence shown: Certificates page: "FDA License Number CDRR-NCR-DS-1673723" (Terms attribute this LTO to RX Labs Inc.).

What &you says about itself

Quoted from &you's pages. These are its claims, not this site's findings.

  • "+100,000 Filipinos served" (weight-loss page)
  • "More than 95% of &you's customers who checked in with their provider reported being more in control" (weight-loss page)
  • Disclaimer on its pages: "&you itself is neither a licensed clinic nor a licensed pharmacy."
  • Disclaimer on its pages: "&you does not prescribe, store or dispense any medication."
  • Disclaimer on its pages: "Our tirzepatide is compounded by a licensed pharmacy. It is not FDA-approved"
  • Disclaimer on its pages: "Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness."
  • Disclaimer on its pages: "Plans are offered as a subscription and can be canceled at any time."
  • Disclaimer on its pages: "Benefits are based on third-party studies, and results may vary."

Where &you's own pages differ

  • Weight-loss page: "science-backed & FDA-certified weight loss solutions"; the tirzepatide product page says "It is not FDA-approved".
  • Care Plan page: "You can cancel anytime"; Terms require cancellation 3 operational days before renewal and make charged fees non-refundable.
  • Footer reads "© 2026 RX"; Terms name &you Medical Philippines Inc. as operator and say the brand is owned by Rx Ventures Pte. Ltd.

Sources

Checked 23 September 2026. Prescribing belongs with a licensed Philippine physician. Other programs are on the telehealth tracker.

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