Don't trust the sponsorships! I started the service a year ago and had no issues until 2 weeks ago. It was time to renew my prescription and for some reason couldn't verify my phone number. I tried contacting them thinking I need to wait for 2 WEEKS! But then just decided to get another service. I went through the motions of deleting my account. But they recently charged me for a prescription I haven't renewed. I plan on disputing it so I'll see how that goes but don't trust them!

Terrible Customer Service I moved recently. After trying to update my address multiple times, simple health still shipped my order to the wrong address. The website makes it almost impossible to update any details. Then, I tried to contact customer support telling them what had happened and they basically told me it was my fault. They did not help in any way, they did not try to make the situation better. They pretty much told me I'm out $60 dollars, and if I wanted I could pay another $60 to get my birth control. I told them I was going to find another company -- and you should too.

Total waste of time I was charged $80 on August 1st for my four month pill refill. I STILL have not even received a shipping confirmation much less my pills. I'm completely unprotected against pregnancy. Today I was charged $80 again. This is ridiculous and "please give us up to 5 business days to respond" is absolutely unacceptable when it comes to important health issues.

Don’t trust Simple Health has now turned into a scam. I used their company for 2 years with no problem until now. They randomly switched to a “cash-pay only” platform and do not accept insurance anymore. They also didn’t alert their customers of this change and expected us all to be okay with it. My birth control went from free with insurance to $60 every refill. They claim to provide “affordable birth control”, but that’s just a lie now.

Moving away from insurance to cash is… Moving away from insurance to cash is the worst thing you can do to people, especially during these horrendous financial times. Such a slap in the face and its just plain selfish. Another example of how healthcare has moved away from taking care of the patient. Its all about making money off of people