Soul Body Mind Review: what to know before you start
Soul Body Mind Wellness markets telemedicine services spanning weight loss, wellness and aesthetics. This review focuses on its online weight-management pathway and separates verified merchant information from questions you should confirm yourself.
What we verified
- SBM says its telemedicine services include consultations with licensed medical professionals, treatment plans and prescriptions when medically necessary.
- Its terms say users must be physically located in a state where SBM operates.
- Its terms say telemedicine services are not accepted through insurance.
- The weight-loss collection currently lists tirzepatide and its intake flow also references semaglutide.
How the program appears to work
The merchant’s current flow asks health-screening questions, height and weight, medication interest and appointment preferences. Its homepage says a licensed healthcare professional reviews submitted information and recommends a treatment plan; prescription decisions remain clinical decisions.
Cost
At our September 28, 2026 verification, the merchant’s public weight-loss collection displayed a tirzepatide 5 mg listing at $397.50 USD and a monthly-subscription listing at the same displayed price. Prices can change without notice under the merchant’s policy, so treat this as a dated observation rather than a guaranteed price.
See our cost checklist and what to confirm.
Questions to ask before paying
- What exact medication and formulation would be prescribed if I qualify?
- Is the dispensed drug FDA-approved or compounded?
- Which pharmacy fills it, and is that pharmacy appropriately licensed?
- What does the displayed price include: consultation, medication, shipping, labs and follow-up?
- Does pricing change with dose or over time?
- What happens if the clinician decides medication is not appropriate?
Compounded-drug caution
FDA says compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed before marketing for safety, effectiveness and quality. FDA also advises consumers to obtain prescriptions from a doctor and use state-licensed pharmacies. This distinction matters when comparing any telehealth provider.
- Soul Body Mind Wellness — merchant service information.
- Soul Body Mind Telemedicine Services Policy.
- FDA: Concerns with unapproved GLP-1 drugs used for weight loss.
- FDA guidance for telehealth companies promoting compounded drugs.
Merchant details can change. Last editorial verification: September 28, 2026.