Wisp Review
Asynchronous sexual and reproductive healthcare for women across every life stage.
Quick Verdict
Asynchronous sexual and reproductive healthcare for women across every life stage.
The full review below breaks down what you actually pay (program fees vs. real medication cost), who Wisp is built for, and where it falls short — so you can decide before you start a consult.
- Industry-leading $15 entry price
- Asynchronous — no live visit required
- Wide women's formulary including STI test kits and DoxyPEP
- Not the right fit for chronic GLP-1 buyers
- Compounded GLP-1 catalog is shallow versus specialists
Pros & Cons In Detail
Wisp Pricing
Telehealth ads often advertise a low headline price that's the clinic's program fee — not the medication. Here's how the two line items break down at Wisp.
| Program / Membership Fee | No subscription required |
| Medication Cost (From) | From $15/mo |
Wisp uses async, prescription-by-prescription pricing — there is no required monthly subscription. Each prescription is billed individually.
Who Wisp Is For
Wisp is the right pick when you want occasional, single-script care — a UTI prescription, an STI test kit, an emergency contraception order — without a recurring membership. Less suited as a primary GLP-1 provider.
Women, partners, and allies who want async sexual and reproductive healthcare without a recurring membership.
Signature Programs
- ›UTI, yeast, and BV antibiotics
- ›Birth control and emergency contraception
- ›STI test kits and DoxyPEP
Medication Formulary
The Bottom Line
An async, no-subscription specialist that nails the once-in-a-while women's-health use case. If you want sustained GLP-1 care, look at Eden, Gala Health, or PlushCare instead.
With an editor score of 4.5 / 5 across cost, experience, and trust, Wisp is one of the top-tier options in the women's health & hrt category we cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Wisp actually cost?
Wisp's published pricing starts at From $15/mo for medication, with a program/membership fee of No subscription required. Wisp uses async, prescription-by-prescription pricing — there is no required monthly subscription. Each prescription is billed individually. Always confirm current pricing on Wisp's site before starting a consult — telehealth pricing can change without notice.
What medications does Wisp prescribe?
Wisp's formulary includes sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim, nitrofurantoin, metronidazole, and additional options. Wisp focuses on compounded medications rather than FDA-approved brand-name drugs. The full formulary may shift based on supply, your prescriber's clinical judgement, and insurance coverage.
Is Wisp legitimate and licensed?
Wisp operates as a telehealth platform that connects patients to licensed clinicians for women's health & hrt care. As with any telehealth provider, we recommend verifying clinician licensure in your state, the source pharmacy (especially for compounded medications), and prescription requirements before purchasing. Wisp appears in our editorial directory, which means we have publicly verified their basic operational footprint — but this is not a substitute for your own due diligence.
Who is Wisp best for?
Wisp is the right pick when you want occasional, single-script care — a UTI prescription, an STI test kit, an emergency contraception order — without a recurring membership. Less suited as a primary GLP-1 provider. If your priorities differ — for example, you need a different medication category, prefer a high-touch concierge experience, or have insurance that covers brand-name drugs at a major retailer — another provider in our women's health & hrt category may be a better fit.
Can I cancel Wisp anytime, and what about refunds?
Most telehealth subscriptions, including Wisp's, can be cancelled through the patient portal or by contacting support, but cancellation policies and refund eligibility vary. Compounded-medication shipments are typically non-refundable once dispensed because they are made-to-order. Always read Wisp's current terms before your first refill cycle to understand cut-off windows and any auto-renewal behavior.
