AT A GLANCE:
Anyone in the United States who purchased a Rythm Health at-home blood test and was surprised by an additional “Physician Authorization” fee added near the end of checkout.
Rythm Health allegedly advertises one price for its blood testing products, then adds an extra fee — typically $9.89 or $10.89 — late in the purchasing process.
Consumers deserve clear pricing before they decide to buy. Hidden or unexpected checkout fees may violate consumer protection laws and could entitle customers to compensation.
Rythm Health sells wearable at-home blood testing devices that have become widely promoted online and across social media. The company markets the tests as a convenient way to monitor health metrics from home.
However, some customers report that an additional “Physician Authorization” fee appears only near the final stages of checkout — after shoppers have already invested time selecting products and entering personal information.
Investigators are examining whether Rythm Health properly disclosed these extra charges upfront, or whether consumers were misled about the true total cost of purchase.
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