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Mosh is an online health and treatment platform that offers subscription-based programs for hair loss, weight management, skin care and other men's health needs. Services are delivered through practitioner-led treatment plans with recurring deliveries and ongoing medical follow-ups. The public site lists tiered hair plans starting from A$24/month and other specialist programs with different billing cadences.
Mosh positions itself as a subscription clinic with automatic refills and ongoing clinician access, and it advertises specific money-back guarantees on introductory periods for some treatment categories. The company also publishes details about what the subscription fee covers, including delivery and practitioner consults.
| Program | Billing cadence | Typical entry price |
|---|---|---|
| Hair - prevention | Monthly | A$24/month (from) |
| Hair - prevention & regrowth | Monthly | A$44/month (from) |
| Hair - advanced | Monthly | A$56/month (from) |
| Weight loss medical program | Monthly | A$399/month (from) |
| Skincare prescription | Quarterly | A$75/3 months (from) |
Prices above are shown on Mosh's public pricing pages and reflect the "from" values for entry-level treatment programs. Actual plan cost can vary based on the treatment, medication choices and practitioner recommendations.
Legal terms and the help pages indicate subscriptions are recurring and subject to commitment periods for certain offers. Mosh's terms set a notice expectation tied to billing timing and outline that cancellations normally take effect at the end of the current commitment or billing period unless exceptional medical circumstances apply.
The terms state that you must give at least 5 business days notice before your next billing date for changes to avoid the next charge; the company also explains how credits and pending orders are handled if an order is not processed before billing. Refund eligibility is linked to program type and specific conditions set out in the terms.
Public reviews are largely positive about ongoing support and delivery reliability, with many reviewers praising responsiveness from customer care staff. Several reviewers note quick resolution of routine billing mix-ups.
At the same time, some reviewers report delays or frustration around refunds and order cancellations when an order had already progressed to pharmacy processing. A small number of reports mention double charges or unexpected renewals, which users resolved through the support process or payment disputes.
Users commonly see two practical themes: timing matters (billing cutoffs can result in an extra charge) and once an order is processed by the pharmacy, refunds become more limited. The terms confirm processed orders may not be refundable and that some credits are applied instead.
Insider tip: when planning to stop a subscription, align your action with the billing cycle to reduce the chance of a billed-but-unshipped order. Expect the company to follow the published money-back guarantee rules for introductory periods if eligibility conditions are satisfied.
Mosh's terms set out specific refund triggers: practitioner-determined unsuitability, inability to schedule a covered consultation, out-of-stock items with no acceptable substitute, pricing errors, or when the money-back guarantee applies. Refunds are processed to the original payment method unless otherwise stated.
Mosh offers a 180-day money-back guarantee for hair programs and a 30-day money-back guarantee for weight loss and skin programs under specified conditions, typically limited to first subscription periods and subject to eligibility checks. These guarantees are time-limited promotions in the terms and may require a follow-up consult.
Expect recurring charges on the cadence chosen at checkout. The published terms allow Mosh to apply credits for overcharges and to automatically apply credits to future purchases; credits typically expire after six months. If an order is billed but later cancelled before pharmacy processing, a credit may be issued rather than a cash refund.
Pro rata refunds are mentioned for account suspensions or when Mosh is unable to supply part of a subscribed service. Where a plan contains third-party practitioner fees, those components are treated in line with practitioner-set pricing.
If you believe a charge is incorrect after exhausting the provider's published remedies, you can review your bank or card provider's dispute options and document why a reversal is sought. Keep documentation showing chronology and communications supporting the claim. Public reports indicate some customers have used payment disputes for unexpected renewals.
Keep in mind that payment reversals may be time-limited by your card issuer and that providers will often require evidence that you attempted to resolve the matter with them first. The terms specify refunds will be processed to the original payment method where applicable.
Monitor your bank statements for at least two billing cycles to confirm no further charges post-cancellation. If a charge appears, compare dates against your documentation and request an explanation referencing the specific billed period and order number if available.
Retain any credits issued on your account and note expiry dates. If you plan to re-enrol later, confirm what price and commitment terms will apply on reactivation. For programs with ongoing medical needs, ensure you have alternative practitioner support arranged if you stop the subscription.
Finally, if you feel your consumer rights under applicable law were not observed, consider seeking free advice from a consumer protection body or legal clinic. Keep your documentation organised before you proceed.
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Written by Grace Lee
Regulatory watch · 8 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 8 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.