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Defy is a subscription service offering medical consultations, treatment plans and access to health-related content (often referenced as Defy by Dr. Melissa / Defy Medical). It provides auto-renewing monthly and annual memberships through its website and via in-app purchases on iOS and Android.
When you cancel, auto-renewal is turned off and your subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period; you retain access through that date. Defy’s stated policy is that access ends at the conclusion of the paid period and no pro-rated refunds are provided by the developer. Your account and content access may persist as described in Defy’s account/data policies - export any personal data or records you need before you lose access.
Defy’s stated policy is that all sales are final and no refunds are offered for memberships once purchased. For in-app purchases, developers do not control refunds; refund requests must be handled directly through Apple or Google Play. Under Canadian consumer protection law, refunds may be available if a service is defective, misleading, or not as described - exceptions can apply. If you believe the product failed to meet what was promised (for example, a defective service or a materially misleading representation), you can seek recourse through your payment provider, Apple, Google Play or by disputing the charge with your bank.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Membership | C$49.99 | Monthly | Unlimited access to content (auto-renewing subscription) |
| Yearly Membership | C$499.99 | Annual | Unlimited access to content for one year (auto-renewing subscription) |
Canadian consumer protection permits cancellation of digital subscriptions, but refund rights depend on whether the service is defective or misleading. Some provinces recognize a cooling-off period; however, an "all sales final" clause may limit refunds unless the product is not as described or cannot be used as intended. If you believe Defy did not deliver the service as advertised (for example, persistent delivery or prescription fulfillment failures), you may escalate through your payment provider, Apple/Google, or provincial consumer protection offices.
Reviews are mixed. Positive feedback highlights knowledgeable, caring clinicians, the convenience of consultations and personalized treatment plans. Critical feedback focuses on delivery problems - especially with temperature-sensitive medication shipments - and occasional difficulties getting replacements or timely customer service resolutions. Consider these patterns when assessing risks tied to medication shipments or prescription fulfillment.
Common mistakes include assuming deleting the app cancels the subscription (it does not), failing to cancel via the correct platform (web vs Apple vs Google Play), and missing the 24-hour Apple cancellation cutoff. Users also sometimes rely solely on verbal confirmation; always keep written confirmation and screenshots. Another frequent error is expecting an automatic refund - Defy’s policy is "all sales final," so assume refunds are unlikely unless you pursue them through Apple, Google, payment disputes or consumer protection routes.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Defy account) | No (developer policy: all sales final); refunds only via payment provider in exceptional cases | Easy to cancel via dashboard; refund unlikely |
| App Store (iOS) | Refunds handled by Apple only (developer cannot issue refunds) | Medium - cancel via Apple ID; request refunds through Apple Support |
| Google Play (Android) | Refunds handled by Google Play only (developer cannot issue refunds) | Medium - cancel via Google Play; request refunds through Google Support |
| Payment provider / bank dispute | Possible if service is defective or misrepresented; outcome varies | Hard - requires evidence and a formal dispute process |
| Registered letter (formal cancellation notice) | No automatic refund; serves as proof of cancellation notice | Medium - provides documented proof of delivery and intent |
After you cancel, save all confirmation emails and screenshots, monitor your card or Apple/Google account for any unexpected charges, and export any account data you need. If you need a refund, submit a request to Apple or Google Play via their support pages and provide documentation. For service or delivery issues that justify a refund under Canadian law, contact your payment provider or provincial consumer protection office. Useful resources: Apple subscriptions and refunds, Google Play subscriptions and refunds, and the Competition Bureau for consumer guidance.
Helpful links: Apple - Manage subscriptions, Apple - Request a refund, Google Play - Manage subscriptions, Google Play - Request a refund, Competition Bureau (Canada), Defy customer reviews (Trustpilot)
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