The agreement asserts that users grant legal agency authority to any third party who clicks the acceptance button or otherwise indicates agreement on the user's behalf, binding the user to the terms through that third party's action.
This analysis describes what Hims & Hers's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
This provision asserts that acceptance of the agreement by a third party acting on the user's behalf is binding, creating a contractual mechanism that extends the agreement's obligations to users who did not personally click acceptance. The enforceability of this provision depends on whether applicable contract law recognizes such advance agency grants in the context of electronic consumer agreements.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of an advance agency authority grant for third-party acceptance of consumer electronic agreements varies by jurisdiction and depends on applicable contract formation and electronic signature law.
The updated terms revise when subscription cancellations become effective for pre-paid multi-month medication plans. Under the previous language, cancellation could occur at least two days before the billing date following the end of the currently shipped supply. The revised policy now states that cancellation must occur at least two days before the next billing date but will not take effect until the end of the medication supply period. This means that if you request cancellation after a billing date but before your current medication shipment is fully consumed, your subscription will continue through the end of that supply period before the cancellation takes effect. You should review the specific timing of your medication shipments and billing dates to understand when a cancellation request will fully process.
View change record →The updated terms now authorize Hims & Hers to bill for Weight Loss Membership at 'monthly or multi-month intervals' rather than on a fixed monthly basis, expanding the company's discretion over billing frequency. Additionally, the agreement establishes that refunds for partially used membership or medication plan periods 'may be provided in our sole and absolute discretion' instead of guaranteeing refunds under specific conditions. The first-month membership fee is explicitly non-refundable, and medication refunds remain available only if cancelled within 48 hours of initial order or two days before renewal. The practical effect is that subscribers cannot predict billing intervals with certainty, and refund eligibility now depends on company discretion rather than contractual terms alone.
View change record →Under this clause, if a third party accepts the agreement on a user's behalf by clicking the acceptance mechanism, the agreement asserts that the user is bound by its terms as if they had accepted personally. This applies to the minors provision, where parents or legal guardians may accept on behalf of minors within the age parameters described in the agreement.
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Compare across platforms →"YOU HEREBY GRANT AGENCY AUTHORITY TO ANY PARTY WHO CLICKS ON THE 'I AGREE' BUTTON OR OTHERWISE INDICATES ACCEPTANCE TO THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS ON YOUR BEHALF.Excerpt from Hims & Hers's Terms and Conditions
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The agency authority grant engages general contract law principles of agency and electronic signature under the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E-SIGN) and state Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) adoptions.
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This provision asserts that acceptance of the agreement by a third party acting on the user's behalf is binding, creating a contractual mechanism that extends the agreement's obligations to users who did not personally click acceptance. The enforceability of this provision depends on whether applicable contract law recognizes such advance agency grants in the context of electronic consumer agreements.
Under this clause, if a third party accepts the agreement on a user's behalf by clicking the acceptance mechanism, the agreement asserts that the user is bound by its terms as if they had accepted personally. This applies to the minors provision, where parents or legal guardians may accept on behalf of minors within the age parameters described in the …
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