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Wisp, Inc.

Q2 2026 Quarterly Account Review

Review period: April 1 through June 30, 2026
Customer: Wisp, Inc.
Headquarters / platform address: 548 Market Street, Suite 52789, San Francisco, California 94104
Business model: Women’s telehealth platform, online prescription coordination, mail-order pharmacy fulfillment, at-home testing and wellness products
Review status: Preliminary, pending USPS revenue, package-volume, pharmacy-origin, carrier-allocation and vendor-account data

1. Executive Account Summary

Wisp, Inc. is a digital health platform focused on women’s sexual, reproductive and ongoing health needs. The company states that it serves more than 1.8 million people nationwide and offers online care across categories including UTIs, birth control, herpes, menopause, STI treatment and testing, fertility, wellness essentials and related health services.

Wisp’s public terms distinguish Wisp, Inc. from the medical practices and pharmacies involved in care. Wisp provides management, administrative, technology and non-medical services, while affiliated medical practices provide medical services and mail-order pharmacy partners provide prescription fulfillment.

Wisp’s likely USPS-relevant shipping profile includes:

  • Prescription medication shipments
  • Wellness product shipments
  • Sexual and reproductive health products
  • At-home STI testing kits
  • Fertility kits
  • Subscription refills
  • Partial shipments caused by backorders
  • Damaged or incorrect item replacements
  • Pharmacy-origin parcel shipments
  • Patient communications
  • Provider or lab-related documents
  • Corporate and employee parcels
  • Marketing and affiliate materials

Wisp publicly states that it ships and prescribes to all 50 states and uses USPS, UPS and FedEx to deliver within three to five business days. Its shipping policy also states that orders receive online tracking numbers, that Wisp does not currently offer expedited shipping, and that backordered items may result in multiple partial shipments.

Wisp’s pricing page states that all products ship free to all 50 states, including Hawaii, and that patients may either receive same-day pharmacy pickup or free home delivery.

The most relevant Q2 2026 developments were:

  1. April 16 partnership with Visby Medical to provide follow-up telehealth care for patients using Visby’s FDA-authorized at-home PCR STI test.
  2. June 9 collaboration with Mount Sinai Health System to expand PrEP and HIV prevention access across New York State.
  3. Continued integration of Wisp’s January 2026 TBD Health acquisition into enterprise and hybrid-care offerings.
  4. Active launch and adoption of Wisp’s iPhone app, with April reviews indicating existing patients were using it to manage care.
  5. Continued Q2 content and product emphasis around menopause, longevity and healthy aging.
  6. Continued public use of USPS, UPS and FedEx for shipped orders.

Preliminary USPS assessment: Wisp is an active multi-carrier healthcare parcel account with a direct USPS opportunity. Because Wisp uses multiple mail-order pharmacy partners and several pharmacy-origin locations, USPS revenue may not appear only under Wisp, Inc. The best opportunities are Ground Advantage for eligible nonurgent products, Priority Mail for prescription and medically time-sensitive shipments, improved pickup and scan performance at pharmacy origins, address-quality controls, pharmacy-partner account mapping, and service reliability for discreet healthcare packages.

2. Quarterly Performance Comparison

USPS account performance

MetricQ2 2026Q1 2026Q2 2025Change
USPS revenueUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
USPS package volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
Average revenue per packageUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
Ground Advantage volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
Priority Mail volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
Prescription package volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
At-home testing kit volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
Subscription refill volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
Partial-shipment volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
Replacement shipment volumeUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable
USPS product mixUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableNot calculable

Average revenue per package should be calculated as:

USPS revenue ÷ USPS package volume

Required USPS segmentation

USPS performance should be separated by:

  • Wisp corporate account
  • Mail-order pharmacy partner
  • Pharmacy-origin location
  • USPS versus UPS versus FedEx
  • Prescription versus nonprescription product
  • Testing kit versus medication
  • Subscription refill versus one-time order
  • Same-day local pharmacy pickup versus shipped order
  • Domestic mainland versus Alaska, Hawaii and remote areas
  • Standard shipment versus replacement shipment
  • Backorder-related partial shipment
  • Weight, dimensions, zone and service
  • Pharmacy-paid postage versus Wisp-paid postage
  • Shipping-platform or pharmacy-owned postage

Verified public shipping profile

Shipping elementPublished information
Shipping geographyAll 50 states
Confirmed carriersUSPS, UPS and FedEx
Delivery targetThree to five business days
Expedited shippingNot currently offered
TrackingOnline tracking number provided
Returns and exchangesNot accepted due to product category
BackordersMay create partial shipments
ProcessingOrders processed within 24 hours, including weekends
Free deliveryAll products ship free to all 50 states
Same-day pickupAvailable through local pharmacy option

3. Important Changes and Trends

Confirmed multi-carrier environment

Wisp publicly states that it uses USPS, UPS and FedEx for delivery.

Potential USPS significance:

  • USPS is already in the carrier mix.
  • Carrier share may be decided by pharmacy partner, destination, product type, service commitment or shipping software.
  • USPS should compare actual cost and performance against UPS and FedEx by origin and product category.
  • Because Wisp provides free delivery, transportation cost directly affects margin.
  • USPS revenue may be fragmented across pharmacy partners rather than centralized under Wisp.

Free shipping creates margin sensitivity

Wisp states that all products ship free to all 50 states, including Hawaii.

Potential USPS significance:

  • Wisp absorbs shipping cost on eligible home-delivery orders.
  • Alaska, Hawaii and remote-area economics may be especially important.
  • USPS may provide cost and reach advantages for P.O. boxes, military addresses, Hawaii and rural destinations.
  • Small cost changes at high volume can materially affect margin.
  • Ground Advantage and Priority Mail should be modeled separately by product urgency and mailability.

No returns or exchanges, but replacements matter

Wisp’s shipping policy states that returns and exchanges are not accepted because of the nature of the industry, but damaged or incorrect items should be reported immediately so Wisp can resolve the issue.

Potential USPS significance:

  • Traditional USPS Returns may be less important than replacement-shipment workflows.
  • Incorrect, damaged, delayed or missing packages may generate a second outbound shipment.
  • Service failures can increase product cost, pharmacy cost and customer-support contacts.
  • Replacement shipments should be tracked as a separate parcel stream.

Backorders can create multiple shipments

Wisp states that backordered items may ship later and that customers may receive several partial shipments when several items are backordered.

Potential USPS significance:

  • Partial shipments increase total parcel count per order.
  • Backorders can raise postage cost without increasing order revenue.
  • Inventory availability at pharmacy origins affects carrier volume.
  • USPS should quantify split-shipment cost and recommend consolidation where medically and operationally appropriate.

At-home testing and diagnostics are expanding

On April 16, 2026, Wisp announced a partnership with Visby Medical to support care following Visby’s FDA-authorized at-home PCR STI test. Wisp’s role is follow-up telehealth care for patients who test positive for chlamydia, gonorrhea or trichomoniasis.

Potential USPS significance:

  • At-home testing increases kit-shipping relevance.
  • Test kits may involve outbound kits, specimen handling, patient instructions or partner-lab logistics.
  • Wisp may not own every physical shipment if Visby or lab partners control kit distribution.
  • USPS should determine whether any kit, medication or follow-up shipment is attributed to Wisp, Visby, a lab, or a pharmacy partner.

Enterprise and hybrid care expanded

On June 9, 2026, Wisp announced a collaboration with Mount Sinai Health System to expand PrEP and HIV prevention access across New York State. The program includes at-home testing options, discreet delivery and prescriptions available within 24 to 48 hours of lab results.

Potential USPS significance:

  • Health-system partnerships can shift Wisp from direct-to-consumer shipping into enterprise-program shipping.
  • Partner programs may create recurring testing, medication and follow-up shipments.
  • PrEP programs require recurring testing and adherence support, which may generate predictable shipments.
  • Postage may be controlled by Mount Sinai, Wisp, a pharmacy partner, lab partner or fulfillment vendor.

App-based patient management may improve or reduce mail volume

The Wisp iPhone app allows existing patients to message providers, manage prescriptions, track treatment, manage subscriptions and update shipping addresses and payment information. Apple App Store reviews in April 2026 indicate existing patients were using the app after launch.

Potential USPS significance:

  • Better address maintenance can reduce undeliverable packages.
  • Patients may more easily manage subscription refills, skips and reactivations.
  • Push notifications can reduce “where is my order” contacts if tracking is integrated.
  • Easier reorder and subscription management could increase recurring package volume.
  • Digital communication may reduce paper correspondence.

4. Relevant Company Developments

April 16, 2026: Visby Medical partnership

Wisp and Visby Medical announced a partnership to expand access to Visby’s FDA-authorized at-home PCR STI test, with Wisp providing follow-up telehealth care for patients who test positive for chlamydia, gonorrhea or trichomoniasis.

USPS analysis: This is a strong sales trigger involving at-home diagnostics. USPS should determine whether physical test kits, follow-up medications, replacement kits or patient materials move through USPS, UPS or FedEx and which entity owns postage.

June 9, 2026: Mount Sinai collaboration

Wisp announced a collaboration with Mount Sinai Health System to expand access to PrEP and HIV prevention across New York State. The program includes at-home testing options, discreet delivery and prescriptions available within 24 to 48 hours of lab results.

USPS analysis: This creates potential recurring medical shipment opportunities, especially if the program scales beyond New York or is replicated with other health systems.

Q2 2026: Enterprise and hybrid care continued after TBD Health acquisition

Wisp’s January 2026 acquisition of TBD Health positioned the company to expand beyond direct-to-consumer care into enterprise, public-health and hybrid models. Wisp stated that the acquisition would allow it to work with employers, health systems and public-health organizations.

USPS analysis: Although the acquisition occurred before Q2, it was relevant context for Q2 enterprise activity, including the Mount Sinai collaboration. USPS should identify whether TBD Health-related mail or parcels are now under Wisp, TBD, partner, pharmacy or lab accounts.

Q2 2026: Wisp app became active with patient order tracking

The Wisp app listing states that existing patients can view and track orders, manage subscriptions and update shipping addresses. App Store reviews from April 15 and April 16 indicate patient use during Q2.

USPS analysis: This may improve address quality and tracking visibility if USPS events are integrated into patient notifications.

June 2026: Menopause and healthy-aging content increased

Wisp published menopause and aging-related content during June, including menopause brain fog on June 23, menopause weight loss on June 25 and vitamin D and aging on June 29.

USPS analysis: Content and product emphasis around menopause and longevity may create additional prescription, supplement, subscription and refill shipments. Actual package impact is unverified.

Q2 2026: NYC “We Got You” campaign

MediaPost reported on May 18, 2026, that Wisp secured a high-visibility billboard location outside Madison Square Garden as part of a larger New York “We Got You” campaign focused on women’s healthcare.

USPS analysis: The campaign may increase brand awareness and new-patient demand, but no shipment volume was disclosed.

No Q2 fulfillment-center or carrier-change announcement verified

No reliable Q2 source identified:

  • A named USPS contract
  • A carrier change
  • A new mail-order pharmacy partner
  • A pharmacy-network relocation
  • A new warehouse
  • A returns-provider change
  • A new shipping platform
  • A fulfillment-provider acquisition

Internal USPS data and Wisp/pharmacy-partner discovery are required to explain any Q2 account-performance movement.

5. Potential USPS Impact

Ground Advantage

Ground Advantage may be appropriate for eligible, nonurgent, temperature-stable products such as:

  • Wellness products
  • selected nonprescription items
  • supplements
  • fertility accessories
  • selected testing-related materials
  • nonurgent refill items where medically appropriate
  • replacement items
  • backorder partial shipments

Use must depend on product mailability, pharmacy requirements, temperature stability and customer service commitments.

Priority Mail

Priority Mail may support:

  • Prescription medications
  • discreet healthcare products
  • time-sensitive refills
  • patient-service recovery
  • at-home testing-related shipments
  • fertility kits
  • wellness bundles
  • Alaska and Hawaii orders
  • rural and P.O. box addresses
  • subscription refills requiring predictable delivery

Priority Mail Express

Potential uses include:

  • Urgent replacement medication
  • medically time-sensitive products
  • weather or delay recovery
  • expedited patient-service exceptions
  • critical health-system partner shipments

Wisp’s public site states that expedited shipping is not currently offered to customers, but USPS should still determine whether internal exception shipments use faster service.

USPS Returns

Traditional returns are limited because Wisp does not accept returns or exchanges.

Potential USPS reverse-logistics use may still exist for:

  • recall workflows
  • damaged package inspection
  • incorrect item investigation
  • lab or testing-related workflows
  • pharmacy compliance returns
  • undeliverable prescriptions
  • returned-to-sender shipments

Testing and lab logistics

At-home STI testing and PrEP programs may create:

  • outbound test kits
  • patient-instruction materials
  • lab return materials
  • partner-lab parcels
  • prescription follow-up shipments
  • recurring quarterly testing workflows

USPS should clarify whether Wisp owns any of these shipments or whether Visby, Mount Sinai, labs or pharmacies own them.

Address quality

Wisp’s app allows patients to update shipping addresses.

Potential USPS support includes:

  • ZIP+4 validation
  • apartment and unit validation
  • P.O. box detection
  • Address Change Service
  • National Change of Address
  • invalid-address reporting
  • subscription-address monitoring
  • undeliverable package analysis

Pickup and induction

USPS should determine:

  • Which mail-order pharmacy locations ship Wisp orders
  • Daily package volume by origin
  • Carrier pickup times
  • acceptance-scan performance
  • Saturday and weekend fulfillment
  • package-ready cutoffs
  • whether pharmacy partners tender through USPS directly
  • whether parcels enter through consolidators
  • whether Wisp has visibility into first scan and delivery events

Discreet healthcare delivery

Wisp’s brand promise emphasizes privacy and discreet care. USPS must support:

  • consistent tracking
  • plain packaging
  • reliable residential delivery
  • minimized misdelivery risk
  • address accuracy
  • replacement escalation
  • patient-service communication
  • HIPAA-aware handling by Wisp and its vendors

6. Opportunities

1. Map all pharmacy-origin locations

A third-party 2026 overview reported Wisp shipments from multiple pharmacy locations, including California, Florida, Ohio, New York, New Jersey and Arizona. This should be treated as secondary context and verified directly with Wisp.

2. Identify USPS volume by pharmacy partner

USPS revenue may be under pharmacy partner, shipping-platform or fulfillment-vendor accounts rather than Wisp, Inc.

3. Analyze carrier routing rules

Determine when Wisp or its pharmacy partners choose USPS, UPS or FedEx.

4. Expand Ground Advantage for eligible products

Model eligible nonurgent, lightweight and temperature-stable items against UPS and FedEx.

5. Protect and grow Priority Mail prescription volume

Where Priority Mail supports patient expectations and product requirements, USPS should focus on reliability, acceptance scans and delivery visibility.

6. Build a recurring-subscription parcel view

Wisp’s app supports subscription management. USPS should quantify subscription refill volume by product, pharmacy origin and carrier.

7. Support at-home testing growth

Review kit logistics for Visby, Mount Sinai and other testing workflows.

8. Reduce partial-shipment cost

Backorders can create multiple shipments per order. USPS should measure the financial impact and evaluate consolidation or product-splitting rules.

9. Improve address validation

Integrate USPS address-quality tools into checkout, patient dashboard and app address updates.

10. Establish exception management

Create a joint escalation process for healthcare shipments that are delayed, damaged, misdelivered, undeliverable or stuck in pre-shipment.

7. Risks and Concerns

  • USPS revenue and package-volume data were unavailable.
  • Wisp uses USPS, UPS and FedEx, making this a competitive multi-carrier account.
  • Wisp may not own postage for shipments fulfilled by mail-order pharmacy partners.
  • Healthcare products may have mailability, temperature, privacy or regulatory restrictions.
  • Wisp does not accept returns or exchanges, limiting traditional returns revenue.
  • Damaged or incorrect orders may require replacement shipments.
  • Backorders may increase split-shipment cost.
  • Expedited shipping is not offered publicly, limiting premium service upsell.
  • Prescription and testing workflows may be controlled by pharmacies, labs or health-system partners.
  • Free shipping puts transportation cost pressure on Wisp.
  • App-based order tracking may reduce customer-service contacts but requires accurate carrier event data.
  • Current USPS pricing, pickup arrangements, pharmacy account links, service issues and previous commitments remain unknown.
  • No public Q2 source identified a direct USPS agreement or carrier change.

8. Customer Questions

  1. Is Wisp, Inc. the correct USPS legal account?
  2. Which pharmacy partners fulfill Wisp orders?
  3. Which pharmacy locations shipped Wisp orders during Q2 2026?
  4. What were Q2 2026 USPS revenue and package volume compared with Q1 2026 and Q2 2025?
  5. Which USPS products are currently used?
  6. What percentage of shipped orders moves through USPS, UPS and FedEx?
  7. Who owns postage for pharmacy-fulfilled orders?
  8. Which shipping platform or pharmacy system controls carrier selection?
  9. What product categories are routed to USPS?
  10. What product categories are routed away from USPS?
  11. Which products are temperature sensitive?
  12. Which products are subject to special mailability or regulatory restrictions?
  13. How much volume is subscription refill volume?
  14. How many partial shipments were created by backorders in Q2?
  15. How many damaged, incorrect, delayed or missing orders required replacement shipments?
  16. What volume is tied to at-home STI testing?
  17. Who owns postage for Visby-related shipments?
  18. Who owns postage for Mount Sinai PrEP-program shipments?
  19. Are P.O. boxes, military addresses, Alaska, Hawaii and territories supported?
  20. Are USPS packages receiving timely acceptance scans?
  21. Why do some USPS shipments remain in pre-shipment status?
  22. Does Wisp’s app receive USPS tracking events directly?
  23. Are there recurring claims, delivery, billing or scan issues?
  24. When does the current USPS pricing agreement expire?
  25. Which previous USPS commitments remain open?

9. Recommended Actions

USPS actions

  1. Retrieve Q2 2026, Q1 2026 and Q2 2025 USPS revenue and package volume.
  2. Validate Wisp, Inc. account hierarchy, CRIDs and payment accounts.
  3. Identify all pharmacy partners and shipping origins.
  4. Search USPS records for pharmacy-partner accounts tied to Wisp volume.
  5. Obtain privacy-safe all-carrier package-level data.
  6. Calculate average USPS revenue per package.
  7. Segment by product category, pharmacy origin, carrier, service, destination and shipment type.
  8. Analyze Ground Advantage for eligible nonurgent products.
  9. Analyze Priority Mail for prescription, refill and healthcare-sensitive shipments.
  10. Review USPS performance to Alaska, Hawaii, rural addresses, P.O. boxes and military addresses.
  11. Review tracking-event integration into Wisp’s app and patient dashboard.
  12. Quantify backorder-related partial shipments.
  13. Quantify replacement shipments.
  14. Review at-home testing and PrEP logistics with Wisp, Visby, Mount Sinai, labs and pharmacy partners.
  15. Implement address validation in checkout and app address updates.
  16. Confirm product mailability and packaging requirements with pharmacy compliance teams.
  17. Confirm pricing-agreement expiration and renewal requirements.
  18. Document service issues, previous commitments, responsible parties and deadlines.

Recommended customer follow-up

Schedule a QAR involving:

  • Wisp operations
  • pharmacy partner management
  • logistics or fulfillment
  • customer experience
  • compliance and legal
  • product management
  • app and technology teams
  • enterprise partnerships
  • Visby or diagnostics operations
  • Mount Sinai or PrEP program operations
  • finance and procurement

The first discussion should focus on carrier allocation, pharmacy-origin mapping, USPS scan visibility, product mailability, replacement shipments, free-shipping economics and enterprise-partner logistics.

10. Salesforce-Ready Account Update

Q2 2026 QAR: Wisp, Inc. is a women’s telehealth platform offering online sexual, reproductive, menopause, STI, fertility, wellness and related healthcare services. Wisp states that it serves more than 1.8 million people nationwide. Its Terms of Service identify Wisp as a management, administrative and technology-services company, while affiliated medical practices provide medical services and mail-order pharmacy partners fulfill prescriptions.

USPS is a confirmed carrier. Wisp’s shipping policy states that it uses USPS, UPS and FedEx for three-to-five-business-day delivery, provides online tracking numbers, processes orders within 24 hours and does not currently offer expedited shipping. Wisp also states that all products ship free to all 50 states.

Q2 developments included an April 16 partnership with Visby Medical for follow-up care tied to FDA-authorized at-home PCR STI testing, a June 9 Mount Sinai collaboration expanding PrEP and HIV prevention across New York State, active Wisp app adoption with order tracking and subscription management, and continued emphasis on menopause and longevity content.

Opportunities: Ground Advantage for eligible nonurgent products, Priority Mail for prescriptions and refills, pharmacy-origin account mapping, address validation, tracking integration, Alaska/Hawaii and rural delivery, replacement-shipment reduction, and enterprise-program logistics for testing and PrEP workflows.

Risks: USPS performance and carrier share were unavailable. Wisp uses multiple carriers, pharmacy partners may own postage, healthcare products may have mailability and temperature restrictions, returns are limited, and backorders can create multiple partial shipments.

Next steps: Retrieve quarterly USPS data, identify pharmacy-origin accounts, obtain all-carrier parcel data, map Wisp, pharmacy, Visby and Mount Sinai logistics, analyze Ground Advantage and Priority Mail opportunities, review tracking and address validation, and schedule a multi-party healthcare logistics QAR.

Follow-up date: Not provided.

11. Information Required to Finalize the QAR

  • Salesforce account ID
  • Correct Wisp account hierarchy
  • CRIDs and payment accounts
  • Pharmacy-partner list
  • Pharmacy-origin locations
  • Mail-order pharmacy account ownership
  • Q2 2026 USPS revenue and package volume
  • Q1 2026 USPS revenue and package volume
  • Q2 2025 USPS revenue and package volume
  • Average revenue per package
  • USPS product-level activity
  • USPS, UPS and FedEx carrier share
  • Prescription shipment volume
  • Nonprescription product shipment volume
  • Testing-kit shipment volume
  • Subscription refill volume
  • Partial-shipment volume
  • Replacement shipment volume
  • Shipping-platform data
  • Product mailability rules
  • Temperature-control requirements
  • Address-validation process
  • Tracking integration with Wisp app
  • Pickup and acceptance arrangements
  • Current USPS pricing agreement
  • Agreement expiration date
  • Known service issues
  • Previous commitments
  • Open opportunities
  • Last meeting date
  • Next action and follow-up date

12. Sources

  1. Wisp homepage, reviewed July 2026: Product categories, order processing, prescription routing and Wisp, Inc. copyright identification.
  2. Wisp About page, reviewed July 2026: Nationwide online-care model, 1.8 million-plus people served, licensed providers and HIPAA best-practice privacy positioning.
  3. Wisp Terms of Service, updated May 6, 2026: Legal role of Wisp, Inc., distinction from medical practices, and access to mail-order pharmacy fulfillment services.
  4. Wisp Shipping Policy, reviewed July 2026: USPS, UPS and FedEx carrier use, three-to-five-business-day delivery, tracking, no expedited shipping, no returns or exchanges, and backorder partial-shipment policy.
  5. Wisp Pricing page, reviewed July 2026: Free delivery to all 50 states, same-day pharmacy pickup and free home delivery.
  6. Business Wire, April 16, 2026: Wisp and Visby Medical partnership for at-home PCR STI testing follow-up care.
  7. Business Wire, June 9, 2026: Wisp and Mount Sinai collaboration to expand PrEP and HIV prevention across New York State.
  8. Wisp blog, January 27, 2026: TBD Health acquisition and expansion into enterprise and hybrid care. Used as immediate pre-quarter context for Q2 enterprise activity.
  9. Apple App Store, reviewed July 2026: Wisp app capabilities, including prescription management, order tracking, subscription management and shipping-address updates; April reviews indicate Q2 use.
  10. Wisp blog, June 23, June 25 and June 29, 2026: Q2 menopause, weight and healthy-aging content supporting continued product-category expansion.
  11. MediaPost, May 18, 2026: Wisp’s New York “We Got You” campaign outside Madison Square Garden.

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