Collective Review
Collective GLP-1 review explaining medication prices, the $199 annual membership, trial renewal, state exclusions and the limits of clinical claims.
Checked 2026-10-15 · No score assigned
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Weekly Care review covering advertised GLP-1 starting prices, Wasef Health clinical care, pharmacy submission, shipment timing and cancellation policy.
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Our Review Process
Every price, medication, and policy detail in these reviews comes from the provider's own published pages or a named third party, recorded with the date we checked it. Where a provider doesn't publish something — refund terms, lab requirements, pharmacy partners — we say so rather than guessing.
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What We Evaluate:
▪Value: total cost once membership and medication are both counted
▪Transparency: is pricing published before you hand over payment details
▪Medical oversight: who prescribes, and how deep the care goes
▪Support: what happens when side effects hit during titration
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Compounded telehealth
CoreAge Rx
Rating
9.9
Published pricing
Semaglutide from $79/month; tirzepatide from $129/month
Key strengths:
- ✓Online assessment and advertised ongoing provider access
- ✓No separate membership fee advertised
- ✓Public semaglutide and tirzepatide pricing
SuperHealthy Rx
Rating
9.7
Published pricing
Semaglutide $85/month; tirzepatide $135/month on the linked offer
Key strengths:
- ✓Published semaglutide and tirzepatide offer prices
- ✓Visit, medication and shipping advertised together
- ✓Automatic refills described as optional
Likeness Rx
Rating
9.5
Published pricing
Semaglutide from $79/month; tirzepatide from $129/month
Key strengths:
- ✓Published product and subscription prices
- ✓Online provider review and care-team messaging
Ondra Health
Rating
8.9
Published pricing
Semaglutide from $96/mo and tirzepatide from $142/mo on 12-month plans, flat at every dose
Key strengths:
- ✓Publicly names all five compounding pharmacies that fill its prescriptions — genuinely unique among the providers we reviewed
- ✓The lowest published compounded semaglutide pricing in our research
- ✓Flat pricing at every dose, so titrating up does not cost more
Mochi Health
Rating
8.6
Published pricing
$79/mo membership + $99/mo semaglutide or $199/mo tirzepatide
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat medication price at every dose — your bill does not climb as you titrate
- ✓Membership and medication costs are published separately and clearly
- ✓Discounted first month lowers the cost of trying it
Yucca Health
Rating
8.5
Published pricing
Semaglutide $125/mo on 6 months or $146 monthly; tirzepatide $225 or $258 — no membership fee
Key strengths:
- ✓Cheapest compounded semaglutide on a six-month commitment at $125/month
- ✓Only about 17% more to buy month-to-month — by far the smallest commitment penalty here
- ✓Published eligibility criteria that match the FDA-approved indications rather than stretching them
MultiMedRx
Rating
8.4
Published pricing
Mid-range
Key strengths:
- ✓Established telehealth platform with a track record
- ✓Multiple medication options available
- ✓Nationwide availability across most states
Alloy
Rating
8.3
Published pricing
$99/mo Alloy Weight Care + medication from $70/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Menopause-trained prescribers — genuinely differentiated clinical expertise
- ✓Among the lowest published compounded medication prices we found
- ✓Unlimited messaging included in the monthly fee
Amble
Rating
8.3
Published pricing
Compounded GLP-1 injections from $135/mo on a 12-month plan; $179/mo for one month
Key strengths:
- ✓The clearest published volume-pricing ladder in this market
- ✓Offers FDA-approved medication on some plans, not compounded only
- ✓No separate membership fee
Fifty 410
Rating
8.2
Published pricing
Tirzepatide from $133/mo ($399 per 3-month program); semaglutide from $199/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓No subscription and no auto-renewal
- ✓Discloses that it uses FDA-registered 503A and 503B compounding pharmacies
- ✓Low entry pricing on the starter tirzepatide program
FuturHealth
Rating
8.2
Published pricing
Mid-to-premium
Key strengths:
- ✓Modern technology platform and user experience
- ✓Health coaching and lifestyle guidance included
- ✓Board-certified physicians overseeing treatment
Lemonaid Health
Rating
8
Published pricing
$49/mo membership, no commitment; medication priced separately
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely no-commitment monthly membership — rare in this market
- ✓Carries both brand-name and compounded options
- ✓Low membership fee relative to competitors
OrderlyMeds
Rating
8
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide $149/mo, tirzepatide $299/mo; Wegovy pen listed at $1,839
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes a genuine price list, including the brand-name comparison
- ✓Low entry pricing at $149/month for compounded semaglutide
- ✓Carries brand-name Wegovy as well as compounded options
Joi
Rating
8
Published pricing
$199/mo (first month $99), billed quarterly — medication and coaching included
Key strengths:
- ✓Medication, consultations, dosing support, and coaching in one published price
- ✓Hormone health and weight treated by the same clinical team
- ✓Low $99 first month
Good Life Meds
Rating
8
Published pricing
Semaglutide $199; tirzepatide $297 (listed at $197 promotional); 3-month tirzepatide $599
Key strengths:
- ✓One price covering consult, medication, and shipping with no membership
- ✓States plainly that it uses US-based, state-licensed pharmacies
- ✓Published 3-month titration supply with the dose schedule shown
Henry Meds
Rating
7.9
Published pricing
From ~$179/mo on longer plans; $249–$449/mo month-to-month depending on medication and format
Key strengths:
- ✓Oral and sublingual compounded formats for people who do not want injections
- ✓Plan price includes visit, medication, and supplies in one number
- ✓Meaningful discounts for longer plans and paying in full
Ascend Medical
Rating
7.9
Published pricing
Mid-range
Key strengths:
- ✓Licensed healthcare providers (physicians and NPs)
- ✓Multiple GLP-1 medication options available
- ✓Ongoing medical support and dose adjustments
AgelessRx
Rating
7.8
Published pricing
Microdosed tirzepatide from $159/mo on a four-month plan; no membership fee
Key strengths:
- ✓Ran a randomised, double-blinded, placebo-controlled trial of its own therapy and published it in a peer-reviewed journal — unique in this comparison
- ✓Published that trial's primary endpoint as not met, rather than leading with the favourable subgroup
- ✓States an expected average weight loss of around 10 lb at six months on microdosing — the most restrained efficacy messaging we have seen in this market
EllieMD
Rating
7.7
Published pricing
Microdose from ~$239–$279/mo; standard weight-loss doses from ~$299/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuine microdosing focus for people who want to start below standard doses
- ✓Available in all 50 states
- ✓States no membership, shipping, or consultation fees
Eden
Rating
7.6
Published pricing
Widely published at $99/mo medication + $99/mo membership = ~$198/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely low medication pricing at the entry tier
- ✓Both semaglutide and tirzepatide available
- ✓Strong published education library
Nurx
Rating
7.6
Published pricing
Cash oral plans $60–$329/mo; brand-name pens $650–$1,300/mo without insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes brand-name GLP-1 costs plainly instead of hiding them
- ✓Genuinely cheap compounded oral options starting at $75 for a month
- ✓Both brand-name and compounded routes
Sunlight
Rating
7.6
Published pricing
Advertised from $88/mo semaglutide and $157/mo tirzepatide (promotional) — standard rates reported at $159–$179 and $259
Key strengths:
- ✓Names six compounding pharmacies — the most complete sourcing disclosure in this comparison
- ✓Names the medical groups behind its clinicians: Lion MD, JMP Medical and OpenLoop Health
- ✓Lab work required and included in the monthly cost, not skipped or billed separately
Rixa Health
Rating
7.5
Published pricing
Level 1 $195/4 weeks (0.3mg/wk) rising through published dose tiers
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes the full dose-level price ladder, which almost no competitor does
- ✓Doctor-led functional medicine rather than pure prescription fulfillment
- ✓Cycle-based pricing reflects how medication is actually supplied
Coby Health
Rating
7.5
Published pricing
All-in from $159 for month one; semaglutide rises to $249 by month four as the dose increases
Key strengths:
- ✓The most complete compounding disclosures in this comparison, including explicit non-affiliation statements for Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly
- ✓States plainly that payment does not guarantee a prescription
- ✓All-in pricing covering consultation, prescription, medication and shipping
Brello Health
Rating
7.4
Published pricing
$399/quarter semaglutide ($133/mo) or $499/quarter tirzepatide ($166/mo)
Key strengths:
- ✓Same price at every dose
- ✓Provider review, medication, shipping, and support in one price
- ✓Fast advertised shipping (2–3 business days)
Alan Meds
Rating
7.4
Published pricing
$297 first month, $397/mo thereafter for compounded semaglutide — same price at every dose
Key strengths:
- ✓States plainly on its own homepage that compounded medications are not FDA-approved
- ✓Same price at every dose, so titrating up does not raise your bill
- ✓Large public review base (590 Trustpilot reviews at 4/5 when checked)
Ivím Health
Rating
7.3
Published pricing
$75/mo membership (first month free) plus prepaid medication — about $181/mo all-in on the 4-month semaglutide plan
Key strengths:
- ✓The most clinical contact of any provider here — unlimited video visits, 1-on-1 coaching and 24/7 support in one membership
- ✓First month of membership free
- ✓States the membership requirement plainly rather than burying it
Fridays
Rating
7.2
Published pricing
Brand-name Wegovy $49 first month then $98/mo annually; compounded semaglutide from $117/mo — no membership or lab fees
Key strengths:
- ✓Brand-name Wegovy at $98/month on annual prepay — the cheapest FDA-approved semaglutide in this comparison
- ✓No membership fee, no sign-up fee and no lab fees
- ✓Unlimited provider visits included, plus dietitian, coaching and a fitness app membership
TrimRx
Rating
7
Published pricing
Semaglutide from $174/mo on a prepaid 12-month plan — $299/mo month-to-month; tirzepatide from $349/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat pricing that does not increase as your dose escalates — genuinely uncommon, and valuable if you titrate up
- ✓No separate membership fee; consultation, medication, supplies, shipping and follow-ups are one price
- ✓Prepaid twelve-month pricing is competitive at a reported $174/month for semaglutide
Trimi
Rating
7
Published pricing
Semaglutide $99/mo and tirzepatide $125/mo on annual plans, all-in — $235/mo billed monthly
Key strengths:
- ✓Names both compounding pharmacies and publishes a state licence number — the best sourcing disclosure in this comparison
- ✓Names its clinical network (Arora Health) and medical director (Dr Sean Arora, MD)
- ✓The lowest published compounded tirzepatide price we found, at $125/month annually
Everlywell Weight Care+
Rating
7
Published pricing
$99/mo membership on 12 months or $139/mo on 3 months — medication separate, and stated at $900–$1,400/mo without insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes the real medication cost — $900 to $1,400 monthly without insurance — which essentially nobody else does
- ✓Bloodwork is reviewed before prescribing, rather than prescribing from a questionnaire alone
- ✓Insurance navigation is a core part of the membership rather than an afterthought
RxSpan MD
Rating
7
Published pricing
Compounded from $179/mo (semaglutide ODT); tirzepatide injection $329/mo; brand-name Wegovy $1,349/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓The widest range of GLP-1 formats we have catalogued — injection, oral capsule and oral dissolving tablet for both molecules, plus microdose
- ✓Oral dissolving tablets at $179/mo semaglutide and $199/mo tirzepatide are genuinely cheap
- ✓Consultation, shipping and registered dietitian support all listed at $0
ScriptsMD
Rating
7
Published pricing
$75/mo membership ($35 first month) plus medication from $84/mo, at the same price for every dose
Key strengths:
- ✓Names its dispensing pharmacy — Curexa Pharmacy LLC — and permits you to use a pharmacy of your choice
- ✓Flat pricing at every dose, so titrating up does not raise your bill
- ✓Registered dietitian and certified trainer included in the membership rather than upsold
IVY RX
Rating
6.8
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide listed at $97 (reported standard $175); microdose $77 (reported $155) — flat at every dose, no membership
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat pricing at every dose, removing the dose-escalation trap
- ✓An FDA disclaimer that actively tells readers FDA-approved alternatives exist — the best we have read
- ✓No membership fee; consultations, provider access and delivery are included
Bodybuilding Health+
Rating
6.8
Published pricing
Semaglutide $139–$179/mo and tirzepatide $159–$209/mo by plan length — full ladder published
Key strengths:
- ✓The most complete published price ladder in this comparison — four tiers per medication with the saving on each shown
- ✓Competitive long-plan pricing at $139/month for semaglutide and $159/month for tirzepatide
- ✓Carries a plain, unhedged FDA disclaimer about compounded medication
Found
Rating
6.5
Published pricing
Membership $99–$149/mo plus medication — compounded semaglutide from about $169/mo, so roughly $270–$340 all-in
Key strengths:
- ✓The widest formulary in this comparison — compounded, brand-name, Foundayo and non-GLP-1 options
- ✓The strongest insurance navigation here, with a free coverage check before you commit
- ✓Non-GLP-1 medications available for people who cannot tolerate or cannot afford a GLP-1
Willow
Rating
6.5
Published pricing
$299/mo compounded semaglutide (injection or oral tablet); tirzepatide from $399/mo, rising with dose
Key strengths:
- ✓Oral/sublingual semaglutide at the same $299 price as the injection — a genuine option if needles are the barrier
- ✓Semaglutide pricing is flat across formats and published clearly
- ✓Free two-day shipping and follow-up care included at both price points
Wisp
Rating
6.5
Published pricing
$99 one-time consult; compounded sublingual semaglutide $225/mo; metformin from $24
Key strengths:
- ✓A $99 one-time consult rather than a recurring membership — cheaper to try than most
- ✓Very broad women's health catalogue on one account, including contraception from $12 and metformin from $24
- ✓Discloses that the compounded product has not been evaluated by the FDA
LIV Body
Rating
6.5
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide reported from $179/mo and tirzepatide from $279/mo — its own FAQ says the programme starts at $249/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Screens to the correct thresholds — BMI 30+, or 27+ with a qualifying condition
- ✓Ships in temperature-controlled packaging, which most providers do not address
- ✓Provider messaging and free shipping included in every plan
Hone Health
Rating
6.3
Published pricing
Compounded liraglutide $160/mo plus a required $155/mo Premium membership — about $315/mo all-in
Key strengths:
- ✓Requires actual lab work before prescribing, which most compounded GLP-1 providers do not
- ✓A licensed physician reviews your biomarkers in a real consultation before treatment
- ✓BBB accredited since December 2023 with an A+ rating — among the strongest standings in this comparison
Maximus
Rating
6.2
Published pricing
Microdose semaglutide from $79.99/mo; standard $149.99 first month then $249.99/mo — all-in, no membership
Key strengths:
- ✓Will manage a GLP-1 alongside testosterone or enclomiphene under one provider — unique in this comparison
- ✓Microdose semaglutide from $79.99/month, the cheapest entry point we have found
- ✓All-in pricing with no membership fee — medication, clinical oversight and shipping in one figure
SHED
Rating
6.2
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide "from $159/mo" and tirzepatide "from $239/mo" — dose-escalation pricing, so your cost rises as you titrate
Key strengths:
- ✓The widest range of medications and formats in this comparison — compounded, brand-name, oral, drops, lozenges and microdose
- ✓Offers Foundayo (orforglipron) and brand-name Wegovy and Zepbound alongside compounded options
- ✓Unlimited follow-up appointments, coaching, tracking app and nutrition plan included at no extra charge
WellMedr
Rating
6.2
Published pricing
Semaglutide from $59/mo, tirzepatide from $99/mo — lowest rates require a 12-month plan
Key strengths:
- ✓Among the lowest advertised compounded GLP-1 prices in this comparison, if the promotional rate holds
- ✓No separate membership fee — the compounded plan price is presented as all-in including consultation, medication and shipping
- ✓Prescribing runs through OpenLoop Health, a real and verifiable multi-state clinician network
Oak Longevity
Rating
6.2
Published pricing
Advertised from $119/mo semaglutide and $185/mo tirzepatide — but the site publishes four different Oak prices
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely low advertised pricing — $119/mo semaglutide and $185/mo tirzepatide are at the bottom of this market
- ✓No membership fee, so there is no second number to add
- ✓Free shipping and free health coaching included
bmiMD
Rating
6
Published pricing
Semaglutide quoted at $379/mo ongoing (reported from $289); tirzepatide reported $349–$399/mo — no membership fee
Key strengths:
- ✓The widest range of GLP-1 molecules and formats in this comparison — injectable semaglutide and tirzepatide, sublingual tirzepatide tablets, a tirzepatide microdose plan, liraglutide and metformin
- ✓A dedicated microdose plan, which suits people who tolerate standard doses poorly
- ✓Board-certified physician consultation, usually available same-day, with 24/7 clinician access advertised
SynergyRX
Rating
6
Published pricing
GLP-1 prices not published on the site; third parties report compounded semaglutide from $199/mo and tirzepatide from $349/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Names its prescribers with NPI numbers you can verify in the national registry — almost unheard of here
- ✓Names four partner pharmacies with phone numbers and websites
- ✓States eligibility as BMI 30+, or 27+ with a weight-related condition, matching the approved indications
DudeMeds
Rating
5.8
Published pricing
"Prices from: $149+ / month" — no membership, doctor or consultation fee, free shipping
Key strengths:
- ✓No membership fee, no doctor fee and no consultation fee — the medication price is the whole price
- ✓Free shipping, with dispatch typically within 48 hours of approval
- ✓Founded by two physicians, and recognised by Forbes Health among top TRT providers
Embody
Rating
5.8
Published pricing
Advertised $69/mo semaglutide and $119/mo tirzepatide — third parties report $299 and $349 ongoing
Key strengths:
- ✓Names all four of its compounding pharmacies with contact details — better disclosure than almost any competitor
- ✓No membership fee; the price covers the visit, medication, supplies and shipping
- ✓Flat pricing as your dose increases, which reviewers consistently praise
Sprout Health
Rating
5.5
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide from $149/mo and tirzepatide from $199/mo — but Wegovy from $1,579 and Zepbound from $1,249
Key strengths:
- ✓Refrigerated shipping, explicitly stated — few providers address the cold chain at all
- ✓A clinician check-in is required before each refill rather than indefinite auto-shipping
- ✓LegitScript certified, with an unusually plain FDA disclaimer on compounded medication
System Labs
Rating
5.3
Published pricing
Compounded "GLP-1/GIP" at $179/mo, or $99 for a first month — supplies and cold-chain shipping included
Key strengths:
- ✓Free two-day temperature-controlled shipping — one of very few providers to address the cold chain explicitly
- ✓Injection supplies included in the monthly price
- ✓$179/month with no separate membership fee, and a $99 first month
YourEra
Rating
5.2
Published pricing
From $99/mo on a 6-month plan; $149 first month then $179/mo month-to-month — shipping included
Key strengths:
- ✓Competitive pricing at $99/month on a six-month plan, with shipping included
- ✓States plainly and prominently that compounded medications are not FDA-approved
- ✓Clear that a prescription is issued only if a clinician judges treatment appropriate
SkinnyRx
Rating
5
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide from about $199/mo and tirzepatide from about $299/mo — no insurance required
Key strengths:
- ✓LegitScript certified, working with licensed US physicians and state-licensed pharmacies
- ✓One of the strongest public review scores here — around 4.8 out of 5 across more than 4,100 Trustpilot reviews
- ✓Fast shipping is a consistent theme in positive feedback
RNK Health
Rating
4.8
Published pricing
Compounded semaglutide from $197/mo (injectable or oral); tirzepatide from $297/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Offers compounded semaglutide both as an injection and orally, useful if needles are the barrier
- ✓States where pharmacy fulfilment takes place (Springville, Utah), which most competitors do not
- ✓Trustpilot sits in the four-star range across more than 400 reviews
Strut Health
Rating
4.6
Published pricing
Oral semaglutide lozenges reported at $99–$149/mo; injectable $149–$289/mo — figures vary widely by source
Key strengths:
- ✓An oral lozenge format, which genuinely helps people whose barrier is the needle
- ✓Reviewers consistently describe the physicians as responsive
- ✓Shipping typically arrives within five to seven business days
Peter MD
Rating
4.5
Published pricing
Reported $270 for the first two months then $165/mo — three-month bundle charged as $447 upfront, before eligibility is confirmed
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat pricing across all doses, removing the dose-escalation trap
- ✓Competitive ongoing rate at a reported $165/month
- ✓An established operator with a real history in men's health rather than a new entrant
Gala GLP-1
Rating
4.2
Published pricing
$179/mo flat across every dose on an annual plan — no refunds outside medical disqualification
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat $179/month across every dose, removing the dose-escalation pricing trap entirely
- ✓Full refund if a medical provider disqualifies you at intake
- ✓Both semaglutide and tirzepatide available, plus microdosing plans
MEDVi
Rating
4
Published pricing
Semaglutide $179 first month then $299/mo; tirzepatide $279 then $399/mo; no separate membership fee
Key strengths:
- ✓LegitScript certified, which is a meaningful baseline check on online pharmacy operations
- ✓Roughly 4.4 out of 5 across more than 11,000 Trustpilot reviews — a very large satisfied base
- ✓No separate membership fee; the medication price is the whole price
Wellorithm
Rating
3.5
Published pricing
Compounded from $147/mo semaglutide and $249/mo tirzepatide; brand-name $899–$1,399/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Discloses on its homepage that compounded medications have not been reviewed or approved by the FDA
- ✓Correctly labels Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro and Zepbound as the FDA-approved products they are
- ✓Publishes a price for every product rather than hiding them behind an intake form
Brand-name telehealth
PlushCare
Rating
8
Published pricing
$19.99/mo membership with first month free; visits billed to insurance (most pay $30 or less) or $129 uninsured — medication separate
Key strengths:
- ✓By far the cheapest membership here at $19.99/month, with the first month free
- ✓Prior authorisation assistance included — the hardest administrative task in this market
- ✓FDA-approved medication only, so insurance can genuinely apply
LifeMD
Rating
8
Published pricing
Mid-range
Key strengths:
- ✓Established telehealth brand with a proven track record
- ✓Multiple telehealth services beyond weight loss
- ✓Board-certified physicians conducting evaluations
MDLIVE
Rating
7
Published pricing
No cash price — visit copays and prescription costs depend on your health plan benefits
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved medication only — no compounding questions at all
- ✓Delivered inside virtual primary care, so a physician sees your whole health picture
- ✓Owned by Evernorth, Cigna's health services arm, rather than a recently launched startup
Hims & Hers
Rating
6.5
Published pricing
$39 first month then $149/mo membership, plus $249 oral Wegovy, $299 Wegovy pen or $399 Zepbound
Key strengths:
- ✓Review scope: FDA-approved GLP-1 options recorded on August 7
- ✓Insured patients with the manufacturer copay card can reach $0–$25/month for medication
- ✓Access to the oral Wegovy pill as well as both injectable options
Ro
Rating
6.5
Published pricing
$149/mo membership ($39 first month, from $74/mo prepaid annually) — medication billed separately on top
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved medication only — Ro left compounded GLP-1s behind in 2026
- ✓A genuine insurance concierge that pursues prior authorisations and appeals, which is hard to do alone
- ✓Widest brand-name range we have seen at one provider, including Foundayo (orforglipron)
Coaching & program-led
Form Health
Rating
8.5
Published pricing
Insurance-covered for most members; $299/mo self-pay plan if not covered
Key strengths:
- ✓Obesity medicine specialists and registered dietitians, not generalist telehealth prescribers
- ✓Covered by major private insurers and Medicare
- ✓Labs included in covered care
9amHealth
Rating
8.4
Published pricing
$149/mo including specialists, medications, labs, and devices — or free with insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Specialists, medications, labs, devices, and lifestyle support in one $149 fee
- ✓Can be free with insurance, and free through an employer via EncircleRx
- ✓Treats weight within full cardiometabolic care rather than in isolation
Virta Health
Rating
8.3
Published pricing
Often employer-covered; $299/mo self-pay plus a $250 initiation fee
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuine clinical depth in nutrition therapy, with a long track record in diabetes
- ✓Publishes a self-pay route, unlike most employer-sold programs
- ✓$0 enrollment consultation before committing
knownwell
Rating
8.2
Published pricing
$31 average cost per visit with insurance; medication billed to your benefit
Key strengths:
- ✓Weight-inclusive framing that many patients specifically want
- ✓Takes insurance broadly, with a $31 average insured visit cost
- ✓Obesity medicine within real primary care rather than as a standalone product
Zeus Health
Rating
8.1
Published pricing
Premium
Key strengths:
- ✓Comprehensive wellness coaching included
- ✓Holistic approach with nutrition and lifestyle support
- ✓Personalized treatment plans
Noom Med
Rating
7.8
Published pricing
From $129 to start; $199–$279/mo ongoing depending on plan
Key strengths:
- ✓Behavior-change program is genuinely the core product, not a token add-on
- ✓Multiple dose tiers, including microdosing, for people who want to start low
- ✓Coaching and clinician messaging included at every tier
Calibrate
Rating
7.7
Published pricing
$199/mo program fee with a 3-month minimum ($597); medication billed to insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Flat, honest program price with no medication markup
- ✓Genuinely intensive one-to-one coaching
- ✓Insurance navigation is part of the service
WeightWatchers Clinic
Rating
7.5
Published pricing
$25 first month, then $74/mo (12-month) or $84/mo (6-month) — GLP-1 medication billed separately, auto-renews
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved medications only — no compounding question, and insurance can actually apply
- ✓A behavioural programme with six decades of longitudinal evidence, not a thin content layer
- ✓Non-GLP-1 medications are included in the membership via its named pharmacy partner
Retail, marketplace & per-visit
Success by Sesame
Rating
8.4
Published pricing
Subscription from $59/mo annually or $99/mo; all-inclusive option $249/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓Publishes real prices for visits, subscriptions, and medication separately
- ✓Both a cheap clinical-only path and an all-inclusive medication path
- ✓Labs included in the published program
Amazon One Medical
Rating
8.4
Published pricing
From $25/mo with insurance; $149/mo cash-pay for oral GLP-1s
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved medications at prices competitive with compounded alternatives
- ✓Owns both the clinic and the pharmacy — no ambiguity about fulfillment
- ✓Both insurance and cash-pay pathways clearly published
CVS MinuteClinic
Rating
8.3
Published pricing
$29 virtual visit, no subscription; GLP-1s from $149 without insurance
Key strengths:
- ✓Cheapest published visit fee of any provider we reviewed
- ✓No subscription
- ✓Coaching and nutritional guidance included in the program description
GoodRx Care
Rating
8.3
Published pricing
$39/mo care fee plus medication; FDA-approved GLP-1s from $149
Key strengths:
- ✓Very low care fee at $39/month
- ✓FDA-approved medications only — no compounding questions
- ✓Strong access to the newly approved oral GLP-1s including Foundayo
Walgreens Virtual Healthcare
Rating
8.2
Published pricing
$49 per visit, no subscription; GLP-1s from $149/mo with a savings card
Key strengths:
- ✓No subscription of any kind — the simplest pricing model on this list
- ✓FDA-approved medications only
- ✓Named, nationwide pharmacy fulfillment
Indigo Health
Rating
7.9
Published pricing
Most insurances accepted; $99 visits without insurance; no membership fees
Key strengths:
- ✓Same-day or next-day appointments
- ✓No membership fees of any kind
- ✓Accepts most insurances, unlike most fast-access telehealth
Klarity Health
Rating
7.8
Published pricing
$99 initial visit; first month medication $159; ~$278/mo thereafter on Select
Key strengths:
- ✓Same-day appointments — among the fastest access in this market
- ✓Both insurance and cash-pay routes available
- ✓Published visit and first-month pricing
Call-On-Doc
Rating
7.6
Published pricing
$39.99 visit fee; compounded semaglutide $250/mo, tirzepatide $375/mo
Key strengths:
- ✓No subscription and no commitment of any kind
- ✓Genuinely fast — treatment advertised within 1–2 hours
- ✓Will send prescriptions to your local pharmacy, not just ship
Clinics & in-person networks
Medi-Weightloss
Rating
7.8
Published pricing
Most insured patients pay $0–$50 per visit; $99 first month; compounded tirzepatide $199
Key strengths:
- ✓Bills insurance for visits — most insured patients pay $0 to $50 per visit
- ✓Physician-supervised with weekly in-person contact
- ✓Long operating history predating the GLP-1 boom
Gameday Men's Health
Rating
7.3
Published pricing
GLP-1 medications published at $199/mo; location promotions vary
Key strengths:
- ✓Treats hormonal health and weight together for men, which few providers do
- ✓Physical clinic locations with same-day lab results
- ✓Published $199/month GLP-1 pricing
Forum Health
Rating
6.5
Published pricing
Not published — Forum Health directs prospective patients to call
Key strengths:
- ✓Genuinely deeper clinical involvement than most telehealth — longer appointments, broader workup
- ✓Treats weight within whole-system health rather than in isolation
- ✓National network with both in-person and telehealth options
Manufacturer pharmacies
NovoCare Pharmacy
Rating
8.8
Published pricing
Wegovy pill $149/mo, Wegovy pen $199/mo — published per dose
Key strengths:
- ✓FDA-approved brand-name semaglutide at prices competitive with compounded alternatives
- ✓Both injection and pill forms available
- ✓Pricing published per dose with dates on time-limited offers
LillyDirect
Rating
8.7
Published pricing
Zepbound self-pay from $299/mo; every dose priced publicly
Key strengths:
- ✓Every dose price published openly — no other channel is this transparent
- ✓Authentic manufacturer product with no compounding questions at all
- ✓No membership, subscription, or program fee
Employer & health-plan programs
Teladoc Health
Rating
8.5
Published pricing
No cost to eligible members; medication billed separately
Key strengths:
- ✓Free to eligible members — nothing else on this list competes on cost
- ✓Includes a connected scale and a structured 25-week curriculum
- ✓Routes prescriptions to discounted pharmacy channels rather than marking medication up
Omada Health
Rating
8.4
Published pricing
No cost to eligible members; medication billed separately
Key strengths:
- ✓Free to eligible members
- ✓Purpose-built to support people already on a GLP-1, including muscle preservation
- ✓Works with roughly 2,000 employers and health plans
Twin Health
Rating
8.2
Published pricing
No cost to eligible members through an employer or health plan
Key strengths:
- ✓Free to eligible members
- ✓The only provider on our list built explicitly around stopping GLP-1s successfully
- ✓Sensor-driven personalization rather than generic coaching
Vida Health
Rating
7.9
Published pricing
No extra cost to eligible members through a sponsoring plan
Key strengths:
- ✓No cost to eligible members
- ✓In some plans it is the route to covered GLP-1 medication
- ✓Publishes outcomes achieved without medication, which matters if coverage is denied
Wondr Health
Rating
7.6
Published pricing
Often no cost where included as an employer or insurance benefit
Key strengths:
- ✓Often free where your employer or insurance includes it
- ✓Strong behavioral curriculum aimed at long-term change rather than short-term loss
- ✓Positioned around broad chronic-disease risk, not weight alone
What to Look For in a Provider
The total, not the headline
Most providers split the bill into a membership fee and a medication fee. A $99/month medication price with a $79/month membership is $178. Add both numbers before comparing anything.
Your price at maintenance dose
Starter-dose pricing is the industry's favourite illusion. Some providers charge the same at every dose; others more than double as you titrate up. Ask what you'll pay six months in.
Brand-name or compounded
Compounded medication is not FDA-approved and is never covered by insurance. Brand-name self-pay pricing has fallen far enough that this is no longer purely a cost decision.
Support during titration
Side effects are where provider quality stops being abstract. Check whether follow-up visits are included, charged per visit, or unavailable.
Important Reminder
Telehealth can provide convenient access to GLP-1 medications, but it's not a replacement for comprehensive medical care. These medications require medical supervision, and it's worth discussing with your primary care provider whether they're appropriate for you.
Learn More About GLP-1 Medications
Explore our medication guides, cost breakdowns, and eligibility explainers.