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- Cost
- Medication path
- Support model
- Open questions
Comparison
Compare GLP-1 programs by the same buyer questions
Use this framework before ranking providers so marketing claims, prices and medication paths are normalized.
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Ro$39 first month; meds separate4.3Source: Ro pricing page · Checked
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Hims + HersFrom $149/mo meds + membership4.2Source: Hims weight loss page · Checked
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Form HealthFrom $299/mo4.2Source: Form Health — How It Works · Checked
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TrimRxFrom $199/mo4.1Source: TrimRx homepage · Checked
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Noom MedPlans from $99-$299/mo after intro4.1Source: Noom Med pricing · Checked
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Mochi Health$0 first month (promotional), then $79/mo membership + meds4.0Source: Mochi homepage · Checked
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LifeMD$39 first month; $149/mo after + meds4.0Source: LifeMD weight management page · Checked
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WeightWatchers$25 first month; $74/mo plan; meds separate4.0Source: WeightWatchers medication page · Checked
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One MedicalNot published4.0Source: Amazon One Medical weight-loss program · Checked
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FridaysPromo pricing varies by plan3.9Source: Fridays pricing page · Checked
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FoundPlans from $99/mo3.9Source: Found program page · Checked
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SesameFrom $59/mo3.9Source: Sesame official weight-loss program · Checked
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PlushCareFrom $19.99/mo3.9Source: PlushCare weight-loss program · Checked
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Calibrate$199/mo program3.8Source: Calibrate pricing · Checked
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Ivim HealthFrom $149.99/mo3.7Source: Ivim Health GLP-1 pricing · Checked
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Henry MedsFrom $99/mo3.6Source: Henry Meds weight-management plans and current advertised prices · Checked
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EdenFrom $209/mo3.6Source: Eden Personalized GLP-1 Treatments · Checked
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| Provider | Score | From price | Meds | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ro | 4.3 | $149/mo$39 first month; $74/mo with annual prepay Source: Ro pricing page · Checked | Billed separately | Insurance navigation plus brand meds |
| Hims + Hers | 4.2 | $149/mo Source: Hims weight loss page · Checked | Included | Cash-pay branded access |
| Form Health | 4.2 | $299/moThe $299 monthly self-pay plan is for people without insurance coverage for the Source: Form Health — How It Works · Checked | Billed separately | Adults seeking structured, longitudinal obesity care with FDA-approved medication options and regular nutrition support. |
| TrimRx | 4.1 | $199/mo Source: TrimRx homepage · Checked | Included | Simple bundled compounded quote |
| Noom Med | 4.1 | $99/moIntro pricing varies; plans $99-$299/mo Source: Noom Med pricing · Checked | Varies by plan | Meds plus behavior program |
| Mochi Health | 4.0 | $79/mo$0 first month (promotional), then $79/mo Source: Mochi homepage · Checked | Billed separately | Low-cost compounded membership |
| LifeMD | 4.0 | $149/mo$39 first month Source: LifeMD weight management page · Checked | Billed separately | Telehealth with insurance support |
| WeightWatchers | 4.0 | $74/mo$25 first month with 12-month plan Source: WeightWatchers medication page · Checked | Billed separately | Meds plus lifestyle ecosystem |
| One Medical | 4.0 | Not publishedOne Medical does not advertise one all-inclusive recurring monthly program price Source: Amazon One Medical weight-loss program · Checked | Billed separately | Adults seeking FDA-approved brand GLP-1s with a choice between cash-pay telehealth and primary-care-based monitoring. |
| Fridays | 3.9 | Not publishedPromo pricing varies by plan; verify live checkout Source: Fridays pricing page · Checked | Varies by plan | Promo-driven compounded plans |
| Found | 3.9 | $99/mo Source: Found program page · Checked | Varies by plan | Plan-matched medication options |
| Sesame | 3.9 | $59/moThe $59 monthly equivalent requires an annual subscription billed once every 12 Source: Sesame official weight-loss program · Checked | Billed separately | Clinician-led access to FDA-approved brand medications with provider choice and ongoing follow-up. |
| PlushCare | 3.9 | $19.99/moPlushCare advertises a 30-day free membership trial, followed by $19.99/month; i Source: PlushCare weight-loss program · Checked | Billed separately | Physician-led telehealth for people willing to verify insurance coverage, medication availability, and total costs separately. |
| Calibrate | 3.8 | $199/moInitial 3-month commitment Source: Calibrate pricing · Checked | Billed separately | Coaching-first with insurance |
| Ivim Health | 3.7 | $149.99/moIvim’s homepage advertises compounded semaglutide from $75/month plus a $74.99 m Source: Ivim Health GLP-1 pricing · Checked | Varies by plan | People comfortable with membership-based telehealth who value ongoing provider access, coaching, and a choice between compounded self-pay treatment and insurance-supported brand medication access. |
| Henry Meds | 3.6 | $99/moThe current weight-management landing page advertises compounded oral microdose Source: Henry Meds weight-management plans and current advertised prices · Checked | Included | Self-pay adults who want bundled telehealth access and are specifically comfortable with compounded—not FDA-approved brand-name—GLP-1 preparations. |
| Eden | 3.6 | $209/moEden advertises compounded semaglutide at $129 for the first month and $209/mo a Source: Eden Personalized GLP-1 Treatments · Checked | Included | Self-pay adults who value an all-in price, online clinician access, home delivery, and a choice between compounded and FDA-approved brand options. |
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Comparison standard
Keep the comparison focused on verifiable differences: medication path, advertised price, membership terms, product type, support model and final checkout questions.
- Normalize cost
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What this guide covers and how we score programs
Purpose: Help U.S. consumers compare GLP-1 medication programs offered online or through telehealth. We do not rank providers based on undisclosed criteria or make claims about clinical outcomes. Instead, we present a scoring framework you can apply based on verifiable attributes (medication authorization, FDA-approved product availability, transparent pricing breakdown, clinician involvement, lab testing policy, follow-up support). How to use the framework: Assign one point for each clearly documented attribute you prioritize (for example: offers FDA-approved GLP-1s; separates medication cost from membership fees; includes clinician telehealth visit; provides lab testing or monitoring; discloses adverse-event reporting process). Totals help compare programs side-by-side without implying superiority beyond documented features.
- Score attributes only when supported by current provider documentation.
- Do not assume availability of specific brand medications unless the provider explicitly states it.
- Separate medication cost from membership or platform fees when comparing total costs.
How providers structure pricing: medication vs membership fees
Online GLP-1 providers commonly split costs into (1) medication price and (2) membership, program, or platform fees. Medication price is the direct cost of the drug (which can vary by brand, formulation, dose, and supply length). Membership or platform fees cover clinician visits, ongoing care, shipping, or program resources. When comparing offers, list both amounts separately and verify at checkout since promotional pages can change.
- Example: Ro publishes program and medication pricing separately on its weight-loss pricing page - verify both lines when comparing total monthly cost.
- Example: Hims lists weight-loss program pricing and promotes access to specific brands; confirm current consumer terms and any membership requirements.
- Promotional landing pages (such as some TrimRx pages) may display time-limited or promotional pricing that should be treated as a dated snapshot until verified at checkout.
Provider types and what to watch for
Providers fall into several models: national telehealth companies, primary-care or specialty clinics offering telehealth, and compounding or mail-order pharmacies that supply compounded GLP-1 products. Key differences: telehealth companies may offer streamlined onboarding and subscription models; clinics may integrate medication with broader medical care; compounding pharmacies may supply non-FDA-approved formulations or products that are not labeled as approved brand medications. Always confirm whether the medication offered is an FDA-approved GLP-1 brand or a compounded/unapproved alternative.
- Verify clinician involvement (board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants) and whether they can prescribe the specific medication you want.
- Ask whether laboratory testing or baseline evaluation is required and how monitoring is handled.
- Confirm whether the product is an FDA-approved GLP-1 brand or a compounded product; the two have different regulatory and safety profiles.
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Safety caveats and FDA warnings
The FDA has issued warnings about unapproved GLP-1 products used for weight loss, noting risks including dosing errors, adverse events, and products that are falsely marketed as research-only or not-for-human-use while being sold to consumers. These concerns are particularly relevant for compounded or otherwise unapproved formulations. Prefer providers who document use of FDA-approved GLP-1 medications when possible, disclose risks, and have clear adverse-event reporting and follow-up protocols.
- FDA alert: unapproved GLP-1 products have been tied to dosing errors and adverse events; verify that the product offered is FDA-approved when safety is a priority. (See FDA source.)
- If a provider offers compounded GLP-1s, ask for documentation about sourcing, lot testing, and safety monitoring before proceeding.
- Ensure the provider has a clear process for reporting side effects and arranging urgent care when needed.
Transparency and what to verify before you buy
Before enrolling in a program, verify these items directly on the provider's site or at checkout: exact medication brand and formulation being prescribed; clear breakdown of medication cost vs membership fees; any required labs and whether they are included or billed separately; cancellation and refund policies; and clinician credentials. Promotional landing pages and press releases may describe partnerships or availability that require additional consumer verification at the point of sale.
- Confirm at checkout whether the advertised price requires a subscription or an initial enrollment fee.
- Check if branded, FDA-approved GLP-1s are explicitly offered (for instance, Hims has announced access to Novo Nordisk FDA-approved GLP-1s in a corporate announcement; confirm consumer terms on Hims' consumer pages).
- Treat promotional pricing from landing pages (for example, TrimRx promotional landing pages) as a dated snapshot until verified during purchase.
Practical support and follow-up care
Look for programs that describe ongoing clinician follow-up, dose-adjustment protocols, and access to counseling or nutrition resources if that matters to you. Telehealth models differ in how proactively they schedule follow-ups and whether they offer multidisciplinary teams. Documented access to care and monitoring should be part of your comparison framework.
- Document whether follow-up visits are included in membership or billed separately.
- Ask whether program materials include nutrition or behavioral support and whether those services are included or add-ons.
- Confirm how easy it is to contact a clinician between scheduled visits for emergent concerns.
How to use this guide's scoring framework (example checklist)
Sample checklist items you can use to score programs: (1) Provider explicitly offers FDA-approved GLP-1 brand options; (2) Medication price is shown separately from any membership fee; (3) Clinician telehealth visit is documented as part of onboarding; (4) Baseline labs or monitoring are required and described; (5) Adverse-event reporting and emergency instructions are documented. Apply one point per item and compare totals; higher totals reflect more documented transparency, not guaranteed better outcomes.
- Score each provider only based on verifiable documentation on their public pages or terms and conditions.
- Re-check details at checkout because prices, available brands, and terms change frequently.
Legal and medical disclaimers
This guide provides general information only and is not medical advice. It does not recommend a specific medication, dose, or provider. Always consult a qualified clinician before starting any medication. Verify all pricing and product availability directly with the provider at the time of purchase. Our coverage relies on public provider pages and regulatory alerts; do not substitute this material for individualized medical consultation.
- Do not use this guide as dosing or treatment advice.
- Contact a licensed clinician for personalized medical guidance and to report adverse events.
Quick answers
What is the fairest way to compare these options?
Use the same evidence set for each option: total recurring quote, medication path, support model, source quality and unresolved checkout questions.
Are GLP-1 medication costs included in membership fees?
Not always. Many providers separate medication cost from membership or program fees. Always read the pricing page and checkout details to see both the medication charge and any recurring program or platform fee. Ro's weight-loss pricing page and other provider pages demonstrate separate line items for medication and program fees.
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How do I know if a GLP-1 product is FDA-approved?
A provider should explicitly state if a medication is an FDA-approved branded GLP-1. Press releases or corporate announcements (for example, Hims' announcement about access to Novo Nordisk FDA-approved GLP-1s) can indicate partnerships, but consumer-facing terms and checkout pages are the final verification step. If a product is compounded or not labeled as an FDA-approved brand, treat it as an unapproved or compounded product with different regulatory oversight.
Are unapproved GLP-1 products safe?
The FDA has raised concerns about unapproved GLP-1 products, including dosing errors and adverse events. Products marketed as for research or not for human use have been sold to consumers in the past. Because of these risks, prefer programs that document use of FDA-approved medications and clear safety protocols.
Why do landing page prices sometimes differ from checkout?
Promotional or landing pages can show time-limited offers or entry prices that change based on supply, promotions, or additional required fees. Some companies (for example, TrimRx and other providers) display promotional pricing on specific landing pages; confirm final pricing during the checkout process.
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Sources
- FDA concerns with unapproved GLP-1 drugsFDA safety context for unapproved GLP-1 products.
- FDA label: Wegovy prescribing informationFDA-approved semaglutide weight-management label.
- FDA label: Zepbound prescribing informationFDA-approved tirzepatide weight-management label.
- Ro weight loss pricingRo publishes separate program and medication pricing on its weight-loss pricing page; verify both at checkout. Last verified: 2026-07-05.
- Hims weight lossHims publishes consumer weight-loss program details and pricing; consumer terms should be verified at purchase. Last verified: 2026-07-05.
- Hims/Novo Nordisk announcementCorporate announcement indicating access to Novo Nordisk FDA-approved GLP-1s; consumer-facing availability and terms require verification. Last verified: 2026-07-05.
- TrimRx landing pageTrimRx promotional landing pages display variable pricing; treat as dated snapshot until confirmed at checkout. Last verified: 2026-07-05.
Verify before purchase
- Final checkout quote after eligibility screening
- Medication type, pharmacy route and FDA-approved or compounded status
- Renewal, cancellation, refund and refill terms
- Whether a given provider is currently prescribing specific FDA-approved GLP-1 brands to consumers at checkout (verify on provider consumer pages at time of purchase).
- Current medication and membership pricing for each provider, as promotional pages and landing pages can change prices between publication and checkout.
- If a provider supplies compounded or non-branded GLP-1 products, obtain documentation on sourcing, testing, and safety monitoring before assuming equivalence with FDA-approved medications.
- Any claim of superiority or outcome differences between providers - outcomes depend on clinical care and individual medical factors and are not supported by this comparison.
Medical disclaimer: This content is informational and not medical advice. It does not recommend specific medications or providers. Consult a licensed clinician before starting or changing treatment. Verify all pricing, medication availability, and terms directly with the provider. Regulatory note: The FDA has issued warnings about unapproved GLP-1 products; consider that risk when evaluating compounded or non-branded offerings.
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Common questions
What is the fairest way to compare these options?
Use the same evidence set for each option: total recurring quote, medication path, support model, source quality and unresolved checkout questions.
Are GLP-1 medication costs included in membership fees?
Not always. Many providers separate medication cost from membership or program fees. Always read the pricing page and checkout details to see both the medication charge and any recurring program or platform fee. Ro's weight-loss pricing page and other provider pages demonstrate separate line items for medication and program fees.
How do I know if a GLP-1 product is FDA-approved?
A provider should explicitly state if a medication is an FDA-approved branded GLP-1. Press releases or corporate announcements (for example, Hims' announcement about access to Novo Nordisk FDA-approved GLP-1s) can indicate partnerships, but consumer-facing terms and checkout pages are the final verification step. If a product is compounded or not labeled as an FDA-approved brand, treat it as an unapproved or compounded product with different regulatory oversight.
Are unapproved GLP-1 products safe?
The FDA has raised concerns about unapproved GLP-1 products, including dosing errors and adverse events. Products marketed as for research or not for human use have been sold to consumers in the past. Because of these risks, prefer programs that document use of FDA-approved medications and clear safety protocols.
Why do landing page prices sometimes differ from checkout?
Promotional or landing pages can show time-limited offers or entry prices that change based on supply, promotions, or additional required fees. Some companies (for example, TrimRx and other providers) display promotional pricing on specific landing pages; confirm final pricing during the checkout process.
Ro
4.3/5How we score
$39 first month; meds separate
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From $149/mo meds + membership
Source: Hims weight loss page · Checked
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From $299/mo
Source: Form Health — How It Works · Checked
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TrimRx
4.1/5How we score
From $199/mo
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Noom Med
4.1/5How we score
Plans from $99-$299/mo after intro
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$0 first month (promotional), then $79/mo membership + meds
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LifeMD
4.0/5How we score
$39 first month; $149/mo after + meds
Source: LifeMD weight management page · Checked
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$25 first month; $74/mo plan; meds separate
Source: WeightWatchers medication page · Checked
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Not published
Source: Amazon One Medical weight-loss program · Checked
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Fridays
3.9/5How we score
Promo pricing varies by plan
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Found
3.9/5How we score
Plans from $99/mo
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Sesame
3.9/5How we score
From $59/mo
Source: Sesame official weight-loss program · Checked
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From $19.99/mo
Source: PlushCare weight-loss program · Checked
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$199/mo program
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From $149.99/mo
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From $99/mo
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Eden
3.6/5How we score
From $209/mo
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| Provider | Score | From price | Meds | Best for |
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| Ro | 4.3/5 | $149/mo$39 first month; $74/mo with annual prepay Source: Ro pricing page · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Insurance navigation plus brand meds |
| Hims + Hers | 4.2/5 | $149/mo Source: Hims weight loss page · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Included | Cash-pay branded access |
| Form Health | 4.2/5 | $299/moThe $299 monthly self-pay plan is for people without insurance coverage for the Source: Form Health — How It Works · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Adults seeking structured, longitudinal obesity care with FDA-approved medication options and regular nutrition support. |
| TrimRx | 4.1/5 | $199/mo Source: TrimRx homepage · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Included | Simple bundled compounded quote |
| Noom Med | 4.1/5 | $99/moIntro pricing varies; plans $99-$299/mo Source: Noom Med pricing · Checked | Varies by plan | Meds plus behavior program |
| Mochi Health | 4.0/5 | $79/mo$0 first month (promotional), then $79/mo Source: Mochi homepage · Checked | Billed separately | Low-cost compounded membership |
| LifeMD | 4.0/5 | $149/mo$39 first month Source: LifeMD weight management page · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Telehealth with insurance support |
| WeightWatchers | 4.0/5 | $74/mo$25 first month with 12-month plan Source: WeightWatchers medication page · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Meds plus lifestyle ecosystem |
| One Medical | 4.0/5 | Not publishedOne Medical does not advertise one all-inclusive recurring monthly program price Source: Amazon One Medical weight-loss program · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Adults seeking FDA-approved brand GLP-1s with a choice between cash-pay telehealth and primary-care-based monitoring. |
| Fridays | 3.9/5 | Not publishedPromo pricing varies by plan; verify live checkout Source: Fridays pricing page · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Varies by plan | Promo-driven compounded plans |
| Found | 3.9/5 | $99/mo Source: Found program page · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Varies by plan | Plan-matched medication options |
| Sesame | 3.9/5 | $59/moThe $59 monthly equivalent requires an annual subscription billed once every 12 Source: Sesame official weight-loss program · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Clinician-led access to FDA-approved brand medications with provider choice and ongoing follow-up. |
| PlushCare | 3.9/5 | $19.99/moPlushCare advertises a 30-day free membership trial, followed by $19.99/month; i Source: PlushCare weight-loss program · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Physician-led telehealth for people willing to verify insurance coverage, medication availability, and total costs separately. |
| Calibrate | 3.8/5 | $199/moInitial 3-month commitment Source: Calibrate pricing · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Billed separately | Coaching-first with insurance |
| Ivim Health | 3.7/5 | $149.99/moIvim’s homepage advertises compounded semaglutide from $75/month plus a $74.99 m Source: Ivim Health GLP-1 pricing · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Varies by plan | People comfortable with membership-based telehealth who value ongoing provider access, coaching, and a choice between compounded self-pay treatment and insurance-supported brand medication access. |
| Henry Meds | 3.6/5 | $99/moThe current weight-management landing page advertises compounded oral microdose Source: Henry Meds weight-management plans and current advertised prices · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Included | Self-pay adults who want bundled telehealth access and are specifically comfortable with compounded—not FDA-approved brand-name—GLP-1 preparations. |
| Eden | 3.6/5 | $209/moEden advertises compounded semaglutide at $129 for the first month and $209/mo a Source: Eden Personalized GLP-1 Treatments · Checked Checked · confirm at checkout | Included | Self-pay adults who value an all-in price, online clinician access, home delivery, and a choice between compounded and FDA-approved brand options. |