ComparisonUpdated August 3, 2026
GLP-1 Provider Comparison
All 46 providers we review, in one table. Figures come from each company's own published pages. Where a company does not publish something, the cell says "Not published" rather than showing an estimate.
How to read the cost column
True entry cost is medication plus any separate membership fee at the starting dose — the number you will actually be charged in month one. It is not annual cost: programs with dose-linked pricing get more expensive as you titrate. Providers showing "Varies" charge per visit or work through your insurance, so a monthly figure would be misleading.
| Provider | True entry cost | Medication type | Membership | Insurance | HSA/FSA | Cancellation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alloy Women's Health | $169/mo | Both | $99/mo, with $50 off the first month for new customers using code S… | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Amazon Pharmacy | $149/mo | FDA-approved | None | Amazon Pharmacy states it accepts most insurance plans | Not published | N/A |
| Aspire Health | $129/mo | Both | Not published as a fixed fee | Aspire states pricing varies based on insurance coverage and that p… | Aspire states it accepts HSA/FSA payments for its telemedicine serv… | Consultation fees are generally non-refundable once a consultation,… |
| Blueberry Pediatrics (Blueberry Balance) | $149/mo | FDA-approved | Blueberry publishes conflicting figures — $149/mo on the Balance si… | Blueberry publishes guidance on insurance coverage for GLP-1s in te… | Not published | Not published |
| Call-On-Doc | $250/mo | Both | No | The care-only track is designed so you can use insurance at a local… | Not published | Not published |
| Citizen Meds | $125/mo | Compounded | None | Citizen Meds states plainly: “We do not take insurance.” | Accepted with receipt only | Citizen Meds refers customers to its refund policy page |
| Coby Health | $159/mo | Compounded | None | Coby states it is not in network with any insurance company and doe… | Not published | Monthly plans can be cancelled at any time |
| Cora Health | $99/mo | Compounded | None | No | Cora states HSA/FSA is accepted. | Cora states you can cancel any time. |
| CoreAge Rx | $99/mo | Compounded | None | Not accepted | Not published | Reorder or cancel from the account at any time, with contact before… |
| DevotedDoc | $99/mo | FDA-approved | $99/mo, flexible and cancellable at any time | DevotedDoc checks your insurance for GLP-1 coverage and its insuran… | Not published | Flexible — DevotedDoc states you can cancel any time. |
| Doctronic | Varies | FDA-approved | Not published | Doctronic states it accepts all major U.S | Doctronic states FSA and HSA are accepted. | N/A |
| Form Health | $299/mo | FDA-approved | The $299/mo self-pay plan is the program fee | Yes | Form states the self-pay monthly fee is HSA/FSA eligible. | Form states you can cancel your membership at any time, with detail… |
| Forum Health | Varies | Compounded | Not charged centrally | Forum Health states no insurance is needed for its medical weight l… | Not published | Not published centrally; varies by clinic. |
| Fridays | $150/mo | Both | $0 | Fridays states that insurance coverage does not include virtual vis… | Not published | Not summarized publicly; Fridays maintains refund terms within its … |
| Gameday Men's Health | $199/mo | Both | Not published | Not published | Gameday has promoted the use of HSA/FSA benefits for its GLP-1 inje… | Not published |
| HolaVida | $129/mo | Compounded | None | No | Not published | Month-to-month subscriptions with no cancellation fees. |
| Honest Care | Varies | FDA-approved | None | This is the entire product | Not published | N/A |
| Indigo Health | Varies | FDA-approved | None | Yes | Not published | N/A |
| Ivím Health | $208/mo | Both | $74.99/mo, with a first month free advertised | Not billed directly for compounded medication | Ivím states that its programs are eligible for HSA and FSA payment. | Not published |
| Klinic | Varies | FDA-approved | None | Yes | Not published | Not published |
| Lemonaid Health | $248/mo | Both | $49/mo, covering ongoing care support | Cash-pay only | Not published | Lemonaid states there is no long-term commitment required. |
| Levity | $1199/mo | FDA-approved | None | Not published | Not published | Levity states you can cancel any time. |
| LillyDirect | $299/mo | FDA-approved | None | These are self-pay prices; insurance is not used for them | Not published | N/A |
| MDLIVE | Varies | FDA-approved | None | Yes | Not published | N/A |
| Midi Health | $164/mo | Both | None | Midi is in-network with most PPO plans for visits | Not published | Not published |
| Mobile Care Health | $199/mo | Compounded | The plan price is the membership | Mobile Care states plainly that it is not insurance and that patien… | Mobile Care states its HRA/HSA-eligible plans (Medical Access Teleh… | Not published |
| NovoCare Pharmacy | $149/mo | FDA-approved | None | Both self-pay and insurance routes are supported | Not published | N/A |
| Nurx | $139/mo | Both | $79/mo ongoing care fee, plus a one-time $79 medical consult fee. | Nurx indicates insurance may be usable for oral medications | Not published | Not published |
| Omada Health | Varies | FDA-approved | None | This is fundamentally an employer and health-plan channel | Not published | N/A |
| PlexusDx | $129/mo | Compounded | None | Not published | Not published | PlexusDx states you can cancel at any time. |
| Polly | $135/mo | Compounded | None | No | Polly states that HSA or FSA reimbursement may be available dependi… | Not published in detail on the pages we reviewed. |
| Precision Telemed | $150/mo | Compounded | None | Not published | Not published | Cancel any time, no penalties |
| Push Health | Varies | FDA-approved | None | Push Health states no health insurance is required | Not published | N/A |
| QuickMD | Varies | FDA-approved | None | QuickMD states plainly that it does not accept health insurance. | Not published | N/A |
| REMEVi Health | $149/mo | Compounded | None | Not published | Not published | Cancel any time, with no fees. |
| Revibe Men's Health | $199/mo | Compounded | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Rivas Weight Loss | $399/mo | Compounded | None | No | Rivas states HSA and FSA are accepted. | No |
| Rixa Health | $195/mo | Compounded | None | Not published | Rixa states that HSA or FSA cards can be used. | Not published on the pages we reviewed. |
| Sesame | $59/mo | FDA-approved | The weight loss program subscription itself, from $59/mo annual or … | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Shapely | $148/mo | Both | $49/mo for self-pay patients; $9 for the first month when paying wi… | Yes | Not published | Not published |
| SynergenX Health | Varies | Compounded | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| TeleSlim Clinic | $99/mo | FDA-approved | The subscription is the care fee, from $99/mo down to about $75/mo … | TeleSlim states it accepts cash-pay patients in Illinois with no in… | Not published | Not published |
| Trimi | $99/mo | Compounded | No | Not published | Trimi states it is FSA and HSA eligible. | Not published |
| TrimRx | $99/mo | Compounded | None | Not published | TrimRx states that it accepts HSA and FSA cards. | TrimRx states that patients can cancel at any time. |
| TRT Nation | $219/mo | Compounded | No | Not published | Not published | TRT Nation states it does not require long-term contracts or minimu… |
| Willow | $299/mo | Compounded | None | Not published | Willow states that you can use an HSA or FSA to pay for its prescri… | Cancel any time |
Data collected August 3, 2026 from each provider's published pages. Pricing in this category changes frequently — confirm current rates before purchasing. Full detail and sources are on each provider's review page.
Which providers have the feature you need?
Price stays flat as you titrate
Your bill does not increase every time your dose goes up — usually the single biggest hidden cost in this category.
No membership fee
You pay for medication or visits only, with no subscription charge layered on top.
Bills insurance
The minority of providers that will work with your health plan instead of assuming cash-pay.
Manufacturer-direct
FDA-approved medication bought straight from Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly.
What the labels mean
- Compounded
- Medication prepared by a compounding pharmacy; not FDA-approved.
- Brand-name
- FDA-approved medication such as Wegovy, Ozempic or Zepbound.
- Takes insurance
- The provider bills or works with health insurance.
- Marketplace
- Individual prescribers set their own fees on a platform.
- Manufacturer-direct
- Sold directly by the company that makes the medication.
- Women's health
- Care oriented to women's health, midlife and menopause.
- Men's health
- Care oriented to men's health, often alongside testosterone therapy.
- In-person clinics
- Physical clinics available, not online-only.
- No membership fee
- No subscription fee charged on top of medication or visits.
- Flat pricing
- One price regardless of dose, with no titration increases.
Next steps
Medical disclaimer
This comparison is general information, not medical advice. GLP-1 medications are prescription drugs with serious potential risks and are not right for everyone. Talk to a licensed healthcare professional about your own medical history before starting, stopping, or changing treatment. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Date reviewed: August 3, 2026