GLP-1 Telehealth Program Reviews
16 programs reviewed on pricing, medications, clinician access and legitimacy. Not sure which you'd qualify for? Take the 60-second quiz first →
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Prices are published openly in its Terms, and it offers compounded injectable, oral and branded routes. Follow-up pricing is on the high side.
Best if: You want oral or injectable options with prices you can check before intake
Flat refill price across doses, all 50 states and a named 503A pharmacy. The $179 headline is a first-month promo; $299 is the number to compare.
Best if: You want a flat refill price and oral or injectable options in any state
Lowest verified all-in semaglutide price after month one that includes metabolic labs. Tiered Core/Advanced/Elite plans reward longer commitments.
Best if: You want labs included and can commit to a 12-month plan
Flat-rate, no-membership program with a 365-day money-back guarantee, but it publishes no price until you complete the intake.
Best if: You want a long money-back guarantee and are fine getting the price after intake
Hormone-therapy platform (Joi for women, Blokes for men) with GLP-1 at a fair $199/mo. Quarterly billing and a 3-month commitment are the catch.
Best if: You want GLP-1 alongside hormone care and can commit 3 months
All-inclusive flat pricing shown before payment, with brand-name options too. Sources conflict on the monthly semaglutide rate.
Best if: You want price transparency before paying and a brand-name fallback
Among the cheapest verified all-in prices on a 12-month prepay, with same-price-every-dose. The $80 clinical fee on cancellation and refund complaints are the traps.
Best if: You can prepay 6–12 months and want the lowest all-in tirzepatide price
One of the lowest month-to-month all-in prices with no membership and no lab charges. The money-back guarantee has strict conditions.
Best if: You want $150/mo with no commitment and no membership
The $99 semaglutide headline excludes a required $99/mo membership, so budget ~$198. Flat pricing, gummies and no medication auto-billing are the upsides.
Best if: You want oral or gummy options and control over monthly reorders
Flat all-inclusive pricing with oral or injectable choice and the cheapest verified tirzepatide on a 12-month plan ($167). Month-to-month is pricier.
Best if: You want oral or injectable, community support, and can commit 6–12 months
Men-only program with human video coaching and labs included. A pending Novo Nordisk lawsuit and wide price variance across sources are material caveats.
Best if: Men who want coaching bundled in and labs included
Strongest insurance-navigation model on the list, aiming to cap branded GLP-1 near $25/mo with commercial coverage. The $89 membership excludes medication.
Best if: You have commercial insurance and want help getting brand-name covered
Unusually transparent about who prescribes and which pharmacies fill, but publishes only a "From $199" floor and treats all sales as final.
Best if: You value named prescribers and pharmacies and want oral options
Brand-new (August 2026) DTC program with microdose GLP-1 options and a longevity-peptide menu. No prices published and no track record yet.
Best if: You want microdose options and accept a brand with no history
Nutrition-program-first with GLP-1 access as an add-on. The $99–$129 fee excludes medication, and a reported BBB F rating is a red flag.
Best if: You want a full nutrition and meal-delivery program with medication as an add-on
Oral and injectable options with medication and support included. Check the renewal price and cancellation terms before signing up.
Best if: Comparing oral and injectable plans without a separate membership fee
Prices verified from each program's published pricing page on the date shown. Scores weigh price transparency, clinician access, medication options and public review record. doiqualify. does not approve or prescribe — eligibility and every prescribing decision sits with each program's licensed clinician. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved products.
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