Brand-nameInsurance support
Ro Body
Ro
Brand-name GLP-1s with a dedicated insurance team that files prior authorisations for you
- Membership
- from $74/mo
- Medication
- Billed separately
Publishes7/12 terms
GLP-1
GLP-1 medication, without the marketing
This is the only category on the site where the underlying medications have large randomised trials behind them. That makes it more important to understand what they do, what they cost, and how much the company selling them to you is actually doing.
Start here
Seven guides covering the things that actually determine whether this goes well. No products in them.
Prescription
Semaglutide vs tirzepatide: what the head-to-head trial actually found
Two drugs, two mechanisms, and one direct comparison trial. What the evidence shows about weight loss, side effects, and why the bigger number isn't automatically the right choice for you.
10 min read
PrescriptionBrand-name vs compounded GLP-1s: the distinction that matters most
Compounded semaglutide is not a generic. It is a different regulatory category with different guarantees — and the rules changed substantially in 2025. Here is what the difference actually means.
11 min read
PrescriptionWhat GLP-1 treatment actually costs: every fee, itemised
Membership fees, medication cost, labs, dose escalation and the introductory pricing that expires. How to work out your real twelve-month number before you commit.
9 min read
PrescriptionWho is actually eligible for GLP-1 weight loss medication
The BMI thresholds on the label, the contraindications that rule people out entirely, and the histories that warrant a longer conversation than an online intake form will give you.
8 min read
PrescriptionGLP-1 side effects: what's common, what's serious, and what to do
The gastrointestinal effects almost everyone gets, the rare complications worth knowing the warning signs for, and the practical things that make titration more bearable.
10 min read
PrescriptionStoring and shipping GLP-1 medication without ruining it
Refrigeration requirements, how long these drugs tolerate room temperature, what to do when a cold-chain package arrives warm, and how to travel with an injectable.
7 min read
PrescriptionInsurance, HSA and FSA for GLP-1 medication
Why coverage is so inconsistent, how prior authorisation and step therapy work, what to do when you're denied, and which of these costs you can pay with pre-tax dollars.
9 min read
The provider directory
461 online GLP-1 providers, with what each one publishes about pricing, medication and terms — and explicit gaps where they publish nothing.
Brand-nameInsurance support
Hims & Hers Weight Loss
Hims & Hers Health
Membership plus separately-priced medication tiers, with unusually clear HSA/FSA guidance
- Membership
- from $149/mo
- Medication
- Billed separately
Publishes6/12 terms
Brand-nameInsurance support
WeightWatchers Clinic (Med+)
WW International
FDA-approved medication only, wrapped in the behavioural programme WeightWatchers already ran
- Membership
- from $74/mo
- Medication
- Billed separately
Publishes5/12 terms
Brand-nameCompoundedInsurance support
Found
Found Health
Offers both compounded and brand-name routes, plus a Medicare Part D bridge programme
- Membership
- Not published
- Medication
- Not published
Publishes5/12 terms
Brand-nameCompoundedInsurance support
Mochi Health
Mochi Health
Flat membership with medication billed separately, and clear on-page compounding disclosure
- Membership
- from $79/mo
- Medication
- Billed separately
Publishes7/12 terms
Compounded
Ivím Health
Ivím Health
Compounded-focused, with prepaid multi-month medication pricing and a published returns policy
- Membership
- from $75/mo
- Medication
- Billed separately
Publishes5/12 terms
Supplements
A separate category with separate rules. No supplement is equivalent to a prescription GLP-1, and these pages explain what the ingredient evidence does and does not support.
GLP-1 support supplements
Fibre, probiotics and berberine are the ingredients behind most of this category. Some have real research; none of it approaches what the prescription medications do. We explain both halves.
Narrow it down
Filtered on facts providers publish about themselves — not ranked by quality, because none of these have been tested.
Providers offering brand-name, FDA-approved GLP-1s
The providers in our directory that publish access to FDA-approved GLP-1 medication rather than compounded alternatives.
Providers offering compounded GLP-1 medication
Providers that publish compounded semaglutide, tirzepatide or liraglutide, and what you should establish before using one.
Providers offering semaglutide
Every provider in our directory publishing a semaglutide route, brand-name or compounded, with published pricing where we could verify it.
Providers offering tirzepatide
Every provider in our directory publishing a tirzepatide route, brand-name or compounded, with published pricing where we could verify it.
Lowest published ongoing cost
GLP-1 providers sorted by the lowest ongoing monthly membership fee they publish — not by introductory offers.
Providers that publish insurance support
Providers publishing insurance coverage checks, prior authorisation help or benefits-channel access.
Providers that disclose the most
Ranked by how many standard terms each provider publishes openly — pricing, refunds, cancellation, labs, pharmacy and more.
Providers with no separate membership fee
Providers that charge for the medication or the visit only, without a recurring membership on top.
Providers that publish what happens with lab work
The providers that state whether lab work is required, included or billed separately.
Providers that name the pharmacy filling your prescription
The providers that say which pharmacy actually makes and dispenses the medication, rather than referring to an unnamed partner.
Providers that actually bill insurance
The providers that bill insurance or work in-network, in a market that is overwhelmingly cash-pay by design.
Providers that mention Medicare
Providers that publish something about Medicare — coverage, the bridge programme, or prior authorisation help.
Providers offering oral and needle-free GLP-1 options
Providers publishing a route that does not involve a weekly injection — approved oral products and compounded sublingual preparations alike.
Providers that publish who qualifies
The providers that state the clinical criteria they apply before you begin an intake, including the BMI thresholds.
Providers that include lab work in the price
Providers stating that baseline or follow-up lab work is covered by what you pay, rather than billed on top.
Providers you can see in person
Providers operating physical clinics or requiring an in-person examination, rather than delivering everything through an app.
Providers that file your prior authorisation
Providers stating they will submit prior authorisation to your insurer, and whether they charge for it.
Providers with obesity medicine specialists
The handful of providers here whose clinicians hold certification in obesity medicine — the subspecialty that actually covers this treatment.
Manufacturer-direct and self-pay pharmacy channels
Routes that go through the drug manufacturer's own pharmacy rather than a telehealth subscription or a compounding pharmacy.
Providers that publish refund or cancellation terms
The providers that state publicly what happens if you stop — before you have handed over any money.
What the directory shows
- Providers researched
- 461
- Publish a brand-name route
- 113
- Publish a compounded route
- 134
The numbers overlap, because several providers publish both. Which one you are actually prescribed is the most consequential detail in this entire category, and it is frequently not settled until after you have paid. Read why it matters.