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GLP-1 providers
Ranked by how many standard terms each provider publishes openly — pricing, refunds, cancellation, labs, pharmacy and more.
This is the one ranking on these pages we can make honestly without having tested anything, because it measures something objective: how many of twelve standard terms a company states publicly. It is a measure of transparency, not of quality — a company can disclose everything and still be a poor choice. But in a market where refund policies and pharmacy relationships are routinely hidden until after you have paid, a company willing to publish them has told you something about how it operates.
461 providers match this filter.
RenewMD, with clinical care delivered through OpenLoop Health, described as an independent licensed telehealth infrastructure provider
Includes baseline and follow-up labs in the price, names the panels, and explains exactly why it cannot serve Louisiana
Nimbus Healthcare, founded 2021 by Dr Jobby John, PharmD
Compounds in its own NABP-accredited Austin pharmacy, and publishes a flat no-refund policy to match
GobyMeds
No subscriptions at all, by written policy — every order is a separate purchase, and none of them are refundable
Novo Nordisk
The manufacturer's own savings and self-pay channel for Wegovy — no telehealth membership involved
Cora Health, with clinical services delivered through the Wasef Health provider network
Names both of its compounding pharmacies and publishes the whole price ladder, not a 'starting at' figure
Coby Health LLC, described as operating a marketplace and patient management system rather than providing medical or pharmacy services itself
Pay-as-you-go compounded GLP-1s with a published dose-by-dose price ladder and no subscription
Shapely
Insurance-first, with prior authorisation specialists and a compounded fallback — but only four states
Integrated Health Alliance (IHAC)
A $129 membership built on not marking up the prescription — the provider's income and your drug bill are deliberately separated
TeleDocs360 LLC, a platform providing administrative and support services, with medical care provided by physicians affiliated with Impact Health, an independent physician network
Names the exact doses where the price rises, and will not raise it without your written confirmation first
CareNow, an HCA Healthcare urgent care network founded 1993
A hospital-system urgent care network that bills insurance, publishes a self-pay menu, and requires an in-clinic physical exam
Phoenix NP, owned by Jenny Vu, NP, Arizona
$99 a month for the clinician, brand-name medication bought straight from the manufacturer, and the same nurse practitioner every visit
Pallas Health
Publishes the brand-name cash prices alongside its own compounded rates, and refunds in full if a clinician says no
DSO Fine Shrimp d/b/a CoreAgeRx (platform and administrative services). Medical services are provided by independently owned Professional Entities: M & D Integrations Inc d/b/a MD Integrations, MDI Medical Group P.C., and MD Integrations & Wellness Provider Group P.A.
Compounded semaglutide from $99 a month, with an unusually detailed refund policy
Fitish, a clean beauty brand founded by Jenna Owens, with a telehealth arm trading as Fitish RX
A skincare brand that added GLP-1s, with flat all-in pricing and an unusually honest answer on HSA cards
Kino Clinic
Tirzepatide only, at two doses, with lean-mass retention as the stated design goal
Midi Health
Menopause care in-network with most major insurers, with GLP-1s as one part of a midlife hormone plan
Enhance.MD
Includes metabolic lab testing every six months in the subscription — and sells a combined semaglutide-plus-tirzepatide formulation
Raeliva, described as operating alongside other Pacific Shores Research Group telehealth platforms including onlinesemaglutide.org
Flat pricing that holds at every dose, and a rare piece of honesty about where its patient numbers come from
Medivive, operated by TrueEval Medical Group, described as a licensed telehealth medical group practising across all fifty states
Starts with a 251-biomarker blood draw at your home and an AI analysis, before anything is prescribed
Houston Weight Loss Center, directed by John Bergeron, MD
Files your prior authorisation free, publishes a $149 cash price, and names the Medicare bridge programme
Ageless Center
$99 a week with free B12 shots, published BMI criteria, and the same prices at every location
Rixa Health
Publishes an oral semaglutide price ladder by exact milligram — and runs an adolescent programme worth questioning closely
Twenty Mile Medical
$45 a visit across 37 states, with GLP-1 support and refills rather than a medication subscription
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Brand-name GLP-1s with a dedicated insurance team that files prior authorisations for you
Same ordering. The number is how many of twelve standard terms each publishes.