Independent program comparison
Online GLP-1 Providers 2026: Compare Programs, Costs, and Policies
A source-based comparison of 10 online GLP-1 programs using the same consumer-focused criteria, with provider-specific verification dates and no treatment-quality ranking.
Completing an online assessment does not guarantee eligibility, treatment, a prescription, a particular medication, insurance coverage, or results.
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For exact price fields and billing qualifiers, use the GLP-1 program price comparison. This page is the program-selection comparison.
Quick comparison of 10 online GLP-1 providers
Provider-specific facts were refreshed from the source dates shown below. A later page-refresh date does not mean every provider changed on the same day.
| Criterion | Bodybuilding Health+ | Gala Health | HealthRX | SHED | SkinnyRx | Sprout Health | Strut Health | Trimi | Wellmedr | Willow |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medication model | Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. | Compounded GLP-1/GIP plus selected branded pathways. | Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. | Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide plus selected branded pathways. | Compounded injectable, tablet, and sublingual pathways plus selected branded options. | Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide in injection and selected tablet pathways. | Compounded oral and injectable semaglutide and tirzepatide. | Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. | Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide plus selected branded pathways. | Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide in injectable and oral/sublingual pathways. |
| Pricing structure | One- and multi-month bundles; official pages currently conflict on some semaglutide totals. | Starting monthly-equivalent pricing tied to longer plans; different public pages show different entry figures. | True monthly plus 3-, 6-, and 12-month plans with separate introductory and renewal amounts. | Month-to-month and longer plans; lower monthly equivalents require longer commitments. | Starting or “as low as” pricing varies by formulation and product page. | Month-to-month pricing with a current first-month discount; no minimum contract stated on the current program page. | Route-specific auto-refill pricing; current hub and individual product pages are not fully synchronized. | Monthly, quarterly, six-month, and annual options; lowest monthly equivalents require annual prepayment. | Headline starting prices appear alongside a 21-day recurring plan and prepaid multi-month structures that do not map cleanly to one ordinary monthly price. | Starts at a monthly subscription price that may vary by dosage and prescription. |
| Pharmacy transparency | Licensed U.S. partner pharmacies described; default names not clearly published. | Licensed compounding pharmacies described; the individual dispenser should be confirmed. | A U.S.-licensed 503A pharmacy is described but not publicly named on reviewed pages. | Terms name pharmacy partners, but the dispenser for an individual prescription can vary. | Licensed partner pharmacies described; individual dispenser not clearly identified before assignment. | Affiliated licensed U.S. pharmacies described; the assigned pharmacy should be confirmed. | U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacies described and pharmacy choice is offered; assigned dispenser not clearly named before assignment. | VialsRx and GreenwichRx are named as 503A pharmacy partners. | Licensed U.S. pharmacies described; no fixed dispensing pharmacy is named for every order. | Partner-pharmacy fulfillment is described; confirm the pharmacy assigned to the prescription. |
| Cancellation or refund issue to verify | Terms use strict final-sale language and do not clearly explain unused future months of prepaid bundles. | Plan-specific cancellation and refund terms should be matched to the exact offer selected at checkout. | One-click cancellation and unshipped-dose refunds are stated, but the 30-day guarantee is not fully reconciled with final-sale language after dispensing or shipment. | Longer plans have minimum-term and timing rules; renewal after the minimum term can occur at the then-current standard rate. | Refund timing can become restrictive once clinician review and fulfillment begin. | Current program page says refunds are unavailable after the prescription is processed and sent to the pharmacy. | Cancellation or suspension timing matters once the next shipment enters processing; prescription products generally cannot be returned after pharmacy dispatch. | Orders become final and nonrefundable after prescription issuance; the six-month promise has conditions. | Refund eligibility is tied to Medication Fulfillment Start and prepaid-plan allocation rules; promotional guarantee language does not fully align with the detailed policy. | Current FAQ says cancellation should be submitted at least two business days before the next processing date; a full refund is stated if cancellation occurs before the prescription is sent to the pharmacy. |
| Last fact check used here | Sep. 14, 2026 | Sep. 15, 2026 | Sep. 4, 2026 | Sep. 15, 2026 | Aug. 2, 2026 — recheck before relying on a price | Sep. 15, 2026 | Sep. 15, 2026 | Sep. 2, 2026 | Sep. 7, 2026 | Sep. 15, 2026 |
Bodybuilding Health+
- Medication model
- Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide.
- Pricing structure
- One- and multi-month bundles; official pages currently conflict on some semaglutide totals.
- Pharmacy transparency
- Licensed U.S. partner pharmacies described; default names not clearly published.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Terms use strict final-sale language and do not clearly explain unused future months of prepaid bundles.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 14, 2026
Gala Health
- Medication model
- Compounded GLP-1/GIP plus selected branded pathways.
- Pricing structure
- Starting monthly-equivalent pricing tied to longer plans; different public pages show different entry figures.
- Pharmacy transparency
- Licensed compounding pharmacies described; the individual dispenser should be confirmed.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Plan-specific cancellation and refund terms should be matched to the exact offer selected at checkout.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 15, 2026
HealthRX
- Medication model
- Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide.
- Pricing structure
- True monthly plus 3-, 6-, and 12-month plans with separate introductory and renewal amounts.
- Pharmacy transparency
- A U.S.-licensed 503A pharmacy is described but not publicly named on reviewed pages.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- One-click cancellation and unshipped-dose refunds are stated, but the 30-day guarantee is not fully reconciled with final-sale language after dispensing or shipment.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 4, 2026
SHED
- Medication model
- Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide plus selected branded pathways.
- Pricing structure
- Month-to-month and longer plans; lower monthly equivalents require longer commitments.
- Pharmacy transparency
- Terms name pharmacy partners, but the dispenser for an individual prescription can vary.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Longer plans have minimum-term and timing rules; renewal after the minimum term can occur at the then-current standard rate.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 15, 2026
SkinnyRx
- Medication model
- Compounded injectable, tablet, and sublingual pathways plus selected branded options.
- Pricing structure
- Starting or “as low as” pricing varies by formulation and product page.
- Pharmacy transparency
- Licensed partner pharmacies described; individual dispenser not clearly identified before assignment.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Refund timing can become restrictive once clinician review and fulfillment begin.
- Last fact check used here
- Aug. 2, 2026 — recheck before relying on a price
Sprout Health
- Medication model
- Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide in injection and selected tablet pathways.
- Pricing structure
- Month-to-month pricing with a current first-month discount; no minimum contract stated on the current program page.
- Pharmacy transparency
- Affiliated licensed U.S. pharmacies described; the assigned pharmacy should be confirmed.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Current program page says refunds are unavailable after the prescription is processed and sent to the pharmacy.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 15, 2026
Strut Health
- Medication model
- Compounded oral and injectable semaglutide and tirzepatide.
- Pricing structure
- Route-specific auto-refill pricing; current hub and individual product pages are not fully synchronized.
- Pharmacy transparency
- U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacies described and pharmacy choice is offered; assigned dispenser not clearly named before assignment.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Cancellation or suspension timing matters once the next shipment enters processing; prescription products generally cannot be returned after pharmacy dispatch.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 15, 2026
Trimi
- Medication model
- Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide.
- Pricing structure
- Monthly, quarterly, six-month, and annual options; lowest monthly equivalents require annual prepayment.
- Pharmacy transparency
- VialsRx and GreenwichRx are named as 503A pharmacy partners.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Orders become final and nonrefundable after prescription issuance; the six-month promise has conditions.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 2, 2026
Wellmedr
- Medication model
- Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide plus selected branded pathways.
- Pricing structure
- Headline starting prices appear alongside a 21-day recurring plan and prepaid multi-month structures that do not map cleanly to one ordinary monthly price.
- Pharmacy transparency
- Licensed U.S. pharmacies described; no fixed dispensing pharmacy is named for every order.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Refund eligibility is tied to Medication Fulfillment Start and prepaid-plan allocation rules; promotional guarantee language does not fully align with the detailed policy.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 7, 2026
Willow
- Medication model
- Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide in injectable and oral/sublingual pathways.
- Pricing structure
- Starts at a monthly subscription price that may vary by dosage and prescription.
- Pharmacy transparency
- Partner-pharmacy fulfillment is described; confirm the pharmacy assigned to the prescription.
- Cancellation or refund issue to verify
- Current FAQ says cancellation should be submitted at least two business days before the next processing date; a full refund is stated if cancellation occurs before the prescription is sent to the pharmacy.
- Last fact check used here
- Sep. 15, 2026
Provider order is alphabetical. No treatment-quality ranking or score is active.
How we compare online GLP-1 programs
We apply the same questions to every provider:
- What medication category is actually offered?
- What is charged today, and what is the full financial commitment?
- Is medication included when prescribed?
- Who performs the clinical review?
- Is the dispensing pharmacy identified before fulfillment?
- Where is the relevant clinician and pharmacy pathway available?
- What follow-up or messaging is included?
- Are laboratory requirements and costs clear?
- What is the cancellation deadline?
- When does a payment or prescription become nonrefundable?
We do not assign treatment-quality scores, predict outcomes, or assume that one provider is suitable for every person.
Pricing belongs in a separate matrix
The old version of this page repeated a large provider-price table. That made the program comparison and the price comparison compete to maintain the same commercial facts.
The current architecture separates those jobs:
- This page: care model, medication model, transparency, availability, support, and policy friction.
- GLP-1 program price comparison: current advertised prices, billing cadence, upfront commitments, renewal amounts, and price conflicts.
- GLP-1 cost without insurance guide: how to calculate and compare real self-pay cost without duplicating the provider price database.
That separation makes it easier to update a commercial fact once and explain it consistently everywhere else.
Provider notes
Bodybuilding Health+
Bodybuilding Health+ describes independent U.S.-licensed clinician review and compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide pathways. Its strongest current caution is commercial clarity: official pages display conflicting prices for some of the same supply lengths, default pharmacy partners are not clearly named publicly, and the Terms use strict final-sale language without clearly explaining unused future months of prepaid bundles.
Read the Bodybuilding Health+ review or see the detailed cost analysis.
Gala Health
Gala advertises compounded GLP-1/GIP care and selected branded pathways with licensed providers in all 50 states. Current pages show a $179 monthly-equivalent figure tied to a yearly subscription while another official page describes a $199 monthly figure with a three-month plan. Treat the exact plan, medication, and checkout total as the controlling commercial terms.
Read the Gala Health review or see Gala cost details.
HealthRX
HealthRX publishes true monthly and multi-month compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide pricing, separate introductory amounts, and displayed renewal prices. It describes independent clinician review, provider messaging, dose management, refill coordination, medication when prescribed, and shipping. The affiliated 503A pharmacy is described but not publicly named on the reviewed pages.
Read the HealthRX review or see HealthRX cost details.
SHED
SHED offers compounded and selected branded pathways. Its current semaglutide pricing page shows a $199 month-to-month figure and a lower monthly equivalent on a 12-month plan. Current Terms include multi-month minimum-term rules and conversion to then-current standard rates after the minimum term unless canceled.
Read the SHED review or see SHED cost details.
SkinnyRx
SkinnyRx offers several compounded formulations and selected branded pathways. The most recent Care Path Compare commercial verification for the static comparison is older than the other rows, so readers should confirm the current formulation, dose pricing, renewal terms, pharmacy, and refund cutoff directly before paying.
Read the SkinnyRx review or see SkinnyRx cost details.
Sprout Health
Sprout Health currently states $299 per month for compounded semaglutide and $349 per month for compounded tirzepatide, with a $50 first-month promotion on the reviewed page. It describes clinician evaluation, follow-up, messaging, medication when prescribed, and shipping as included. The current page states that refunds are unavailable once a prescription is processed and sent to the pharmacy.
Read the Sprout Health review or see Sprout Health cost details.
Strut Health
Strut offers oral and injectable compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide pathways. Current pages are not fully synchronized: the main weight-loss hub still shows some lower starting auto-refill figures while individual product pages show different 30-day prices. Confirm the selected route and checkout amount rather than assuming every Strut GLP-1 option shares one price.
Read the Strut Health weight-loss review or see Strut cost details.
Trimi
Trimi publishes monthly, quarterly, six-month, and annual options for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Its lowest monthly equivalents require annual upfront payment. Trimi names VialsRx and GreenwichRx as pharmacy partners and says medication, clinician access, supplies, messaging, and shipping are included. Refund rights become much narrower after prescription issuance.
Read the Trimi review or see Trimi cost details.
Wellmedr
Wellmedr’s current public pricing is commercially difficult to compare because headline monthly figures appear alongside a 21-day recurring plan and prepaid 3-, 6-, and 12-month structures. The detailed refund policy is more useful than the promotional guarantee language for understanding cancellation and refund exposure.
Read the Wellmedr review or see Wellmedr cost details.
Willow
Willow currently says its subscription starts at $299 per month and includes medication when prescribed, medical evaluation, physician access, Care Team support, and shipping. The current FAQ says the program auto-renews, cancellation should be submitted at least two business days before the next processing date, and a full refund is available if cancellation occurs before the prescription is sent to the pharmacy.
Read the Willow review or see Willow cost details.
Questions to ask before choosing a provider
Before paying, consider asking:
- What exact amount will be charged today?
- Is that price promotional, recurring, or a monthly equivalent of a prepaid plan?
- What is the next billing date and renewal amount?
- Which medication and formulation is being considered?
- Which licensed clinician will review the intake?
- Which pharmacy will fill the prescription?
- Is that pharmacy licensed to serve the patient’s state?
- Are clinician visits, shipping, supplies, and any required labs included?
- What happens if the clinician does not approve treatment?
- At what point does the order become nonrefundable?
- How is unused prepaid time handled?
- How can the subscription be canceled, and how much advance notice is required?
For a provider-neutral framework that also includes weight-loss programs that do not center on GLP-1 medication, use our telehealth weight-loss program comparison guide.
Bottom line
A useful online GLP-1 comparison is not a single “best provider” list. The decisive differences are usually commercial and operational: what is charged now, whether the price requires prepayment, what medication model is used, how the clinical review works, whether the pharmacy is identifiable, where the program can operate, and what happens when a user wants to cancel.
Use the price matrix for current advertised cost fields, then open the provider review or cost page for the program-specific evidence behind that row.