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Best for: Custom compounded regimens
Last verified: 7/23/2026
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All major telehealth programs providing Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and compounded GLP-1s, ranked by real pricing, insurance options, state availability, and honest reviews. Answer a 90 second questionnaire to see your top three matches.
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Best for: Custom compounded regimens
Last verified: 7/23/2026
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Best for: Simple cash-pay compounded plans
Last verified: 8/11/2026
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STRAIGHT FROM YOUR COMMUNITY
We pulled candid takes from Reddit threads, Trustpilot, Forbes Health, USA Today and other independent review sites — so you see the good, the messy, and the surprises before you sign up.
"Best experience I have had with telehealth, period. My dose changes were handled in a day and labs were ordered locally without extra charge."
"Honestly the best value I priced out. Everything bundled, no labs upcharge, and shipping was three days each refill."
"Six months in, zero shipping problems, refill reminders show up on time, and cold-chain packaging has been perfect every time even in Phoenix summer heat."
"Straight from the source at a price that finally made sense. Refills have been on time every month."
"Branded only, insurance accepted, real pharmacist five minutes from my house. For me that beat every compounded offer."
"Down 18 pounds and paying less than half what my friend pays at a big-name telehealth brand."
Quotes are aggregated excerpts from publicly available review pages, attributed to their source. Names shown are anonymized initials, not the original poster's identity. Sentiment is one person's — your experience may differ.
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Cash-pay compounded programs starting around $149–$199/mo with the medication included.
Match me →Insurance-billed telehealth and primary-care options that can route branded meds through your plan.
Match me →See which providers actually prescribe Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or Zepbound — and which don't.
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No. CompareRx.org is an independent comparison site. Only a licensed clinician at the provider you choose can determine whether a GLP-1 is appropriate for you.
Our matching engine weighs your budget, medication preference, insurance situation, and stated priorities against each provider's real pricing, state availability, and features. See the About page for the full scoring breakdown.
We recheck each provider's pricing and program details regularly and record the last-verified date on every profile. GLP-1 pricing changes often, so always confirm the final quote on the provider's site before paying.
We aggregate candid takes from Reddit, Trustpilot, Forbes Health, USA Today and other independent review sites. Each quote links back to its original source. Reviewer names are anonymized initials.

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