Our top pick
Peak Wellness
Best overall
A no-frills cash-pay provider with fair ongoing prices and no contract. You cancel by emailing them, which is fine but a step behind the…
On Peak Wellness's websiteBest GLP-1 weight loss providers of November 2026
How we analyzed
We scored 19 GLP-1 weight loss providers on 10 weighted criteria, from real 12-month cost to clinical oversight, using each provider's own published pages. Prices are re-read every week and every one is dated. Nobody can pay for a higher position. Read our methodology.
10criteria
- 20%Pricing transparency
- 15%Total annual cost
- 15%Clinical oversight
- 10%Pharmacy transparency
- 10%Delivery
- 10%Customer reviews
- 5%Website clarity
- 5%Support
- 5%Regulatory disclosure
- 5%Accessibility
Our top picks
Eden
Best for a lower monthly price
Eden's big selling point is a flat price: about $99 a month for compounded semaglutide and $129 for tirzepatide at every dose, which…
On Eden's websiteShed
Best for all-in-one GLP-1 care online
Shed is the needle-free option: compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as drops or lozenges. Good idea for the injection-averse; the…
On Shed's websiteRo
Best for brand-name GLP-1, cash pay
Ro sells a Ro Body membership ($39 first month, then $74 to $149 a month by plan) plus separately billed brand-name GLP-1 medication. The…
On Ro's websiteThe 19 best GLP-1 weight loss providers
1. Peak Wellness
Peak Wellness
3.6GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best overall
- 12-month cost$1,980
- Monthly costabout $165/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$165/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
A no-frills cash-pay provider with fair ongoing prices and no contract. You cancel by emailing them, which is fine but a step behind the one-click portals.
Pros
- HSA/FSA eligible
- Compounded options at a lower price
- Cancel anytime
- Free shipping
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
2. Eden
Eden
3.5GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for a lower monthly price
- 12-month cost$1,188
- Monthly costabout $99/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$99/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Eden's big selling point is a flat price: about $99 a month for compounded semaglutide and $129 for tirzepatide at every dose, which matters once you titrate up. Service is competent and asynchronous; shipping and support are ordinary.
Pros
- HSA/FSA eligible
- Compounded options at a lower price
- Cancel anytime
- Free shipping
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
3. Shed
Shed
3.1GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for all-in-one GLP-1 care online
- 12-month cost$1,908
- Monthly costabout $159/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$125/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Shed is the needle-free option: compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as drops or lozenges. Good idea for the injection-averse; the two-month minimum and add-on coaching fee are the catches.
Pros
- HSA/FSA eligible
- Compounded options at a lower price
- Brand-name medication available
- Free shipping
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
4. Ro
Ro
3.1GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for brand-name GLP-1, cash pay
- 12-month cost$4,476
- Monthly costabout $373/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$74/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Ro sells a Ro Body membership ($39 first month, then $74 to $149 a month by plan) plus separately billed brand-name GLP-1 medication. The two separate charges drive most of the annual cost and most customer complaints.
Pros
- Membership and per-dose prices on one pricing page
- Provider approves before any medication charge
- Large Trustpilot volume at 3.9
Cons
- Membership and medication billed separately (about $4,500+/yr)
- No HSA/FSA cards or installments
- Pharmacy type, shipping cost and cold-chain not published
5. Mochi Health
Mochi Health
3.0GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for low-cost compounded GLP-1
- 12-month cost$1,308
- Monthly costfrom about $109/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$49/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Mochi Health sells a membership ($79 month to month, $49 a month on a 12-month plan) plus brand-name and compounded GLP-1 medication priced by dose, with shipping included. It publishes clear membership tiers and has strong Trustpilot reviews, but doesn't name its pharmacies or publish shipping times.
Pros
- Clear membership tiers before signup
- Trustpilot 4.5 from 20,000+ reviews
- 24/7 support by phone and chat
Cons
- Pharmacies and 503A/503B status not named
- Ship time and cold-chain not published
- Cancel only by app or phone; $75 missed-visit fee in Terms
6. GobyMeds
GobyMeds
3.0GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for a lower monthly price
- 12-month cost$1,996
- Monthly costabout $166/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$100/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Cheap and simple. GobyMeds undercuts most of the market on semaglutide, but you'll prepay for starter bundles and there isn't much published about support or shipping, do your homework.
Pros
- HSA/FSA eligible
- Compounded options at a lower price
- No subscription or membership
- Free shipping
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
- Fees already paid are not refunded
7. Found
Found
2.9GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for all-in-one GLP-1 care online
- 12-month cost$1,788
- Monthly costfrom about $149/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$79/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Found wraps the medication in a coaching program with a community element, which suits people who want structure. Prices are reasonable, but delivery is the slowest on this list and there is no cold-chain promise.
Pros
- Works with insurance for some costs
- Compounded options at a lower price
- Coaching included
Cons
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
8. Walgreens Weight Management
Walgreens Weight Management
2.8GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for brand-name meds or using insurance
- 12-month cost$1,837
- Monthly costfrom about $153/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$49/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Walgreens keeps it simple: a $49 visit, a brand-name prescription, and pick-up at the store. No subscription is the appeal; the lack of insurance help is the drawback.
Pros
- Brand-name medication available
- No subscription or membership
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
9. Noom Med
Noom Med
2.8GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for coaching and habit change
- 12-month cost$2,048
- Monthly costfrom about $171/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$129/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Noom Med is Noom's habit-change app with a prescription attached. If you already like Noom it is a natural step; if you just want the medication, the membership-plus-12-week-billing structure is clumsier and dearer than it looks.
Pros
- Cancel anytime
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
10. Fridays
Fridays
2.8GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for a lower monthly price
- 12-month cost$1,800
- Monthly costfrom about $150/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$150/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Fridays is a straightforward compounded provider that competes on price with TrimRx and MEDVi. Its pricing moves around, so treat any number you see as a snapshot.
Pros
- Compounded options at a lower price
- Brand-name medication available
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
- Fees already paid are not refunded
11. LifeMD
LifeMD
2.7GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for brand-name meds or using insurance
- 12-month cost$4,066
- Monthly costfrom about $339/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$75/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
LifeMD is a dependable, middle-of-the-road telehealth option: video visits, nationwide licensing and clear pricing. Nothing special on shipping or support hours, and it costs more than Ro or Mochi for the same medication.
Pros
- Brand-name medication available
- Cancel anytime
Cons
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
- Fees already paid are not refunded
12. Sesame Care
Sesame Care
2.5GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for all-in-one GLP-1 care online
- 12-month cost$4,896
- Monthly costabout $408/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$11/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Sesame lets you pick a clinician at a fixed visit price and buy brand-name GLP-1s at transparent rates. Add the membership and it costs a little more than Amazon, but you get more choice of provider.
Pros
- Brand-name medication available
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
- Fees already paid are not refunded
13. Calibrate
Calibrate
2.5GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for coaching and habit change
- 12-month cost$2,688
- Monthly costfrom about $224/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$25/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Calibrate is a serious, structured program with coaching and labs, and a year-long commitment. It only works with brand-name drugs and assumes your insurance will cover them. Excellent if that describes you; otherwise it's a lot of money.
Pros
- Works with insurance for some costs
- HSA/FSA eligible
- Coaching included
Cons
- Has a minimum commitment
14. WeightWatchers Clinic
WeightWatchers Clinic
2.4GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for coaching and habit change
- 12-month costnot published
- Monthly costfrom $74/mo
- Lowest plan price$74/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
WeightWatchers bought Sequence and turned it into its Clinic. You get WW's program, community and app alongside a prescriber who works your insurance for brand-name drugs. No compounded option, so cash-pay patients will find it expensive.
Pros
- Works with insurance for some costs
Cons
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
- Has a minimum commitment
15. Knownwell
Knownwell
2.4GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for brand-name meds or using insurance
- 12-month costnot published
- Monthly costfrom $149/mo
- Lowest plan price$149/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Knownwell treats weight as part of primary care rather than a product. If you have insurance and live near a clinic, it is one of the most sensible routes to brand-name medication with proper oversight.
Pros
- Works with insurance for some costs
- No subscription or membership
Cons
- Medication costs extra on top of the program fee
16. Ivím Health
Ivím Health
2.4GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for a lower monthly price
- 12-month cost$1,680
- Monthly costfrom about $140/mo all-in
- Lowest plan price$65/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Ivím gets you started cheaply, but dose-based pricing means the bill can more than double over a course of treatment. Fine if you stay on a low dose; compare the top-dose number, not the entry one.
Pros
- Compounded options at a lower price
Cons
- Fees already paid are not refunded
17. MEDVi
MEDVi
1.6GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for all-in-one GLP-1 care online
- 12-month costnot published
- Monthly costfrom $99/mo
- Lowest plan price$99/mo
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
MEDVi keeps it simple, no membership, both semaglutide and tirzepatide, oral or injectable. The catch is the promo pricing: the first-month number is far lower than what you'll actually pay from month two.
Pros
- Free shipping
Cons
- No insurance for the program (self-pay)
- Price not shown before you start
18. Lark Health
Lark Health
1.2GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for coaching and habit change
- 12-month costnot published
- Monthly costprice not published
- Lowest plan pricenot published
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Lark is an always-on AI coach with a GLP-1 track bolted on. It is free for many through work benefits, and that is the right way to get it; it is not something most people should pay for out of pocket.
Pros
- Works with insurance for some costs
- Coaching included
- 24/7 support
Cons
19. Omada Health
Omada Health
0.9GLP One Reviews
rating out of 5
rating out of 5
Best for coaching and habit change
- 12-month costnot published
- Monthly costprice not published
- Lowest plan pricenot published
- Prices checkedNov 13, 2026
Our take
Omada is the gold standard of digital lifestyle coaching and has a dedicated track for people on GLP-1s. It will not prescribe for you, and you generally access it through an employer or health plan, check whether yours offers it.
Pros
- Coaching included
Cons
- Only available through an employer or health plan
- Price not shown before you start
Comparison at a glance
| Provider | Our rating | Best for | 12-month cost | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peak Wellness | 3.6/5 | A lower monthly price | $1,980 | Visit site |
| Eden | 3.5/5 | A lower monthly price | $1,188 | Visit site |
| Shed | 3.1/5 | All-in-one GLP-1 care online | $1,908 | Visit site |
| Ro | 3.1/5 | Brand-name GLP-1, cash pay | $4,476 | Visit site |
| Mochi Health | 3.0/5 | Low-cost compounded GLP-1 | $1,308 | Visit site |
| GobyMeds | 3.0/5 | A lower monthly price | $1,996 | Visit site |
| Found | 2.9/5 | All-in-one GLP-1 care online | $1,788 | Visit site |
| Walgreens Weight Management | 2.8/5 | Brand-name meds or using insurance | $1,837 | Visit site |
| Noom Med | 2.8/5 | Coaching and habit change | $2,048 | Visit site |
| Fridays | 2.8/5 | A lower monthly price | $1,800 | Visit site |
| LifeMD | 2.7/5 | Brand-name meds or using insurance | $4,066 | Visit site |
| Sesame Care | 2.5/5 | All-in-one GLP-1 care online | $4,896 | Visit site |
| Calibrate | 2.5/5 | Coaching and habit change | $2,688 | Visit site |
| WeightWatchers Clinic | 2.4/5 | Coaching and habit change | — | Visit site |
| Knownwell | 2.4/5 | Brand-name meds or using insurance | — | Visit site |
| Ivím Health | 2.4/5 | A lower monthly price | $1,680 | Visit site |
| MEDVi | 1.6/5 | All-in-one GLP-1 care online | — | Visit site |
| Lark Health | 1.2/5 | Coaching and habit change | — | Visit site |
| Omada Health | 0.9/5 | Coaching and habit change | — | Visit site |
How to choose a provider
Start with what matters most to you. These are the things we weigh, from most to least important:
- Pricing transparency 20% of the score
Full price shown before signup; fees, billing basis and dose policy stated - Total annual cost 15% of the score
12 months at maintenance dose with every fee (membership, program, shipping) - Clinical oversight 15% of the score
Named prescriber or medical group; clinician review before dispensing; follow-up described - Pharmacy transparency 10% of the score
Dispensing pharmacy named; 503A/503B stated; license checkable - Delivery 10% of the score
Stated ship time, shipping cost, cold-chain handling, tracking - Customer reviews 10% of the score
Trustpilot/Google/BBB rating and volume from real customers; recent trend - Website clarity 5% of the score
Price, terms and cancellation found within 2 clicks; no hidden conditions - Support 5% of the score
Support hours and channels; coaching or nutrition help described - Regulatory disclosure 5% of the score
Says plainly when a drug is compounded and not FDA-approved; no unsupported claims - Accessibility 5% of the score
States served, payment options (HSA/FSA, installments), easy cancellation
Scores come from each provider's own pages, re-checked weekly. Where our checks find something a provider's site doesn't say, we adjust the score and add an editor's note. Full methodology.
Frequently asked questions
How do you rank providers?
Each provider gets a score out of 100 from 10 weighted criteria. The order always follows the score.
How often is this updated?
We re-check prices and terms every week, and every price shows the date we read it.
Do you earn money from these links?
Yes, some links pay us a commission. It never changes a score or the order.
Are compounded GLP-1 medications FDA-approved?
No. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved and are not the same as Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound or Mounjaro.