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One starting price. Several different purchases.

Our comparison of 25 GLP-1 provider offers shows why a membership fee, medication package and refill price need different context.

By Daniel ReedUpdated

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25services in this sample
6without a clear single price reference
October 2026source review

What the comparison shows

A headline price is often a price for one component of care. Some services separate membership and medication; others describe a medication package. Even when both prices use the word “month,” the commitment, renewal schedule and supply period can differ. Sorting those figures from low to high would obscure what the reader is actually buying.

In 6 of our 25 reviewed offers, we could not establish one sufficiently clear price reference. This is an observation about the public information available for this sample, not a finding about clinical quality or the whole GLP-1 market.

How we assembled the sample

We selected services from our provider directory for detailed review and read their public offer pages, pricing FAQs and relevant terms. This is a convenience sample, not a random or exhaustive market survey. Each row identifies one reference offer; it does not represent every product or plan sold by that service. We did not purchase treatment, request personalized quotes or test care.

Our source links let you inspect the underlying offer. A numerical price is retained only with its published unit, scope and limitations. A missing total stays missing. Partner approval does not determine the order below; services are listed alphabetically. Availability, eligibility and personalized costs must be confirmed directly.

Published price references, checked October 12, 2026
ProviderPrice referenceWhat to clarifyEvidence
Amble$179/monthAdvertised one-month GLP-1 planLonger plans advertise lower equivalents; public page contains differing longer-term tables.Provider sourceFull review
Calibrate Health$199/monthMetabolic Reset membershipInitial 3-month commitment totals $597; medications and labs are extra.Provider sourceFull review
CoreAge Rx$79/monthAdvertised semaglutide starting priceProduct page shows $79; navigation still says $99. Confirm your checkout price and any consultation charge.Provider sourceFull review
EdenUnresolvedCurrent total requires confirmationGLP landing advertises bundled pricing; linked membership terms separately charge medication.Provider sourceFull review
Form Health$299/monthSelf-pay care planClinical and dietitian visits included; medication and lab costs are extra.Provider sourceFull review
Found$149/4 weeksBranded-plan cash-pay membershipOne-period plan; branded medication and applicable labs are extra. Other plans have different terms.Provider sourceFull review
FridaysUnresolvedRequest a current plan quoteConfirm medication, membership, renewal and any prepaid commitment together.Provider sourceFull review
FuturHealthUnresolvedConfirm the selected planA complete, current price for the selected treatment was not established by this review. Request the full initial and renewal quote.Provider sourceFull review
Hello Alpha$79/monthAlpha Plus+ care membershipMedication is additional. The lower Basic tier does not include weight-loss care.Provider sourceFull review
Henry Meds$179/monthAdvertised GLP-1 starting pricePrice varies with treatment plan and dose; multi-month obligations may remain after cancellation.Provider sourceFull review
Hers$149/monthOngoing weight-loss membership$39 introductory month; prescription cost is additional.Provider sourceFull review
Hims$149/monthOngoing weight-loss membership$39 first month. Medication is extra and may be billed monthly or upfront.Provider sourceFull review
Ivím Health$75/monthAdvertised ongoing membershipFirst membership month advertised free; medication offers and commitments are separate.Provider sourceFull review
LifeMD$75/monthCash-pay weight-management care fromMedication is additional unless explicitly included; insurance care prices differ.Provider sourceFull review
Mochi Health$79/monthStandard monthly membershipMedication is priced separately. Prepaid membership plans have different upfront costs.Provider sourceFull review
Noom Med$99/month equivalentBranded-medication telehealth plan$39 introduction; then $99/month billed quarterly. Medication is not included.Provider sourceFull review
PlushCare$19.99/monthMonthly platform membershipVisits, medication and labs cost extra. The advertised first membership month is free.Provider sourceFull review
Pomegranate HealthUnresolvedConfirm the selected planA complete, current price for the selected treatment was not established by this review. Request the full initial and renewal quote.Provider sourceFull review
QuickMD$99/visitWeight-loss consultationMedication is separate. A per-visit fee is not a monthly treatment price; follow-up frequency changes the care budget.Provider sourceFull review
Remedy MedsUnresolvedConfirm the selected planA complete, current price for the selected treatment was not established by this review. Request the full initial and renewal quote.Provider sourceFull review
Ro$149/monthOngoing monthly membershipMedication costs extra. $39 introductory month; lower membership rates require prepayment.Provider sourceFull review
Sesame CareUnresolvedConfirm your plan’s billing intervalPublished short-plan wording mixes $99/month with billing every 28 days. Medication is separate.Provider sourceFull review
Shed$199/advertised monthOne-month semaglutide offerTerms allow 28-day or monthly billing. Six/12-month plans provide 24/48 weeks; confirm exact billing.Provider sourceFull review
Strut Health$149/auto-refillInjectable semaglutide starting offerExact refill quantity and cadence should be confirmed; other formulations have separate prices.Provider sourceFull review
WeightWatchers Clinic$74/month12-month Med+ plan after introduction$25 first month; $74 monthly for the rest of the 12-month term. GLP-1 medication is extra.Provider sourceFull review

Download the source-linked pricing dataset (JSON). Each record retains its billing unit, scope and limitations.

The billing period changes the comparison

Thirteen 28-day periods cover 364 days. At an illustrative $100 per period, that is $1,300, compared with $1,200 for twelve $100 calendar-month payments. This arithmetic isolates the billing cadence; it is not a medication quote or an estimate of treatment duration. A prepaid “monthly equivalent” also needs the total upfront payment beside it.

Use these findings to compare your own quote

Write down the exact product, care fee, medication charge, required extras, amount due today and next renewal. Keep an unanswered item visible until the service confirms it. A cheaper care membership can accompany a more expensive prescription, and a package price can depend on a longer commitment.

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Limitations and corrections

Public pages can conflict or change. We record discrepancies in the individual reviews and do not treat a marketing claim as evidence of clinical outcomes. These findings apply to the cited offers at review time. If you find a changed term, contact GLP1 Rank with the page and exact offer so it can be checked.

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