Provider reviews
Honest, evidence-first reviews of the telehealth providers we track — what each service actually is, how the care model works, how transparent the pricing is, and who it’s (and isn’t) for. No fabricated scores; where we have a partnership we say so, and it never changes the verdict.
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- Breeze MedsPartnerFour rates, fifty states
Semaglutide starts at $199 by injection, and the oral tablet is priced above it rather than below.
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Care Bare RxPartnerSame price, both moleculesSemaglutide and tirzepatide cost the same $199 here. That is unusual.
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CoreAge RxPartner$99 advertised, checked AugustSemaglutide is advertised at $99 a month, on a row checked earlier than the rest of this group.
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Strut HealthPartnerBoth molecules, both formsFour advertised rates across two molecules, with an oral semaglutide at $99 a month.
Read our review- Synergy RxPartnerAll four rates published
Both molecules are priced in both forms, which most sellers in this category do not do.
Read our review - Apex MDAdditives inside the price
The weekly injection is sold with three additives, and what those additives do was not measured in the trials behind the drug.
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AVARA RxLower rate needs a codeThe lower tirzepatide figure requires a discount code, which makes it a condition rather than a standing rate.
Read our review- Bayan HealthSame price, two routes
An injection and an oral drop carry the same monthly figure here, which is the reverse of the usual pattern.
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BioGlow HealthLadder published in fullThe advertised figure is the first rung of a ladder this seller publishes in full, which is rarer than a low headline.
Read our review- Enhance MDFour-week cycle, not a month
Everything here is billed in four-week cycles, so a plan advertised by the month lands thirteen times a year rather than twelve.
Read our review - EverSlimVisit inside the price
The monthly figure covers the medication, the provider visit and the shipping, and it does not move as the dose does.
Read our review - Fidelity Medical ClinicFour doses, four weeks
Each order buys four doses over four weeks, so thirteen of them land in a calendar year.
Read our review - Harper MedsAll-inclusive, four-week fill
One charge covers the consultation, the prescription and the shipping, and the fill it buys runs four weeks rather than a calendar month.
Read our review - Idgie HealthSeller names the off-label part
This seller calls its own microdosing approach off-label on the page that sells it, which few in this category do.
Read our review - KERNX HealthConsult fee, three tiers
The consultation is priced as three named tiers and is charged only when treatment is approved.
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Liberty503B facility named as sourceThe preparation is sourced from a 503B outsourcing facility, which is a different regulatory category from a retail compounding pharmacy.
Read our review- NextMedsMembership is the price
The membership here is the product rather than a fee charged beside one, and it bundles four services.
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Pallas HealthBilled every twelve weeksThe monthly figure is an average the seller publishes itself: one discounted first month, then a charge every twelve weeks.
Read our review- PlushCareStarting dose only at $149
The advertised cash-pay figure buys the 0.25 mg starting dose, and every maintenance dose is priced above it.
Read our review - AlloyMedication plus required fee
Every figure at this seller is a medication rate plus a $99 monthly care fee charged alongside it.
Read our review - CollectiveMembership billed separately
The advertised rate is $59 a month, and the required annual membership brings the monthly figure to $76.
Read our review - EmbodyPromotional rate, listed rate higher
Two different monthly figures sit on this seller's own pages, and which one applies depends on a promotion.
Read our review - Lean MedsPrepay ladder, flat dosing
The rate a reader pays depends less on the dose than on how many months are paid for at once.
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MaximusBranded and compounded priced togetherCompounded semaglutide and the branded product are listed at the same monthly figure on this seller's plans.
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Trimi HealthAnnual plan, billed up frontBoth monthly figures here are an annual plan divided by twelve, charged in a single payment at the start.
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Not sure which to pick? Compare every seller side by side in the head-to-head comparisons, or browse the buyer’s guides.