Best GLP-1 Weight Loss Providers of 2026

embody is a low-cost, fully online way to get doctor-prescribed GLP-1 treatment: compounded semaglutide costs $69/month and compounded tirzepatide $119/month, with no insurance, hidden fees or clinic visits involved. You start with a health questionnaire that takes about 5 minutes. A medical practitioner then reviews your chart, which embody says usually happens within 24 hours and often in under 5. Approved orders ship in 1-2 days in tracked, insured, temperature-controlled packaging. embody is LegitScript-certified and fills prescriptions through US-based 503A compounding pharmacies. On Trustpilot, embody averages 3.8 from 9,604 reviews, a mixed-to-positive record. Recent reviews keep returning to two points. The first is proactive customer service: one tirzepatide patient writes, 'from my very first inquiry I've had excellent communication... customer service updated me every step.' The second is predictable pricing: 'Love the fact that there are no surprises as in costly up front cost.' An average of 3.8 also means some customers had bad experiences, so read both the positive and negative reviews before you decide, as you would with any provider.

altRx is one of the cheapest ways to start GLP-1 treatment online: compounded semaglutide (GLP-1) costs from $89/month and compounded tirzepatide (GLP-1 + GIP) from $149/month, and neither price rises as your dose goes up. The company markets itself as "the #1 most affordable GLP-1 program," and its published price list mostly supports the claim. altRx also keeps a real brand-name shelf, which few rivals do: Ozempic at $1,149, Zepbound at $1,249 and Wegovy at $1,579 per month. How it works: you take a short online assessment, a licensed provider (a physician, PA or nurse practitioner) reviews it, and if treatment is appropriate the prescription goes to a licensed US pharmacy. Shipping is free and takes about 5-7 days. You do not need insurance, Buy Now, Pay Later is offered, and you can pause or cancel at any time. Two caveats before you decide. First, delivery is slower than at 1-2 day providers such as embody and DirectMeds. Second, altRx's Trustpilot profile does not currently show an overall score. The individual reviews we quote here are genuine, but there is no independent average to compare with Medvi (4.3 from 14,987 reviews) or embody (3.8 from 9,604). One of the 4-star reviews we found mentions a refill 'yet to be fulfilled with zero reason as to why', which is worth weighing against the low price.

Eden sells compounded GLP-1 medication at a price that does not move: $99/month for semaglutide and $129/month for tirzepatide, in month one and every month after, at every dose. Eden's pricing page sums it up as 'the price you start with is the price you keep'. There is no membership, no annual plan and no long-term commitment. Care is doctor-guided with 24/7 human support, and Eden says its medication is made in the US under strict quality oversight. Signing up starts with a free assessment of about three minutes, and insurance is not required. Eden holds a 4.5 average from 4,917 Trustpilot reviews on a profile it claimed in June 2024. The newest reviews read like a list of support staff: 'Ann was a great help', 'MELANIE was fantastic!!', 'Sandra was super helpful!', 'Joanne with customer support was great'. Every one of the latest reviews we captured names the person who helped. A reviewer who moved over after a previous provider raised prices wrote that Eden's 'high ratings for fair pricing, customer service, and support of the doctors was the deciding factor for me, and they were spot on.' One thing you should know: in June 2026 the FDA sent Eden a warning letter about compounded GLP-1 marketing claims on its website. It was one of 25 letters sent to telehealth companies that month, and altRx received the same type of letter in that batch. The letter concerns marketing language, not a finding about the medication or patient safety. We mention it so you have the full picture, and as a reminder that no compounded GLP-1 from any provider is FDA-approved.

welludr has the lowest compounded GLP-1 prices in our ranking: semaglutide from $49/month and tirzepatide (GLP-1/GIP) from $89/month. Both ship every 4 weeks and cost the same at any dose. For patients who want brand-name medication, welludr also offers Ozempic and Zepbound. The company says more than 1,000,000 patients have used its GLP-1 medications. Treatment is fully online with no office visit. Board-certified specialists set your plan, a Medical Weight-Care Coach supports you throughout, and the program is backed by a weight-loss warranty. A standing offer lets you lock in $200 off every month, or $49/month for life on a 12-month plan. welludr averages 4.6 from 2,188 Trustpilot reviews, and the recent ones read like a record of helpful support. 'I filled out the intake and within 4 days had been approved and meds shipped and received,' one reviewer writes. Another says the team rebuilt her plan at a lower price when money got tight, with 'no pressure to accept it.' Two caveats: standard delivery takes 3-5 business days, slower than the 1-2 days at embody or DirectMeds, and the $49/month headline rate requires a 12-month plan.

ro gives you a simple, fully online path to prescription weight loss care. You consult a licensed provider from home, receive a GLP-1 prescription if appropriate, and get ongoing follow-ups and dose adjustments, with medication delivered through ro's integrated pharmacy. The weight loss program builds on the reputation ro has earned as one of the more established names in telehealth.

TrimRx (sometimes written TrimRx) charges $149/month for compounded semaglutide and $259/month for compounded tirzepatide, and its selling point is custom dosing rather than the lowest price. The semaglutide rate includes a $140 discount and stays the same at every dose, and both plans bundle the consultation, tracked delivery and unlimited check-ins with your provider. Getting started is the standard cash-pay process: a free 2-minute assessment, a review by a qualified doctor (plus a telehealth call if they need more information), then free tracked shipping that often arrives the next day. TrimRx's Trustpilot average is 3.8 from 5,392 reviews, which is a mixed record. The best reviews are striking. One tirzepatide patient writes, 'I have lost 41 lbs... My high blood pressure is gone,' and another describes a rep as 'very kind and helpful' even though that reviewer decided to go with their own doctor. Still, a 3.8 means a real share of customers had problems, and it ties for the lowest published average among the affiliate providers we rank. Read both positive and negative recent reviews before you sign up, and compare the price with the $49-$89 entry plans at welludr, embody and altRx.

SHED is the GLP-1 program to look at if you want coaching built in. Every plan includes health coaching alongside compounded semaglutide (from $199/month) or compounded tirzepatide (from $299/month), and the first month is 20% off. More than 150,000 members use the service. The process runs entirely online: you complete a visit, and if a provider approves you, the medication ships directly to your home. Plans are HSA/FSA approved. SHED also offers the most specific guarantee in our ranking: if you do not lose 5% of your body weight in 120 days, you get your money back. SHED averages 4.6 from 1,134 Trustpilot reviews, and recent reviews focus on the people behind the program. One member said of her onboarding call, 'she was amazing, VERY informative... made me feel very comfortable on my journey', which fits the coaching-led pitch. The trade-off is cost. At $199-$299/month, SHED has the highest compounded prices among our affiliate providers, so you are paying for coaching and the guarantee as well as the medication.

Medvi is an all-inclusive GLP-1 program with one of the two largest verified review records in our ranking: 4.3 from 14,987 Trustpilot reviews, a volume few telehealth weight loss brands come close to. Everything is billed as one flat price, and a current promotion cuts it roughly in half. Weekly semaglutide (GLP-1) injections start at $99/month (normally $199), and weekly tirzepatide (GLP-1/GIP) injections start at $166/month (normally $299). For patients who would rather avoid needles, daily oral dissolving tablets cost $249/month. There is no membership fee and there are no hidden charges, shipping is free, and dietitian access and care coaching are included at no extra cost. Plans are HSA/FSA approved. Care is hands-on. Recent Trustpilot reviews describe video visits that start on time ('Video visit was made very easy and reminders were sent right before my visit'), providers who 'took her time, answered any questions,' and follow-up through secure messaging. At $99, Medvi's bundle now competes with the budget tier. The one caveat is that promotions end, and the standard prices are $199 and $299.

Sprout is a mid-priced GLP-1 telehealth program that competes on speed and personalization: prescriptions ship within 2 days of approval, and each treatment plan is built around your health goals. The menu covers compounded and brand-name medication. Compounded semaglutide starts at $149/month and compounded tirzepatide at $199/month, while brand-name Wegovy is available from $1,799/month for anyone who wants the branded pen. A standing offer takes $200 off the first month. Sprout averages 4.1 from 188 Trustpilot reviews. That is a small sample compared with Medvi or embody, but it is real. Recent reviews regularly praise the support team: one customer was 'immediately answered by a LIVE CS rep. No bots,' and several others name individual reps who solved their issues quickly. The negative reviews mention missing tracking notifications, a charge with no shipment after a skipped monthly check-in, sparse injection instructions and one report of hair loss on compounded tirzepatide. On price, Sprout sits in the middle: above the $49-$99 value tier and below TrimRx and SHED.

Wellorithm leans on technology. Its proprietary algorithms analyze patient data to suggest a personalized GLP-1 treatment plan, and licensed providers review and oversee that plan. The result is a quick, data-led process that still keeps a clinician in charge of your care.

DirectMeds is a pharmacy-direct telehealth service that charges one flat price, starting at $147/month, for doctor-prescribed GLP-1 treatment. More than 250,000 customers have used it. You can choose compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide as a weekly injection, or as sublingual oral drops if you prefer to avoid needles, and the drops cost the same. The telemedicine visit and prescription are included, the process is fully online, and you do not need insurance. There are no hidden fees and no monthly membership. Shipping is free and arrives in 1-2 days, and you can cancel at any time. DirectMeds averages 4.6 from 16,390 Trustpilot reviews, making it one of only two providers in our ranking with a five-figure review count. Recent reviews keep crediting a support team you can actually reach, with one reviewer praising 'a great personnel... answering the phone and following up' and others naming the reps who fixed their orders. The service is deliberately lean: no coaching program and no brand-name medication, just the visit, the medication and fast delivery at one flat price.

HealthRx bundles its GLP-1 program into a single price that covers everything. Semaglutide costs $99/month on a 12-month prepaid plan ($1,188 paid at checkout), and tirzepatide plans start at $179/month. An independent US-licensed clinician reviews every request, so approval is never automatic. A licensed 503A pharmacy then prepares the medication and ships it overnight, free, in temperature-controlled, lot-tracked packaging. Below we cover what the price includes and which patients the prepaid model suits.

bmiMD prescribes compounded GLP-1 medication online and ships it cold-packed to patients in most US states. The New York-based telehealth company offers semaglutide and tirzepatide, including microdose versions of both, and holds a 4.4 average across 870 Trustpilot reviews. Two themes come up again and again in those reviews: customer service that actually responds, and deliveries that arrive properly chilled. One recent reviewer wrote, "Medication works as it should. Always delivered on time and packaged properly with cold packs." Another reported going "from 238 to 213 in 3 weeks." Sign-up follows the familiar cash-pay route: you fill in an online medical intake, a licensed provider reviews it, and bmiMD refunds you if you are not approved. Two points to know up front: bmiMD shows plan pricing at checkout rather than advertising a single headline rate, so check the current cost on its site, and support is handled by message rather than by phone.