GLP1ABCThe ABCs of GLP-1 weight-loss programs
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The ABCs of GLP-1 weight-loss programs

Compare vetted online GLP-1 programs side by side, and understand exactly what you are buying before you spend a dollar. Plain English, real prices, no hype.

Programs we have reviewed

Start here if you already know you want a program. Each one passed our checklist; the full reviews explain what to ask before you pay.

SnagRx

from $69/mo semaglutide

from $119/mo tirzepatide

  • Flat price at every dose
  • Month-to-month, no contract
  • Named medical group (OpenLoop Health)
  • Full refund if not approved
See SnagRx pricingRead our review

HealthRX

from $99/mo semaglutide

from $179/mo tirzepatide

  • Flat price at every dose
  • Cancel anytime, unshipped doses refunded
  • LegitScript certified
  • Overnight cold shipping
See HealthRX pricingRead our review

MEDGm

from $169/mo injections

from $239/mo tablets

  • Oral semaglutide option
  • Anti-nausea medication included
  • Brand-name plans also offered
  • $120 off first month
See MEDGm pricingRead our review

Found

from $99/mo, Found's stated start

Insurance-friendlyincl. Medicare

  • Free online insurance check for brand-name GLP-1s
  • Accepts Medicare; brand-name GLP-1s at $50/mo for eligible members (Found states)
  • Brand-name, compounded, and non-GLP-1 options
  • Coaching and app included
See Found pricingRead our review

Oak

from about $104/mo on longer plans

about $190/mo listed rate

  • Month-to-month or 3, 6, 12-month plans
  • No membership fee, free shipping
  • Full refund if not approved (Oak states)
  • No early-cancel charge if a clinician stops treatment
See Oak pricingRead our review

Reviewed September 2026. Prices are the programs' published starting rates for compounded medication and change; confirm at checkout. Compounded GLP-1s are not FDA-approved. Affiliate links: we may earn a commission, which does not change our reviews. Full reviews and checklist.

What this site is: an independent explainer written for people who are considering an online GLP-1 program and want to understand the moving parts first.

What it is not: medical advice. Whether a GLP-1 medication is right for you is a decision for you and a licensed clinician who knows your history.

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Who this is for: adults considering an online GLP-1 program who want to understand it before paying. Who should close this tab: anyone with the conditions in guide F, who needs in-person care, or anyone under 18.

Each guide is one letter. Together they take you from "what is this" to "which program should I pick." About 38 minutes covers all seven.

Three things to know before you start

The medication is only part of the program. Every legitimate online program includes a licensed clinician who reviews your health information and decides whether to prescribe. If a site skips that step, it is not a telehealth program; it is a store, and you should leave.

Prices swing widely and change often. Any dollar figure on this site is illustrative, was accurate when written, and should be confirmed on the program's own checkout page before you decide anything.

Rules vary by state and shift with FDA policy. Which medications can be prescribed online, whether compounded versions are allowed, and what a clinician must do before prescribing all depend on where you live and on rules that have changed several times in recent years. Verify current rules for your state.

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