Provider reviews
Peptide provider reviews
Every GLP-1 and peptide telehealth provider we hold a page for — 534 of them. 534 are independently reviewed in depth: what it really costs month to month once the prepay discount and the membership are stripped out, what is actually included, who fills the prescription, and what the provider would rather you did not read. The rest are directory records, tagged as such below, waiting their turn.
Prices are checked, not repeated
462 of 534 providers publish a dollar figure on their own site. The rest say “Price not published” — because that is the truth, and a number copied off someone else's blog is not. Prices may change.
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A rating badge is a claim we would have to defend, and it flattens a real trade-off into a digit. Each review ends in a sentence instead — one you can argue with.
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Showing 1–48 of 534 providers — 534 reviewed so far
- BHBodybuilding Health+PartnerThe deep peptide catalog is gone; the GLP-1 pricing got better$159/month for the injection as the page…
- Breeze MedsPartnerOne of the widest menus here, and no price anywhere on itNot derivable: both figures are bare…

- Care Bare RxPartnerNames four GLP-1 products by name, and publishes a price for none of themPricing not published

- CoreAge RxPartnerOne price that does not move when your dose doesFrom $99/month

- Direct MedsPartnerThe plainest price mechanics on either ranking, from a company with an FDA warning letterReceived an FDA warning letter in September 2025.$399/month for tirzepatide and $297/month…
- EdenPartnerA first-month teaser with a $99 membership underneath itReceived an FDA warning letter in June 2026.Month one is about $165 ($126 medication +…

- Enhance MDPartnerWrites a flat-price-at-every-dose policy down — and charges near the top for itAbout $358 per calendar month for…
- Found HealthPartnerInsurance-integrated, unlike every cash-only compounder here — but $99 needs a prepay$289/month cash-pay with no prepay
- Gala HealthPartnerDeleted the footnote that disclosed its own headline's prepay basisNot determinable

- HealthRXPartnerPublishes the whole price ladder, prepay strictly optional$179/month on the monthly subscription

- Live VitalPartnerDivides a ten-week protocol by three and calls the answer a monthly priceNAD+ is now a straight $149 per calendar…

- MadeMedPartnerPrices are published — but there is no monthly option at allThere is no month-to-month rate

- MyDrHankPartnerPublishes a price before the quiz — and it is the twelve-month rate$199/month buying one month at a time

- Oak LongevityPartnerPromises "one price, all dosages" — then publishes three of themNot knowable from the public site

- PHPallas HealthPartnerNames six pharmacies and two NPIs — and sells only a 12-week prepay$199/month is $597 billed every 12 weeks
- PeterMDPartnerNames two pharmacies, and builds its discount out of its own priceNot a monthly figure at all
- RxSpan MDPartnerOral tablet only, at a real $179 monthly rate$179/month on the monthly plan

- SHEDPartnerA real month-to-month rate exists — it is just not the one on the banner$299/month for tirzepatide and $199/month…
- SkinnyRxPartnerFour terms published per molecule, and only the twelve-month one advertisedReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.$349/month for injectable semaglutide and…

- Sprout HealthPartnerA $150 markdown the site never explains, and a semaglutide price quoted by the quarterReceived an FDA warning letter in September 2025.$199/month for tirzepatide if the…
- Strut HealthPartnerInjection or troche, but $119 is the auto-refill price onlyReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.$119/month if you enroll in auto-refill

- Synergy RxPartnerPublishes a starting number, and nothing about what it commits you toNot knowable from the public site

- System LabsPartnerNames its pharmacy, states the milligrams, hides the month-two price$149/month appears to be the ongoing…
- Try AgelessPartnerThree formats, and two different prices for the same vialReceived an FDA warning letter in September 2025.$126 is what the buy box says

- WellorithmPartnerPrints the price it will actually charge you — and almost nothing else about itself$200 per cycle

- yourEraPartnerEvery price now wears a "from" — and no page says what the real rate isNot determinable from the public site:…

- 1010rxNames its legal entity and its pharmacy — both were on file as missingNot confirmed
- 1st OptimalNo price anywhere on the site — and its refund-policy page can't be reachedPricing not published

- 24hrdocA named entity and address — with a first-month rate that roughly doubles afterReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.The first-month figures are real

- 9amHealthBrand-name Wegovy or Zepbound access depends on insurance and BMI criteria$149/month self-pay

- AbundRXClaims LegitScript certification in text, but displays no verifiable seal or listingBoth figures are the real standing rates…

- ActinSemaglutide only, paired with B12, with no visible LegitScript or PCAB accreditationThe $116/mo figure requires a 6-month…

- AgelessRxKept the $99 headline while turning it into a teaser$149/month standing for the injection

- Alan Meds$158/mo headline requires a 2-month prepay — and a $315 strikethrough goes unexplained$158/mo requires paying upfront for a…

- Alegro HealthA real Texas clinic address — $199 is a one-time 8-week package, not monthly$199 covers the full 8-week starter package…

- Allara HealthWomen's-health membership at $149/mo — GLP-1 cost isn't published$149/mo (Complete Care) or $125/mo…

- AlloyThe broadest formulary here, but a mandatory $99/mo fee sits on top of every priceA mandatory $99/month Alloy Weight Care fee…

- Alternate Health ClubPrints a specific LegitScript ID — but no legal entity or pharmacy is named anywhereMatches the headline

- altRxSame operating company, same doctors, and nearly the same refund policy as Next MedsReceived an FDA warning letter in June 2026.The promotional $89/$149 figures are real…

- Always Wellness and RecoveryIts claimed medical director's name appears nowhere in the site's own codePricing not published

- AlyveRxNeedle-free sublingual option — hero and product grid disagree on tirzepatide's priceThe same page's product grid separately…

- AM RxOperates under an active FTC/DOJ lawsuit over billing practices, at our last checkReceived an FDA warning letter in June 2026.The $151/mo figure requires the quarterly…

- Amazon One MedicalThe advertised "$25/mo" headline needs both insurance and a manufacturer coupon to applyThe $25/mo figure requires both commercial…

- AmberHealthThis is an OTC herbal supplement, not a prescription GLP-1 medicationAbout $30/month at the single-bottle price…

- Ambiante Health and WellnessReal prices exist in the page data — despite the site never showing them plainlyTirzepatide: $399, embedded the same way.

- AmbleThe "$99/mo" homepage banner is a promotional rate — starting dose runs $179/mo standardThe $99/mo figure is a promotional banner…

- AMP HealthThe site is currently down — its own logo asset still reads a prior brand, "Slim+MD"Received an FDA warning letter in February 2026.Pricing not published

- AMAndrew MedsA full CJC-1295 and ipamorelin price ladder, published upfront$219 a month for the peptide stack if you…
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Providers that appear on more than one ranking share a single review. Prices and terms were checked against each provider's own site on the date stated in that review and change without notice. These pages are informational and not medical advice: compounded peptides are not FDA-approved, and growth-hormone secretagogues are banned in tested sport year-round — a prescription does not change that. See our disclosure and editorial policy.