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Peptide provider reviews — page 12
Explore GLP-1 and peptide telehealth providers through reviews and shorter listings. Our reviews explain published prices and billing terms, what is included, pharmacy disclosures and practical limitations. Read each provider's page for the details available and the questions to confirm before choosing care.
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Showing 529–550 of 550 providers — 550 reviewed so far
- Ways2WellPublished care prices, with medication and cancellation costs separateNo complete monthly GLP-1 treatment total is established
- WeightCarePublished plan figures need confirmation before purchaseReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.Current selected price unconfirmed
- WeightlessRxIts only "clinician" bio is a decorative mockup marked hidden from screen readers$167/month (semaglutide) or $267/month
- WeightRxAnnual-equivalent pricing, with conflicting refund promisesSelected billing amount unconfirmed
- WeightWatchers ClinicThe URL now redirects to "WW Med+," with a named fulfillment pharmacy$74-$84/month membership plus medication billed separately
- Welling HealthStreak discounts cut the price up to 30% — miss a day and you pay full rateAs low as $133/month with a maintained daily-logging streak
- Wellspring Longevity ClinicA $199 starting figure with unspecified GLP-1 ingredientsPrice unconfirmed
- WePeptideRxClear 30-day prices, but dose-based tiers conflict with a flat-price promisePricing page
- Wholesome ClinicA real in-person option in Frisco, TX, alongside telehealth in six other statesThe $109/$149 figures are real medication-only rates
- Whoosh WellnessSearch listing advertises $133/mo — the pricing page itself shows $149/mo$149/mo (microdose injection) is the lowest…
- WispThe care consult and medication follow different prices and state rulesFor local pharmacy pickup
- WOWoodwork$127/month is a 48-week semaglutide offerPrice unconfirmed
- YourHealthRxA platform, not the prescriber or pharmacy — eligibility runs through partner workflowsThe headline figures are first-month intro rates
- YOURx HealthPublishes new-patient prices and excludes MississippiPrice unconfirmed
- Youth and SoulCalls its compounded drugs "FDA-Approved Compounds" — a false claim by definitionTiers start at $149/mo
- Yucca HealthClearer plan prices, harder prepaid refund termsSermorelin $199; NAD+ $215 per monthly plan
- Zappy HealthStarter savings require prepayment; cancellation does not undo a filled orderMonthly advertised prices differ from starter offers
- ZealthyCompeting price pages require a plan-specific quoteReceived an FDA warning letter in September 2025.$135/month care plus medication
- Zera HealthNames its pharmacy (Strive) and admits compounded drugs aren't FDA-approvedAll figures are real starting rates that…
- ZeussA genuine one-time-purchase model — no subscription — in a category built on auto-renewalReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.Not confirmed, for the same reason
- ZipHealthBrand-drug estimates exclude a separate $79 care feeThe final drug-plus-care invoice is not confirmed
- ZYP MedicalUpfront starter totals are clear; consultation fees conflictRefills need a dose-specific quote
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