Provider reviews
Peptide provider reviews — page 2
Every GLP-1 and peptide telehealth provider we hold a page for — 535 of them. 535 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
463 of 535 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.
No scores, no stars
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 49–96 of 535 providers — 535 reviewed so far
- 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…
- Apex MDIts NAD/B-12/L-Carnitine "blend" isn't guaranteed — you may get just oneTirzepatide runs $399/mo
- ANAquaVita NextGenTirzepatide has literally no price anywhere on the siteOngoing monthly rate not published anywhere…
- Aquivia HealthIts own site schema names a different company, "CatalystMD" — an unfinished rebrandThe $149/$179 monthly figures are real
- Arc-1Advertises "from $149.99/mo"; its own product data shows a $199.99 floorThe actual lowest price in the product data…
- Ark HealthIts "Refund Policy" page renders live Lorem-ipsum test-blog contentCompounded tirzepatide: $249/mo
- ARSYNL RxPricing is shown openly on product pages — no bot-verification gate foundThe needle-free HypoSpray format is priced…
- Ascend MedicalBills insurance, not cash-pay only — but only serves two statesSelf-pay options are available if your…
- Ascend VitalityIts address is the same Sheridan, WY mail-drop suite as two other storefronts here$199/mo starting price for semaglutide
- AskRxIts homepage says "our own pharmacy" — its own Terms deny operating oneMedication (Wegovy, Zepbound
- AspenIts "monthly" plan actually ships three months of medication upfrontReverts to $299/mo standard
- Aspire HealthOffers both compounded and brand-name Zepbound/Wegovy — and its clinician checks outCompounded medication packages run $299
- Aurelius Health GroupA microdose-only model — the $89 first-month rate roughly doubles to $199/month$199/month after the first month
- ARAuren RxAdvertises NAD+ from $125 and sells nothing at that price$209 a month is the real month-to-month…
- AVARA RxShares its exact Sheridan, WY registered suite with two other GLP-1 storefronts hereThe $229 figure is for GLP-1 only
- AVArxThe sixth storefront found tracing to the same clinical practice, Arora HealthFull pricing not published
- Avono HealthIts linked review platform shows zero reviews despite on-site testimonialsStandard semaglutide runs $269/mo
- AZ HealthA single-page site with no Terms, Privacy, or HIPAA policy publishedBoth figures are real flat monthly rates…
- Balanced Hormone HealthClaims "LegitScript Certified" three times — with no real seal to check it againstBioBoost Plus (tirzepatide): $248 per 30ml…
- Basal HealthTirzepatide-only — its named co-founder's specific NPI record couldn't be pinned downStanding monthly price after the first…
- Belle HealthGot an FDA letter (Feb 2026) for branding another firm's compounded drug as its ownReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.The "from" figures are the entry-tier flat…
- Beluga HealthNot a storefront — the white-label clinical network behind several other reviewed brandsPricing not published
- Better MedSpaReal, published pricing — but telehealth only reaches IllinoisNo other GLP-1 price (semaglutide
- Better U CareA LegitScript seal and 34 states — both understated in our last checkCompounded tirzepatide runs $397/mo
- BetterMe RxSix named pharmacies with phone numbers — the headline price is a sale rate$249/mo is the regular ongoing rate once…
- beyondMDFour real physical office addresses — but its own site titles an MD as "Nurse Director"Pricing not published
- Big Easy Weight LossNames six pharmacies and a named CMO — but no refund policy could be found anywhereRoughly $133/month for semaglutide and…
- BIBiltRxNames two pharmacies and a LegitScript ID — but no refund policy could be foundOur own read confirms $81/month for…
- BioGlow HealthSells investigational retatrutide, with neither clinician nor pharmacy namedThe $169/mo figure is real but starts above…
- BHBionomy HealthNames its legal entity and two pharmacies — the LegitScript link isn't domain-specific$189/mo semaglutide, $249/mo tirzepatide
- BioverseNames a real entity and 18 states — but its own pricing page never states a priceReceived an FDA warning letter in September 2025.Pricing not published
- BLBlisMDA real, confirmed price — but almost nothing else about the business is disclosedMatches the headline
- BlivPublishes a real price, then charges $200 to walk awayReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.$116 is a floor rather than a rate
- Bloom MDA huge compounding storefront, not the thin startup our last check foundEffective $250/mo on a 90-day program ($750…
- BloomWell RxA LegitScript seal on the page — an update on prior "not certified" research$199/month semaglutide
- Blue Haven RXIts homepage banner and FAQ quote different prices for the same drugFAQ states tirzepatide is $259/month
- Blue Sky MDPhysician-led since 2008 — coverage outside North Carolina is unclearRoughly $160/month for semaglutide (from…
- Bodi EnviFounded by a named couple, former clinic owners — no LegitScript certification visibleBoth figures are real flat rates at our…
- BOBodyLogicMDAdvertises a $79 plan that isn't a drug price at all$79 buys the membership only: hormone…
- Bodyshop WellnessNever names which GLP-1 drug it actually prescribes — anywhere on the sitePricing not published
- Bon HealthThe $170/mo headline requires an annual plan — month-to-month is $330The $170/mo figure requires an annual…
- boostAGErxNames its pharmacy by street address, and promises the price won't move$95 and $145 are real figures from…
- Boston Medical GroupTwo of its own pages quote two different starting prices$233 a month if the $699 twelve-week total…
- Brello HealthReal prices exist — but most of the site couldn't be reached to check anything elseSemaglutide: $133/month
- BrightmedsThe best dose disclosure here, on a page whose title price you cannot buy$246 a month for NAD+ if you buy it a month…
- CabanaNames its physician and pharmacy directly — both independently check outPricing not published
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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.