Provider reviews
Peptide provider reviews — page 6
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.
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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 241–288 of 535 providers — 535 reviewed so far
- Jyra HealthSemaglutide is $139/mo now, not the $99 previously on file here$139 and $179 are the current
- KHKERNX HealthA "founding rate" that nearly doubles once the founding period endsThe founding rate is real for the stated…
- Kin MedsIts "$149" headline is the brand-name tier — compounded pricing is actually higherReceived an FDA warning letter in February 2026.Compounded semaglutide actually starts at…
- KinaMenopause-specialized care — shares its prescribing practice with Coivas and Eloria$179/month for the entry dose plus a…
- Klarity HealthIts own homepage and service page advertise two different self-pay starting pricesGLP-1 medication itself ranges from $25 to…
- KlinicIts often-cited Zepbound self-pay price couldn't be found anywhere on the live siteWegovy: ~$499/month self-pay
- KnownwellCo-founded by a real, checkable obesity-medicine specialistClimbs to $399/mo at the highest dose
- KongoIts Terms promise named pharmacy partners, then lists none$119 (semaglutide) or $229 (tirzepatide)…
- KovaBills every 4 weeks, not monthly — 13 charges a year, and it never names its drug$299 every 4 weeks starting month two on…
- LaSara Medical GroupHonest product-page pricing under a marketing page that is out of date$299 for one month of semaglutide and $399…
- Lavender Sky HealthA ~10-pharmacy marketplace where a true month-to-month plan exists at only two of them$139/month is the real month-to-month rate
- LaylaQuotes three different ongoing prices for the same drug across its own landing pagesOngoing rates vary by landing page:…
- LRLean RxIts own pricing and policy pages inject nothing in readable textPricing not published
- LeanDoseThe advertised $159 price is a first-month rate — ongoing cost may be higherThe $159/$279 figures are explicitly…
- Lemonaid HealthIts homepage banner price doesn't match any itemized figure on the siteDrops to $229/mo on a 6-month plan
- LevelsRxAdvertises a weight-loss money-back warranty, uncommon among compounded-GLP-1 sellersThe $150/$240 figures are the real starting…
- LevelUp RxNames two dispensing pharmacies, but only names physicians in four statesBoth figures are the real
- Levers HealthIts own Terms of Service state, in caps, that it operates in Arizona onlyPricing not published
- LevityNames a physician as "MD" — the federal registry lists him as a D.O.Received an FDA warning letter in February 2026.Wegovy is the most expensive option: $1,549…
- LILibertySite blocked every automated check; its "all 50 states" claim couldn't be reconfirmedPricing not published
- LifeMDThe only storefront on this site with public SEC-grade financial disclosureReverts to $149/month thereafter
- LifeRx.mdAdvertises "no hidden fees"; independent reports and BBB complaints say otherwiseIndependent reporting and BBB complaint…
- LifespanningRxIts FAQ and pricing pages returned nothing but rate-limit errorsPricing not published
- LYLighter YouThree prices for one peptide, across three of its own pages$229 every four weeks for sermorelin or…
- LillyDirect FoundayoDirect from the manufacturer, but requires a prescription written elsewhere firstThe $25/mo figure requires commercial…
- LIV by WellNowThe live site blocks every automated check — this relies on an archived snapshotRises to $379/mo at higher maintenance…
- LiveaA genuine regional clinic since 2011 — but telehealth covers only 4 statesPricing not published
- LILivvA LegitScript verification number is shown — but no price is published anywherePricing not published
- LHLoop HealthA $10,000 sales pitch collapses into an unpriced $180/mo creditThe $1,500/year membership (~$125/mo) buys…
- LovelyMedsIts LegitScript seal points to an asset LegitScript itself returns a 403 forReceived an FDA warning letter in September 2025.Pricing not published
- Lttl"Plans start at $129/mo" is a 12-month prepay rate; month-to-month is $199True month-to-month is $199/mo for…
- LuciIts own product pages still say "Sana," a different brand's name$99 and $145 are the figures shown on…
- Luma Health CoNamed nurse-practitioner founder, no subscription — but also sells retatrutideAll three figures are real per-medication…
- Luma MedsIts "100,000+ members" claim doesn't appear anywhere on the actual siteRegular rate is $249/mo
- Lumen MedsA real named entity and LegitScript link — a prior $0 promo wasn't found$195
- LumiMedsOnce your membership starts, no refund is possible "under any circumstances"Received an FDA warning letter in September 2025.The $99 semaglutide figure is the lowest…
- LULumoraEvery dollar figure is gated behind the intake — nothing is publicPricing not published
- LunaRxIts named medical group doesn't appear anywhere on the provider's own siteThe two higher tiers (Premier Longevity…
- Luvo HealthFour peptide SKUs at one price, and a refund window that can close as you are charged$199 per 4-week cycle is the standing rate
- LVNG RXDisplays a Trustpilot badge with no findable Trustpilot listing for the brandThe $149/$249 figures are the advertised…
- Lyfe RxReceived a 2025 FDA warning letter; its shop mixes Rx and supplements with no labelingReceived an FDA warning letter in September 2025.The $225 figure is for semaglutide only
- MRMagnolia Regenerative MedicineThirty peptides priced openly, and a dead cancellation address$143 for BPC-157 as the catalog prints it.
- MangoRxOne flat price, billed monthly — and no idea how much peptide you get$185
- MTMANU TelehealthPer-day pricing framing, plus a brand mark that never actually shows the company nameThe per-day figures convert to roughly…
- MHMarek HealthDeepest oversight here, and no published medication priceNot published for any medication
- Maven ClinicIt's the only provider here that explicitly rejects compounded GLP-1sMembership $150/month after the first month
- Maves HealthEvery advertised monthly price is a first-month promo one click away$160 a month for sermorelin on the 3-Month…
- MaximusThe advertised price is a six-month lock you cannot exitReceived an FDA warning letter in June 2026.$299
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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.