Provider reviews
Peptide provider reviews — page 8
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 337–384 of 535 providers — 535 reviewed so far
- NovoCare PharmacyThe manufacturer's own program, dispensed by two named specialty pharmaciesReverts to $349/mo standard; the 7
- NowPatientIts pricing defaults to British pounds — even for US visitorsPricing not published
- NP2GOPublishes its full per-dose pricing matrix openly — rare in this categoryThe $150/mo entry figure is real for the…
- Nu Image MedicalPricing is fully public and itemized, contrary to a prior 'not disclosed' hypothesisStarting figures are
- NuBloomFounded by a named physician with 25+ years of experience — real, checkable leadershipThe $149/$279 figures are real starting…
- Nucore HealthConnects to two of the four networks a STAT investigation flaggedTirzepatide runs "as low as $269/Month"
- NRNuDay RxIts own site is a JavaScript shell — nothing on it is published in readable textPricing not published
- Nuform HealthIt does offer GLP-1s, contrary to a prior 'not currently offered' hypothesis$117-129/month (semaglutide blend) or…
- NurxAn established Thirty Madison brand — insurance-first messaging, cash price unconfirmed$179/mo is the prior-research starting-dose…
- NuuVimRenews at 68% more once the $79 introductory rate expiresNew patients pay $237 up front for three…
- NHNuva HealthCompounded and brand-name GLP-1s, injection or tablet — but no legal entity namedThe $89/$139 compounded figures are the…
- NuviaRxNames a real entity — registered at a USPS post office's virtual-mailbox suiteThe "as low as" figures are the entry-tier…
- Obu HealthA price that means what it says, on a site that has not been proofread$149/month for sermorelin and $219/month…
- OlleveCareIts own homepage title tag still reads 'Home - Gilead Express'Pricing not published
- Omada HealthIt doesn't prescribe directly — an unnamed outside 'prescribing partner' doesPricing not published
- Omnia TeleHealthDisplays a LegitScript badge it hosts itself, not a real certificatePricing not published for the medication…
- OmzoIts 'discount' pricing is actually a price increase — $199 shown as a deal off $179$299/month ongoing for semaglutide
- Ondra HealthNames five prescribing physicians and five pharmacy partners — rare disclosure hereThe $96/$142 figures are the current…
- OnlyRxOnly a "starting at" price is shown — no ongoing rate appears anywhereNo ongoing/maintenance price is published…
- Onyx Weight LossIts own treatment pages never name semaglutide or tirzepatide — only "GLP-1 Agonist"Pricing not published
- Open Water RxBuilt on a no-code AI site generator, naming no pharmacy or physicianTirzepatide runs $339/mo and oral…
- Optimized HealthLabs are conditional ("when clinically indicated"), not automatically includedRises to $265/month across dose tiers for…
- Options Medical Weight Loss28 physical clinics across 9 states — but telehealth-only coverage stays undisclosedThe $199 headline applies to injectable…
- OrderlyMeds$74/mo intro rate for semaglutide doubles to $149/mo after month oneReceived an FDA warning letter in June 2026.$149/mo is OrderlyMeds' own stated regular…
- OurView HealthSays it owns the pharmacy, then says it partners with one$75 at the starting dose if the card is the…
- Ozari HealthLeaving an annual plan early bills back the discount you got$86 and $125 are the real starting figures
- PauseRXNames Rush Pharmacy, not Strive as before — and orders can't be canceled once placedThe $199 figure is for semaglutide only
- PCOS SistersA genuine PCOS-specialty model, not a weight-loss storefront with a PCOS landing pageThe $150/month figure is real for the…
- Peak WellnessNames a full medical team, a licensed pharmacy, and a real founder storyReverts to $249/mo month-to-month
- PepHausIts "From $X/mo" headline is the 6-month prepaid tier, not the flexible rateTirzepatide's flexible monthly…
- PEPeptiA 38-peptide catalog, a named medical director, 28-day billing$339 per 28-day cycle for MOTS-c
- PeptidesRxA named, board-certified medical director positions this as compliance-focusedThe $169/mo figure is the real…
- PeptivoIts LegitScript badge links to nowhere — a dead 'javascript:void(0)' link$349/month ongoing for semaglutide
- Piper (now Polly)Rebranded from Piper to Polly, and names two pharmacies in the new brand's own termsMatches the headline as the flat monthly…
- PLPlexusDxIts own homepage has no PlexusDx logo image, only product and lifestyle photosAll three figures are real starting rates…
- PlushCareFacing a California class action over subscription enrollment, at our last checkThe $30/$129 figures are per-visit fees
- Pomegranate HealthA real, confirmed $119/mo price sitting on top of otherwise thin disclosureMatches the headline as the starting…
- Potere Health MDA 12-week fill becomes '$80/month' by division, not a chargeThe real charge is a single upfront fill:…
- Precision TelemedFlat month-to-month pricing with no subscription commitment requiredBoth figures are the real, standing rates
- Premium HealthNames three real pharmacies, but its policy and pricing URLs 404Received an FDA warning letter in February 2026.Tirzepatide runs $445/month
- PrescribedRXA bilingual, multi-condition platform — pharmacy named only generically$189/month standard
- PreventiveMDA genuine refund policy, in a category that mostly has noneThe compounded figures are real starting…
- PrideRxNames MD Integrations, one of four networks a STAT probe flaggedZepbound runs $299-449/mo by dose via…
- PCPrimary ClinicCharges for the care and the drug separately, and admits it$174 in month one for semaglutide ($85…
- Prime HealthRuns on the same white-label platform, network, and terms as Remedy Meds$299 every four weeks is thirteen charges a…
- PRIMO Health PartnersIts founder is the strongest, most specifically verified physician found herePricing not published
- Push HealthWrites your prescription, then hands you off to fill it yourselfPricing not published
- Queen RXNames its pharmacy — but its state-coverage claim contradicts our last checkMatches the headline
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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.