Provider reviews
Peptide provider reviews — page 3
Every GLP-1 and peptide telehealth provider we hold a page for — 219 of them. 219 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
215 of 219 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 97–144 of 219 providers — 219 reviewed so far
- HydraMedOut of business, as far as its own website can tell you.Pricing not published

- IHIdgie HealthEleven savings claims across six products, and ten of them are exactly right.$229/mo tirzepatide, $149/mo semaglutide,…
- INInjectCoSix different prices for the same drug, on a site selling transparent pricing.$425/month for tirzepatide is the…
- Ivim HealthA $74.99/mo membership the headline omits — and a quiz price that contradicts it.By the marketing pages' own math:…

- JentlyNames its pharmacy AND its 503A category in one sentence — rare here.$259/month is the same figure Jently itself…

- Joi and BlokesAll three tracked compounds from one company — but "billed quarterly" pricing.Unresolved for semaglutide and tirzepatide
- Join JosieIts own FAQ admits its shown price is the 12-month rate, not the real $349/mo.$349/month is Join Josie's real…

- Kin MedsIts FAQ names one "exclusive" pharmacy; its Returns Policy ships from a different one.$249/month (GLP-1/GIP) and $199/month…

- KovaNames the compound only once you reach checkout, never on the marketing site.$449 every 4 weeks is the real…

- LMLean MedsFour pharmacies named, and a headline price that is a twelve-month rate.$79/mo compounded semaglutide and $109/mo…
- Lemonaid HealthA well-known brand whose $299/mo + $49/mo membership is disclosed together, on one page.$299/month (medication) + $49/month…
- LibertyStates 503B, not 503A — but its own price table doesn't match its own cart.The tirzepatide-injection product's own…

- Lighter YouPromises a 30-day guarantee in its schema, refuses all refunds in its policy.$169 per four weeks for compounded…

- Liv BodyIts main call to action points at a domain that does not resolve.Not published

- LOLongevixxTwo public floors, and the one it leads with is a first month.$199/mo compounded semaglutide and $299/mo…
- LHLoop HealthIts oral semaglutide page says $199. Its own checkout charges $399.$199 and $299 are the standing…
- Luma MedsIts own pricing table labels a $329-383/mo gap "$50 OFF."$299/month (tirzepatide) and $249/month…

- Lyfe RxIts Terms open with the AI's note to the owner about keeping him protected.The "10% OFF Monthly

- MadeMedAdvertises “From $199/mo” and sells no monthly plan at all.There is no monthly rate, because there is…

- MRMagnolia Regenerative MedicineA first-time patient cannot buy at either advertised price.$119
- MavesA verified LegitScript seal — and RestorLife Med's same 28-30-day billing fine print.$299/month (tirzepatide), $199/month…
- MaximusThree different prices, one product — and a multi-month plan you can't cancel out of.Tirzepatide and semaglutide: unresolved

- MaxLifeMaxLife itself has a real FDA warning letter (February 2026).$195/month is the confirmed standing…
- MEDViA real price is published, but its own page states two figures for tirzepatide.For semaglutide, the headline and body-copy…

- Midi HealthIts $127 semaglutide price is $165.90 with the shipping fee removed.$165
- MintRxIts sermorelin headline understates the real monthly price by 16%.Sermorelin's real,…

- Mochi HealthThe $79/mo membership fee is real — but it excludes the medication itself.$79/month is genuinely the standing…

- Momentum Health 360A real FDA letter for a mislabeled-compounder claim, plus a hidden 2-month prepay trap.$499/month (tirzepatide), $325/month…

- MOMondaeThe cheapest semaglutide here — billed thirteen times a year.$87 per 28 days for compounded semaglutide…
- MyStart HealthPublishes one price for everything, and no price for any drug it sells.$299/month is the only standing figure…

- NäkyA real 503A claim — but the headline hides a 6-month-prepay price ladder.Its own "Pricing Details" accordion for…

- Navio MDAdvertises $189 tirzepatide over a regularPrice of $299 in its own page data.$299/mo is the figure carried as…
- Neo Soma HealthcareIts own Terms of Service say the site is "not tailored to comply with" HIPAA.$199/month for semaglutide, disclosed on…

- NHNEUVÉ Health"All-in monthly pricing" — then it says the drug is billed separately.Not established, and the obstacle is scope…
- NWNew Wave HealthA Virginia Beach clinic with a nationwide site, one price, and no product attached to it.Not published
- NewSelfIts own "As Low As" headline price has no stated mechanism anywhere on the site.$224

- NGNex Gen Health RxSells $99 as a fixed price that needs $1,188 up front.$190 per 30-day supply of compounded…
- NexLifeA real price table, undercut by a guarantee that excludes the medication cost.$215/month is itself the true no-commitment…

- Nimbus Healthcare"Pause anytime" is the promise, but its discounted plans are binding commitments.$299/mo (tirzepatide) and $179/mo…

- NBNo BS RXLeads with the walk-away price, then excludes the medication from it.$179 a month for injectable semaglutide,…
- Nolu"$249 /mo" on the price tag — "per 4 weeks" in the same page's own FAQ.$339 / $249 / $279 / $229 / $229 are Nolu's…

- NONovaThree different prices for the same drug, live on the same page.$198/mo and $210/mo all-in are the…
- Nova MDClean, disclosed pricing — but a delayed order locks you in for 10 days.$175/month (semaglutide), $199/month…

- NuBloomFlat, checkable pricing — undercut by its own FAQ and an unfilled legal clause.The same figures: $149/$279/$249/$249

- Nuform HealthNo monthly option at all — and its own pages disagree on its legal name and address.$160/month is Nuform Health's own stated…

- NuvaHealthSix advertised prices, none of which exist in its own catalog.$279/mo compounded semaglutide and $379/mo…

- Obu HealthNothing here auto-renews — but one discount badge is measured against a phantom price.$190 semaglutide, $239 tirzepatide and $149…
- Ondra HealthSays outright that its cheapest price needs a 12-month prepay.The pricing table's "Monthly" tier, labeled…

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Providers that appear on more than one board 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.