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GLP-1 Telehealth Price Comparison 2026: Every Major Provider

Advertising disclosure: SurpassMD is an advertising partner of Peptide Dossier. Pricing below was independently verified in July 2026 and is presented identically for all providers.

Compounded semaglutide costs $134-299/month and compounded tirzepatide $199-399/month through telehealth as of July 2026, depending on provider, dose, and commitment length. The tables below compare monthly rates, prepay discounts, and true 12-month totals across SurpassMD, TrimRx, Fridays, Henry Meds, and Remedy Meds.

Compounded Semaglutide Price Comparison (July 2026)

ProviderMonthly rateBest prepay rate12-month total (rolling)Notes
SurpassMD (Sponsored)From $134/moFrom $134/moFrom $1,608Lowest advertised entry; dose may raise price
TrimRx$179 first mo, then $299$174/mo (12-mo, $2,088)$3,468Flat price across dose levels
Fridays$249/mo$150/mo (12-mo, $1,800)$2,988Coaching + insurance help included
Henry Meds$297/mo (low dose)~$197/mo (12-mo, $2,364)$3,564++$100/tier above 1mg; oral options $249-349
Remedy Meds$299/moNone offered$3,588Unlimited provider messaging

Rolling totals assume the listed monthly rate holds for 12 months; dose escalation raises real totals at dose-tiered platforms.

Compounded Tirzepatide Price Comparison (July 2026)

ProviderMonthly rateBest prepay rateNotes
SurpassMD (Sponsored)From $199/moFrom $199/moLowest advertised entry price
TrimRx$279 first mo, then $399 ($349 flat plan)$283/mo (12-mo)Same price at every dose level
Henry Meds$349-449/mo (oral tablets)6-mo discounts availableOral tirzepatide specialty
Remedy Meds$399/moNone offeredHighest in cohort; unlimited messaging
FridaysBrand Zepbound only ($1,828)Insurance supportNo compounded tirzepatide

Brand-Name GLP-1 Pricing Through Telehealth

For patients who want FDA-approved medication, telehealth platforms list brand-name drugs at roughly list price: Ozempic at $1,299 (Remedy Meds) to $1,498 (Fridays) and Zepbound at $1,399 (Remedy Meds) to $1,828 (Fridays) per 28-day cycle. Insurance coverage or manufacturer savings programs change this math entirely — LillyDirect and NovoCare self-pay programs price Zepbound and Wegovy vials at $349-499/month, which beats most compounded tirzepatide plans. See our Zepbound cost and Wegovy cost guides before assuming compounded is cheaper.

The Costs Entry Prices Hide

Four questions expose the real price of any GLP-1 plan. What does my maintenance dose cost, since dose-tiered platforms charge $100+ more per tier by month six? What happens at renewal, since intro rates like TrimRx's $179 jump to $299 in month two? What is refundable if I stop early, since 12-month prepays assume tolerance you have not confirmed? And does the price survive the regulatory environment, since compounded GLP-1 availability depends on FDA policy that has been tightening since 2025?

Provider-by-provider detail: SurpassMD review, TrimRx review, Fridays review, Henry Meds review, Remedy Meds review, and the ranked best GLP-1 telehealth providers roundup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Compounded semaglutide runs $134-299/month and compounded tirzepatide $199-399/month across major telehealth platforms as of July 2026, with provider review, medication, and shipping typically bundled. Prepaid multi-month plans reduce effective rates to $150-283/month. Brand-name medications through telehealth run $1,299-1,828 per month before insurance.

Three structural reasons. First, dose-tier pricing: some platforms charge more as your dose escalates (Henry Meds adds ~$100/tier above 1mg) while others hold flat (TrimRx). Second, bundle depth: Fridays includes 1:1 nutrition coaching and insurance support in its price; leaner platforms include only provider review and fulfillment. Third, commitment discounts: 12-month prepays cut effective rates 25-40% but shift risk to you.

On rolling monthly plans at July 2026 prices, roughly: SurpassMD from $1,608 (if entry pricing held at dose escalation), Fridays $2,988, Henry Meds $3,564, Remedy Meds $3,588, TrimRx $3,468 ($179 first month + 11 × $299). Prepaid: Fridays $1,800, TrimRx $2,088, Henry Meds ~$2,364. These are floors — dose escalation raises the real number at dose-tiered platforms, which is why the month-six price matters more than the month-one price.

If your insurance covers a brand-name GLP-1 with a typical copay ($25-100/month), brand-name is cheaper than any compounded plan. The compounded market exists because most plans still exclude or restrict weight loss GLP-1s. Check coverage first: a $50 copay for FDA-approved Wegovy beats every cash price in this comparison. Our GLP-1 insurance coverage guide walks through the prior-authorization process.

Yes, at all five platforms compared here the advertised monthly price includes the provider review or consultation, the medication, and shipping. None charge a separate membership fee. This was not always true in the category — early GLP-1 telehealth commonly charged $49-250 consultation fees on top of medication — so treat any platform that still itemizes those fees as expensive relative to this field.

As of July 2026: for entry-price semaglutide, SurpassMD ($134/month advertised). For committed 12-month semaglutide, Fridays ($150/month prepaid). For entry-price tirzepatide, SurpassMD ($199/month advertised). For high-dose tirzepatide over a full course, TrimRx ($349 flat at every dose, $283/month on 12-month prepay). Cheapest depends on your molecule, dose trajectory, and risk tolerance for prepaying.

This page is informational and is not medical advice. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved or reviewed for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Prescriptions are never guaranteed. All prices verified July 2026 from provider websites and third-party reviews; providers change pricing frequently — confirm on the provider's site before subscribing.