GLP-1 from $99/mo
Last updated: 2026
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HealthRx is a good fit if the medication and getting it to your door reliably are what you care about most. It's efficient and the pharmacy side is smooth. If you want coaching or a whole-person plan, a support-led program will serve you better.
What you'll pay and the medications on offer — confirm the current number at checkout.
On 12-month plan; $133/mo (3-month) to $189/mo month-to-month; same price at every dose.
As of 2026 · source: matchglp1.com.
Yes — HealthRx is a legitimate US-based telehealth weight-loss provider. In practice, it works with US compounding pharmacies, and a licensed clinician reviews your intake before prescribing.
"Legitimate" means a real, licensed telehealth operation — not a guarantee of results. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved brand drugs. Always confirm current details and eligibility with the provider.
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Choose your plan — all-in, includes medication. On 12-month plan.
Complete a short online health intake; async health assessment. If appropriate, a licensed clinician writes your prescription.
HealthRx sends your prescription to its partner pharmacy for compounded semaglutide & tirzepatide.
Discreet, tracked shipping — no clinic visits, no pickup.
Medication, overnight shipping, money-back guarantee.
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At the dose most people stay on, expect about $133/mo — all-in, includes medication. The advertised starting rate is $99/mo, but that's usually an intro or prepay figure. On 12-month plan; $133/mo (3-month) to $189/mo month-to-month; same price at every dose. Confirm the current price at matchglp1.com.
Compounded semaglutide & tirzepatide, taken as weekly injection. Availability of any specific product shifts with supply, so check current options with HealthRx.
HealthRx is cash-pay. Insurance rarely covers compounded GLP-1s, so members pay out of pocket, though HSA/FSA funds usually work.
Async health assessment. You complete an online medical intake, a licensed clinician reviews it, and — if appropriate — medication ships to your door.
Not clearly stated. Confirm your state is covered before you start.
Yes — a licensed clinician reviews your medical intake before any prescription is issued. Compounded GLP-1 medications aren't FDA-approved finished products, so confirm the provider's credentials and your state's availability before you sign up.
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Pricing, plans, shipping and policies as published on HealthRx's own site — checked 2026.
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