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Best GLP-1 providers for a cash-pay comparison

Start with a complete written offer, then weigh the product and the commitment.

Our shortlist

Our shortlist separates two kinds of purchase: care plus a separate pharmacy bill, and a proposed compounded-care package. Sesame is useful for the first discussion; Henry, CoreAge and bmiMD give different starting points for the second. None earns a lowest-total-price label from the public figures alone.

ProviderWhat to investigatePublished price contextNext step
Sesame CareA separate care subscription with an important 28-day billing detail.$99 care charge every 28 days; medication extraMonth-to-month option is billed every 28 days per the official FAQ. Advertised $59 monthly equivalent requires a 12-month commitment. Provider-specific rates may differ.Read review
HimsA familiar platform, but care and medication remain separate purchases.$149/month care; medication extra$39 introductory month, then automatic $149/month care renewal. Medication is separate.Read review
Henry MedsA bundled care offer with a starting price and a separate supply schedule.GLP-1 plans advertised from $179/monthStarting figure varies with plan and dose. Visits, medication, supplies and ongoing support are described as included; confirm the quote and commitment.Read review
CoreAge RxA low advertised semaglutide price that needs a clearer written quote.Semaglutide advertised from $79/monthThe product page shows $79, while the navigation lists $99. Confirm the price for your dose, supplied quantity and renewal before paying.Read review
bmiMDRead the supply and commitment behind the headline price.$159 one-month semaglutide option; $1,428 annual packageAnnual package equals $119/month; six-month $774 and three-month $447 also listed. Promotional pricing may change.Read review

Prices are not a personal quote. All listings require clinical evaluation; state access is unconfirmed.

Hims adds a branded-product comparison

Hims belongs here for readers comparing a separate care subscription with a branded medication offer. Its $39 introductory care month renews at $149, with medication additional. It is a useful contrast to a compounded package because it forces the quote to identify what the money actually buys. It is not evidence that either product category is suitable for a particular person.

If you want care and the pharmacy priced separately

Investigate Sesame when you want to examine a care subscription alongside a separate prescription bill. The distinction makes it easier to identify which amount changes with the pharmacy or product. It also leaves work to do: a clear care fee is not a complete treatment budget. Obtain the recurring pharmacy amount before comparing it with a package.

If a bundled offer appeals to you

Henry describes a care-and-medication arrangement, but its starting figure does not establish your personal price or minimum term. CoreAge’s advertised lack of membership does not resolve its conflicting starting figures. bmiMD publishes short and annual package choices. For these offers, the most useful next question is how much is due today and which services or supplies that payment buys.

Why we do not rank a compounded quote beside a branded copay

A lower amount can describe a different preparation, quantity or eligibility condition. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. Clinical suitability belongs with the prescriber; your financial comparison should identify the actual product and leave unknown charges visible. A conditional savings offer also needs confirmation before it becomes part of the budget.

Our decision rule for your shortlist

Keep two services that can quote the relevant product and explain their ordinary renewal. Prefer the clearer commitment when two written offers otherwise meet your needs; do not treat uncertainty as a discount. Use the quote tool to compare the entered costs over the same period, then review cancellation, clinical access and pharmacy responsibility separately.

Sources and selection method

This shortlist uses public service information drawn from the provider reviews. Inclusion reflects the service question on this page, not a measured clinical advantage. Prescription, state access and personal pricing require confirmation.

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