The Best Deals on Ozempic, GLP-1s, and Semaglutide Online

It’s that time of the year; We all likely indulged more than we’d like to admit for the holidays and put on a few extra pounds. While exercise and diet changes are a great place to start, GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and even compounded versions of semaglutide and tirzepatide are helping many people overcome obesity and weight issues in record numbers. Our sister site, Woman’s World, has researched the best Ozempic, GLP-1, and semaglutide/tirzepatide deals online.

Name-brand medication pricing will depend on your insurance and other factors, but compounded options are usually the cheapest. Many telehealth providers offer medication for less than $200 per month if you qualify. According to Woman’s World’s mystery shopper tests, these 7 providers provide affordable pricing and an excellent customer service experience!

Best Ozempic, GLP-1 and semaglutide deals

1. Mochi Health: Mochi’s 4-phase weight loss program sets you up for success by combining a customized nutrition plan, GLP-1 medication and ongoing support from a dietician and medical doctor. We got through quickly during our mystery shopper calls and the customer service agent answered all our questions. Mochi Health is also available in all 50 states!—Prices start at $178

2. Calibrate: Calibrate’s metabolic reset program provides a GLP-1 prescription (the cost of the medication will depend on your insurance), ongoing support, bi-weekly coaching sessions and other tools to help you lose weight. While Calibrate does offer live phone support, I had trouble getting through to them during my mystery shopper calls. That said, they responded within a few days to my email inquiries and answered all my questions. —Prices start at $199 per month but require a 3-month commitment to get started

3. Hims: The male-focused telehealth provider (hence the name), offers not only GLP-1 medication for weight loss but also sexual health, skincare, mental health and hair loss products for men. While Hims does not accept insurance, it offers affordable pricing for compounded semaglutide. Hims’ customer service is also quite good, with a live representative answering our questions within a few minutes.—Prices start at $199

4. WeightWatchers Clinic: The popular brand best known for its patented “Points” program now offers GLP-1 medication in its WeightWatchers Clinic program (formally known as Sequence). In addition to the many benefits you get from the standard Weight Watchers programs, GLP-1 prescription medication is available if you qualify. That said, if you’re on a budget and want compounded semaglutide, it is not available in California, Mississippi, Louisiana or Alabama. —Compounded semaglutide starts at $129 per month ($49 consult and Clinic membership required)

5. Noom Med: Noom offers you a choice between a compounded GLP-1 Rx plan or a name-brand medication plan. While the first month’s price starts at $149, the next 3 months are $837. The telehealth provider offers 24-hour customer service; however, Noom does not have live phone support, so you’ll have to do everything online.  —Prices start at $149

6. Hers: Hers is the female version of Hims telehealth. Since they are the same company, pricing is the same for GLP-1 medication. However, Hers caters to women by offering different sexual health, skincare, hair growth products. Like Hims, Hers doesn’t accept insurance; however, its fixed pricing helps patients who pay out-of-pocket. According to the Woman’s World brand interview: “As of the end of the third quarter of 2024, the Hers brand surpassed 400,000 subscribers”— Prices start at $199

7. Ro: Previously known as Roman for men, the Ro now offers many healthcare services for men and women. Ro’s body program offers coaching, support, and a prescription for GLP-1 medication for $99 in your first month and $145 for each additional month. That said, the actual medication is not included in the cost, just the prescription. Its compounded semaglutide is a bit higher than some of the other providers but Ro could be a good option if your insurance covers GLP-1 medications like Ozempic—Prices start at $99