GLP-1 Weight Loss Care
The medication is real. So is the care around it.
GLP-1 weight loss, prescribed by a licensed US doctor who cares for you in your own language.
A licensed US doctor reviews every assessment before anything is prescribed.
FSA/HSA Eligible
as seen in
19,000+ patients treated
Licensed US doctors
Pay over time with Klarna
FSA/HSA Eligible
as seen in
19,000+ patients treated
Licensed US doctors
Pay over time with Klarna
FSA/HSA Eligible
as seen in
19,000+ patients treated
Licensed US doctors
Pay over time with Klarna
Find the GLP-1 that fits you
Your doctor helps you find the right fit. Every option includes the same care team and price.
Compounded GLP-1
The same GLP-1 medicine the branded names use, prepared for you by a licensed US pharmacy. The price stays the same as your dose changes.
Available as a once-weekly shot or a daily tablet.
Most popular
Branded medications
Brand-name options like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro, prescribed by the same licensed US doctor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is compounded GLP-1 safe?
Yes. It uses the same active GLP-1 medicine found in the branded names, prepared by a licensed US pharmacy and prescribed by a licensed US doctor who reviews your health history first. GLP-1 medications have been studied for weight loss and metabolic health for years, and your care team adjusts your treatment as you go.
What's the difference between compounded and branded?
Both contain the same active GLP-1 medicine. Compounded is prepared for you by a licensed US pharmacy and is what most of our patients start with, partly because the price stays predictable at every dose. Branded names like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are available if you'd prefer one specifically. Your doctor helps you choose.
What if I don't want to inject?
You don't have to. Compounded GLP-1 comes as a daily tablet as well as a weekly shot, and your doctor will help you decide which fits your comfort level.
What about side effects?
Some patients notice mild nausea or digestive changes as their body adjusts, especially in the first few weeks. Your doctor starts you on a low dose and increases gradually to keep side effects manageable, and your care team is one message away if anything feels off.