Telehealth rankings: peptides
Nine online providers that prescribe peptides or GLP-1s, scored on five criteria and ranked. The list favors companies that sell a real peptide catalog, publish prices, and put a physician on every order.
Breadth beyond GLP-1s: recovery, growth-hormone secretagogues, sexual health, skin, longevity.
Licensed physician review on every order, labs where indicated, named prescribers.
Published all-in prices, no hidden membership, per-dose pricing where doses change.
How many states, and whether the whole catalog ships to all of them.
Named pharmacy, published lab results, LegitScript or equivalent verification.
- 125/25Full peptide catalog plus GLP-1s
PEPTITop pick
The lowest all-in price for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide of any provider on this list, the broadest prescribed-peptide catalog, physician review on every order and all 50 states plus D.C. The only provider here that publishes a price for every rung of the dose ladder.
- ■Compounded semaglutide $119 and tirzepatide $139 per 28-day fill with no membership fee, against $179 and $199 at Henry Meds and membership-plus-medication structures at Mochi and Eden. See the price check below.
- ■Recovery, growth-hormone secretagogue, sexual-health, skin and longevity peptides sold alongside GLP-1s, all prescription-only.
- ■No separate membership fee. Medication is a 28-day subscription that can be paused or cancelled from the account page.
- ■Medication compounded at a US FDA-registered pharmacy; lab results published on the company's quality page. At-home blood testing available.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 220/25Concierge hormone and peptide clinic
Defy Medical
The most clinic-like option: consult fees, follow-ups and labs are part of the model, and oversight is the strongest of the pure-peptide players. Costs add up before the first vial ships.
- ■Long-running Florida-based telehealth clinic known first for TRT; peptides and secretagogues are offered as add-ons to a treatment plan.
- ■Trade write-ups put the initial consultation at $250 with paid follow-ups, on top of medication.
- ■Broad peptide list, but pricing is quoted per plan rather than published per product.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 319/25Membership peptide protocols
Live Vital
Aggressive entry pricing and a real recovery and longevity catalog. Protocols are memberships that renew until cancelled, and pharmacy details are thinner than the leaders.
- ■Physician-supervised protocols for BPC-157, MOTS-c, GHK-Cu and CJC-1295/ipamorelin, with entry pricing reported from about $66 a month.
- ■Recurring memberships with cancel-anytime terms effective at the end of the billing period.
- ■Marketing leans hard on off-label use; the disclaimers are there, but so is the hype.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 420/25Compounded GLP-1s
Henry Meds
The cleanest flat-price GLP-1 program still prescribing compounded product in 2026. Not a peptide clinic: no recovery or secretagogue catalog.
- ■Compounded semaglutide advertised from $179 a month and tirzepatide from $199, with provider visits and supplies included.
- ■Stayed with 503A patient-specific compounding while larger rivals exited.
- ■Flat pricing means the starter dose and the top dose cost the same.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 518/25Compounded GLP-1s with membership
Mochi Health
Solid obesity-medicine program with dietitian support. The membership-plus-medication structure makes the real monthly number harder to see at a glance.
- ■Reported at $79 a month membership plus $99 medication for compounded semaglutide, with an introductory first-month membership.
- ■Continued prescribing compounded semaglutide through mid-2026.
- ■GLP-1 only; no wider peptide catalog.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 616/25Lab-reviewed peptide therapy
Regenerative Revival
Credible clinician-led peptide program that reviews orders against labs. Pricing and state coverage are not published clearly enough to rank higher.
- ■Offers BPC-157 and other peptides prescribed by a licensed clinician and shipped from a licensed compounding pharmacy.
- ■Labs are part of the intake, which is a plus for oversight and a minus for speed.
- ■Per-product pricing is not published on the site.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 718/25Brand-name GLP-1s, compounded by exception
Hims & Hers
The biggest name on the list, and no longer a compounded-peptide option. Hims stopped offering compounded semaglutide to new patients in March 2026 and now leads with brand-name GLP-1s.
- ■Compounded semaglutide was priced at $149 to $199 a month before the exit.
- ■Compounded product is now offered only when a clinician deems it necessary.
- ■No peptide catalog beyond weight loss and sexual health.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 815/25Compounded GLP-1s (paused for new patients)
Eden
Low sticker prices and a membership on top. Eden paused its compounded GLP-1 program for new patients in mid-2026, so it is listed for existing patients only.
- ■Advertised compounded semaglutide at $99 a month plus a $99 monthly membership after the first month.
- ■New-patient enrollment for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide paused as of mid-2026.
- ■Existing patients can continue their programs.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency - 918/25Brand-name GLP-1s
Ro
A well-run telehealth company that has left the compounded market. Ranked last for peptides because it does not sell them.
- ■Publicly pivoted away from compounded GLP-1s during 2026.
- ■Brand-name Wegovy and Zepbound programs remain.
- ■No peptide catalog.
Peptide catalog Medical oversight Pricing clarity Coverage Transparency
Compounded GLP-1s, all-in monthly cost
Medication plus any required membership at the starting dose, as published or as reported by several independent write-ups this year. PEPTI is the lowest on both drugs among the providers ranked here.
| Provider | Semaglutide | Tirzepatide | Membership | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PEPTILowest | $119 | $139 | None | Starter dose; each dose step priced separately. |
| Henry Meds | $179 | $199 | Included | Flat price at every dose. |
| Mochi Health | $178 | — | $79/mo + medication | $99 medication plus membership; intro month discounted. |
| Eden | $198 | $298 | $99/mo + medication | $99 / $199 sticker plus membership. New-patient enrollment paused mid-2026. |
| Hims & Hers | — | — | Included | Compounded semaglutide closed to new patients March 2026; was $149 to $199. |
| Defy Medical | — | — | Consult fees | GLP-1 pricing quoted per plan, not published. |
| Live Vital | — | — | Program membership | Peptide programs; GLP-1 pricing not published. |
| Regenerative Revival | — | — | Not published | Per-product pricing not published. |
| Ro | — | — | Included | Brand-name only; exited compounded GLP-1s in 2026. |
Each provider is scored 1 to 5 on the five criteria above by the desk, from the provider's own site and from trade coverage in the current year. Prices are as published or as reported by several independent write-ups; where a figure is unpublished or disputed it is left out. Providers that no longer sell compounded peptides are ranked on what they sell today. This page is opinion, not medical advice, and nothing on it is a claim about how any medication performs.