Self-pay, no insurance, 100% online. The number to anchor on: staying month-to-month costs $149 with total freedom to stop; committing several months at once trades some of that freedom for a lower rate - trimrx is unusual in letting you choose per renewal rather than at signup.
The price, and the discount already inside it
Our top 2 picks
Our two recommended GLP-1 providers, shown with the same verified pricing and ratings as our full comparison.
Excellent
Limited Offer - GLP-1 for $69/mon
Treatments offered
Compounded semaglutide injections (GLP-1) · Compounded tirzepatide injections (GLP-1 + GIP) · 100% online doctor review and prescription · Dosage adjustments through the patient portal
Starting price
$79$69/month
*Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
- Compounded semaglutide ($69/mo) and tirzepatide ($119/mo)
- 5-minute health qualifier; doctor review usually within 24 hrs
- Free 1-2 day shipping - temperature-controlled, tracked, insured
- No insurance required, no clinic visits, cancel anytime
from $69/month
embody offers doctor-prescribed GLP-1 weight loss treatment - compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide injections - through a 100% online process. Getting started takes a roughly 5-minute health qualifier, after which a medical practitioner reviews your chart (embody says usually within 24 hours, often under 5). Pricing is flat and simple: $69/month for semaglutide and $119/month for tirzepatide, with no insurance required, no hidden fees, and no clinic visits. Medication ships in 1-2 days in temperature-controlled, tracked, insured packaging, and embody is LegitScript-certified and works with US-based 503A compounding pharmacies. On Trustpilot, embody averages 3.8 across 8,398 reviews - an honest, mixed-to-positive record whose recent reviews cluster around two themes: responsive, proactive customer service ('from my very first inquiry I've had excellent communication... customer service updated me every step,' writes one tirzepatide patient) and the no-surprises pricing ('Love the fact that there are no surprises as in costly up front cost'). A 3.7 also means a minority of customers had negative experiences - worth reading both ends of the reviews before deciding, as with any provider.
Read full embody reviewExceptional
Most Comprehensive GLP-1 Medication Access
Treatments offered
Compounded semaglutide (GLP-1) injection · Compounded tirzepatide (GLP-1 + GIP) injection · Brand-name Zepbound and Wegovy · One simple injection per week
Starting price
$199$89/month
*Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
- Compounded GLP-1 from $89/mo, GLP-1 + GIP from $149/mo
- Brand-name options too: Zepbound and Wegovy
- Clinician-guided - physician, PA, or nurse practitioner
- Free shipping (about 5-7 days)
from $89/month
altRx bills itself as "the #1 most affordable GLP-1 program," and its published prices largely back that up: compounded GLP-1 (semaglutide) from $89/month and GLP-1 + GIP (tirzepatide) from $149/month - flat at every dose, so the price doesn't climb as you titrate up - alongside one of the few genuine brand-name shelves in this space (Ozempic $1,149, Zepbound $1,249, Wegovy $1,579 per month). It's a self-pay telehealth service: you complete a short assessment, a licensed provider (physician, PA, or nurse practitioner) reviews it, and if appropriate a prescription goes to a licensed US pharmacy, with free shipping in about 5-7 days. No insurance is required, Buy Now, Pay Later is available, and you can pause or cancel anytime. Two things to know before the details: shipping is slower than the 1-2 day providers (embody, DirectMeds), and Trustpilot does not currently display an aggregate score on altRx's profile - the individual reviews we quote on this page are real, but there's no independent average to lean on the way there is for rivals like Medvi (4.3 across 14,836) or embody (3.8 across 8,398). One of the real 4-star reviews we surface notes a refill 'yet to be fulfilled with zero reason as to why' - worth factoring in alongside the price advantage.
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TrustpilotThe tracking date moved twice and the...
“The tracking date moved twice and the box came three days late, and the cold packs were warm to the touch when I finally opened it.”
Holly H.
US
The medication was not working for me
“The medication was not working for me, so I canceled my prescription but I am still receiving text and emails from Affirm saying they have not received cancellation from trim rx and is trying to continue charging me each month.”
George L.
US
The price runs a little high
“The price runs a little high, but if the quality holds I don't mind paying it. Delivery has been great every time and the whole thing is easy to follow. So far it's going well. The only frustrating part is those weeks where the scale just sits, though I knew that would happen.”
Tiffany C.
US
Unreliable! Potentially crooks!
“The onboarding process was fine, telehealth etc. They processed my order AND full payment very quickly. I signed up for a 6-month plan which delivers in two deliveries. First upon approval and second 3 months later. I've not received the second order; which I already paid for, and it's over 30 days late. They do not respond on their website chat or answer the phone when called. I've been trying to contact someone for 10 days. I finally ended up disputing with my CC company.”
Karen A.
US
Reviews are individual experiences quoted verbatim from public Trustpilot profiles, names shortened; any weight-loss result mentioned is one person's and is not typical - results vary. Trustpilot is a trademark of Trustpilot A/S and is not affiliated with this site.
Same tier, different products: trimrx vs Medvi
The market moved these two apart: trimrx's $149 semaglutide faces Medvi at a $99 promotional rate - and they sell nearly opposite products. Medvi spends the money on high-touch care: video visits, a dietician, coaching, a 4.3 Trustpilot record across 14,836 reviews. trimrx spends it on flexibility: no contract, optional discounts, a leaner clinical-support model. The choice is about what you value - the full head-to-head is in Medvi vs trimrx.
| Provider | Semaglutide | Tirzepatide | Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| wellmedr | $49/mo | $89/mo | 12-mo lock for best rate |
| embody | $69/mo | $119/mo | Flat, no commitment |
| altRx | $89/mo | $149/mo | Flat + brand shelf |
| HealthRx | $99/mo* | from $179 | 12-mo prepaid |
| DirectMeds | $147/mo | $147/mo | Flat, drops option |
| trimrx | $149/mo | $259/mo | No contract, opt-in discounts |
| Medvi | $99/mo promo (reg. $199) | $166/mo promo (reg. $299) | All-inclusive high-touch |
*prepaid annual. One column worth a second look: on tirzepatide, trimrx's $259 is beaten by $112/month at DirectMeds - if tirzepatide is your medication, that gap compounds fast.
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How do trimrx's multi-month discounts work?
trimrx's discount structure rewards commitment without demanding it, and the mechanics matter when budgeting. Month-to-month, you pay the listed $149/$259 with the right to stop at any renewal. Choose a multi-month plan and the per-month rate drops below the listed price - the exact rates are shown at signup and vary by plan length. The strategic play most patients miss: these aren't mutually exclusive forever. Start month-to-month while you and your clinician confirm the medication and dose suit you - the first 8-12 weeks answer that - then switch to a multi-month rate once the uncertainty is gone. You pay a small premium for exactly the months where flexibility has value, and stop paying it the moment it doesn't.
One number to keep handy while deciding: the titration timeline in how long semaglutide takes to work - it tells you when your own uncertainty window closes.
What does a flexible year at trimrx cost?
Month-to-month for a year: $1,788 (semaglutide). Against wellmedr's locked $588, flexibility costs about $1,200/year - the honest number to stare at. It's worth paying when your circumstances genuinely might change: income uncertainty, a possible switch to brand-name, or you're still confirming the medication suits you in the first months. It's not worth paying indefinitely: once you know you're staying, either take trimrx's own multi-month discount or move down-market. Flexibility you no longer need is just margin you're donating.
→ Current plans and multi-month rates in the trimrx review
This article is general information, not medical advice. Prices as listed at the time of writing - confirm current pricing on the provider's site.























