GLP-1s you can take by mouth

Swallowing a GLP-1 instead of injecting it is the single most asked question in this category, and the answer is no longer theoretical: an FDA-approved pill exists, and several companies compound their own tablet versions alongside it.

Ranked by: Every company here publishes a price for a GLP-1 swallowed rather than injected.

Some of these companies pay us a commission when a reader starts care through our link, and most do not. Paying us does not move a company up this board, because the order is the price: what one month costs with no commitment, cheapest first. Who pays us.

The board

Showing 72 of 72 companies on this board

Every price above was checked on the date its own review carries. Open a review to see it.

Partner rows are labeled Partner and their links pay us a commission. They get no ordering advantage. Ordered by what one month really costs with no commitment (the medication rung plus any membership the company requires), cheapest first, with equal prices broken by company name. Nothing about a commercial relationship enters the order. Who pays us, and what for.

The prices below are for one month, bought on its own. What they are not is a like-for-like comparison of the same product. An FDA-approved oral semaglutide and a compounded rapid-dissolve tablet are different things in different legal categories, and each row says which one it is.

Who the rule left out, and why

221 of the 293 companies eligible for this board publish no month-to-month price for a GLP-1 taken by mouth, so the rule above keeps them off it. Eligible means the 293 companies on the cheapest board: a company with no verified month-to-month price was never in the running for any board, and counting it against this rule would overstate what the rule refused. They are not worse companies for it, and each one still has a full review.

Every finding in the middle column comes from that company's own pages, as of the date its review carries. Where a column says a company publishes nothing, that describes its public pages, not what the company charges.

The other boards

Each one is the same roster under a different rule, and each prints its rule and its exclusions the way this one does. A board needs 5 qualifying companies before it exists at all; the index lists the rules we applied and did not publish, with their counts.

• The cheapest GLP-1, month to month 293 companies · $75.58–$1,399/moEvery company with a verifiable month-to-month price.
• Providers that only sell a single month 129 companies · $79–$1,399/moNo multi-month rung exists anywhere in their published pricing.
• Providers that bill no membership 253 companies · $79–$1,399/moNo recurring membership appears in their published pricing.
• Providers with no consultation fee disclosed 261 companies · $75.58–$1,399/moTheir own pages disclose no separate visit fee.
• Providers that name the pharmacy 146 companies · $79–$1,396/moThey say which pharmacy dispenses the medication.
• Providers whose price is the whole bill 95 companies · $88–$1,399/moNo prepay rung, no membership, no consultation fee.

Every company with a verifiable month-to-month price is on the cheapest board, priced by molecule on the molecule pages, and reviewed in full on the index.

Prices move. Every figure here carries the month it was read, and the company's own site is the current source. How we review.

Checked September 2026.