Head to head · 14 pairs

Compare two GLP-1 providers

Prices read from each company's own pages, on the date its own review carries

Each of these pages puts two companies side by side on what one month costs with no commitment, membership included, then checks whether the two prices are for the same drug.

Every pair we publish

The two figures in each row are all-in months with nothing prepaid. In 10 of these 14 pairs the two headline figures are for different drugs (a compounded price beside a brand one), so the page names the molecule behind each figure and prints a molecule-by-molecule table underneath it. That is the whole reason these pages are longer than a table.

Every published head-to-head pair, with both month-to-month prices and the reason the pair has a page
Head to head	A month, each	Apart	Why this pair
Mochi Health vs RoBoth price brand semaglutide: $278 against $298	$139 · $298	$159	The cheapest compounded start on this roster against the biggest brand-drug name on it, and the two prices are not answering the same question.
LifeMD vs RoBoth price brand semaglutide: $298 against $298	$298 · $298	Same	Two brand-drug programs at the same all-in month-to-month price, built the same way: a medication bill and a mandatory fee that the headline leaves out.
Eden vs RoBoth price brand tirzepatide: $1,498 against $448	$99 · $298	$199	Both advertise a small number and both require a membership to reach it, so the comparison is really between two memberships.
Found vs RoNo molecule with a one-month price at both	$289 · $298	$9	Within a few dollars a month of each other, and one of them is compounded medication while the other is the FDA-approved brand.
Found vs Mochi HealthBoth price compounded tirzepatide: $289 against $169	$289 · $139	$150	Two compounded semaglutide programs whose all-in monthly prices are more than twice apart, and the cheaper of the two is the one with a required membership.
MEDVi vs RoNo molecule with a one-month price at both	$299 · $298	$1	Almost exactly the same price for one month, and not one molecule in common: a compounded semaglutide program against brand Wegovy and Zepbound.
MEDVi vs Mochi HealthBoth price compounded semaglutide: $299 against $139	$299 · $139	$160	Compounded semaglutide at both, more than twice apart, and each one advertises a number lower than the one you would actually pay.
Amble vs Mochi HealthBoth price compounded tirzepatide: $179 against $169	$179 · $139	$40	Both sell tirzepatide, and comparing the two headline prices compares two different molecules: on tirzepatide itself they are ten dollars apart.
Remedy Meds vs RoNo molecule with a one-month price at both	$299 · $298	$1	A dollar apart and not the same purchase: $299 of compounded semaglutide against $298 of brand, and one of the two bills thirteen times a year rather than twelve.
Remedy Meds vs MEDViBoth price compounded semaglutide: $299 against $299	$299 · $299	Same	The same molecule at the same number, $299 either way, so the price cannot decide it. What differs is when you are shown the figure and how often you are charged it.
Ro vs HimsBoth price brand tirzepatide: $448 against $448	$298 · $298	Same	The two biggest names in the category, both selling brand GLP-1s behind a separate monthly membership.
Hers vs RoBoth price brand tirzepatide: $448 against $448	$298 · $298	Same	Hers is the women's storefront most readers weigh against Ro; both sell brand Wegovy and Zepbound on top of a membership, so the comparison is two bills against two bills.
Noom vs WeightWatchersBoth price brand tirzepatide: $428 against $383	$428 · $233	$195	Two diet brands that now sell brand GLP-1s behind a separate monthly membership.
Noom vs RoBoth price brand tirzepatide: $428 against $448	$428 · $298	$130	Both sell self-pay Zepbound at the same $299 vial price, so the membership on top decides it.

What these pages found

The headline gap usually is not the gap10 of 14 pairs compare two different molecules at the headline, and 3 of them share no molecule with a one-month price at all. Where the two do sell the same drug the distance normally shrinks: Mochi Health against Ro reads as a $159 gap on the headline and is $20 on brand semaglutide.
4 pairs are dead heatsLifeMD and Ro are both $298; Remedy Meds and MEDVi are both $299; Ro and Hims are both $298; Hers and Ro are both $298. When two companies land on the same figure to the dollar, the price is not what you are choosing between, and the page says so instead of inventing a winner.
The widest pair is $199 a month apartEden against Ro : $99 against $298, or $2,388 across a year. Read which drug each figure buys before treating that as a saving.

How the columns are ordered

The two columns run in the order the URL names them, and the arithmetic is identical on both sides. Neither company can buy a column.

If neither of these is your pair

A board puts every company on one list. Every priced provider, cheapest month first is the one to start with; prices by molecule is the one to use if you already know which drug you need. And if you have one company in mind rather than two, the alternatives pages list everything cheaper than it for the drug it actually sells.

Some companies named here pay us a commission when a reader starts care through a marked link. No pair is chosen, ordered or worded because of it. The pairs exist because the phrase is searched for, and the search volume behind each one is in the source. Who pays us · how we review · every review.

Checked September 2026.