Pick a company and a plan. It shows what lands on your card today, what lands on it every month after that, and what a prepay term commits you to in total.
Every figure below is read out of the same roster the reviews are built from, so this tool and the review of the same company cannot disagree. It shows its arithmetic on purpose: the only reason to believe a number on this site is that you can check it.
Four rules produce every number above, and each one is visible in the table rather than hidden in the total.
Anything the company's own pages leave unsettled is printed underneath the sum rather than resolved in our favor or theirs. Prices move; every company here carries the month it was read, and the method is here.
It will not price a company that publishes no ladder at all. That is 81 of the 412 companies we have reviewed: CoreAge Rx, TrimRx, PlushCare, Push Health, FuturHealth, Form Health, Nurx, JumpstartMD, Polly, Bioverse, altRx, Red Mountain Weight Loss, Allara Health, Sesame, Valhalla Vitality, Marek Health, Knownwell, Calibrate, Iron Med Rx, Society of You, Goldspan Health, Leanmeds, Levers Health, Rx Peps Direct, Heally, Nucore Health, Longevixx, AskRx, Telos RX, LifeRx, Better U, BetterMe Rx, Dr. Arevitalize, JRNYS, OnlyRx, Options Medical Weight Loss, Rivo Health, Woodwork, Balanced Hormone Health, SynergenX Health, Big Easy Weight Loss, Candor Rx, Clinic Secret, Fitness RX, formidableMD, Framework, Harper Meds, Intimate Rose, MANÜ Telehealth, Mevo Health, Mint Medical Clinic, NextMeds, Novi, Prime Health, Refills, Vitalex Health, VitaraRx, Voxy, VyrarX, Queen RX, ShapeIn Rx, T2D Inc., Tell Her Doc, 1st Optimal, Ascend Medical, Blue Sky MD, Call-On-Doc, ElixaMD, Eve, Hello Alpha, Medi-Weightloss, Omnia TeleHealth, QuickMD, SkyRx, Sumbare Wellness, TeleHealth Med, TeleSlim Clinic, The Virtual NP, Velvet Rx, Nuform Health, YOURx Health. Their reviews record that, and none of them appears in the picker, because a company with no published rung has nothing to add up.
A larger group publishes rungs and still publishes nothing you can buy for one month with no commitment: 119 of the 412, the 81 above plus 38 more. Those 38 are in the picker, priced on the rungs they do publish, and each review says what is missing.
It also will not tell you what a company charges after a prepay term ends, what shipping costs where a company does not publish it, or what a dose increase does to a price on a ladder that is not published. Those are gaps in what the companies publish, and this tool prints gaps as gaps.
331 companies and 1710 plan combinations, all computed by the same function that fills the picker above. Each row links that company's cost page, which carries its whole ladder priced out line by line.
“Cheapest month” is the medication rung plus any membership the company requires, the same number the review and the ranked lists print. “Plans priced” counts every combination of a medication rung and a membership term the company publishes, which is what the picker steps through.
Each company's ladder was read off its own pages and dated, and the reasoning is in the review. Two pieces set out the pattern the numbers show: why the advertised GLP-1 price is almost never what you pay and whether a 12-month prepay actually saves you money.
Some companies here pay us a commission when a reader starts care through a marked link. It does not change a price we quote or the order of anything here. The picker is sorted by the cheapest single month, which you can re-derive yourself. Who pays us.
Every review is on the index, priced by molecule on the molecule pages. The cheapest month to month is here, with the other boards beside it. The rest of the tools are on the tools index, and the words in these tables are defined in the glossary.