One goal. Three ways to get there.
Some people want a strong push from day one. Some want to ease in slowly. Some are switching from a program that stopped working for them. That's why we don't put every patient on the same dose of the same medication. A licensed provider reviews your health history, your goals, and what you've already tried, then prescribes the program built for that, not a one-size-fits-all plan pulled off a shelf.
Three programs, one care team
Every program includes your provider visit, dose titration, and monthly check-ins. Your provider decides which medication and dose are appropriate for you, based on your assessment.
Semaglutide
Tirzepatide
Micro-dose
Prices shown are the monthly program cost and include your provider visit, medication when prescribed, dose titration, monthly check-ins, and shipping. No insurance is billed. Medication is prescribed only if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate for you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. We ship nationwide.
Not sure if you qualify? The check takes about 2 minutes and costs nothing. A licensed provider reviews it, not an algorithm.
Start the assessmentCompare the three programs side by side
Your provider makes the final call after reviewing your assessment. Here's the general shape of how the three programs differ, so you know what to expect before you start.
| Program | Semaglutide | Tirzepatide | Micro-dose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Most patients starting a GLP-1 program for the first time | Patients who want a stronger response, or have plateaued on another program | Patients who want to ease in slowly, or tend to be sensitive to side effects |
| How it works | GLP-1, once-weekly injection | GLP-1 + GIP, once-weekly injection | Low-dose semaglutide, once-weekly injection |
| Starting price | From $99/mo | From $249/mo | From $249/mo |
| Dosing plan | Set by your provider, increased gradually | Set by your provider, increased gradually | Set by your provider, increased gradually |
| Switching from another GLP-1 | Discussed during your assessment | Discussed during your assessment | Discussed during your assessment |
| Provider check-ins | Monthly | Monthly | Monthly |
| Cancel anytime | Yes | Yes | Yes |
This table is general information, not medical advice. Medication is prescribed only if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate for you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
From assessment to your door
The same four steps, no matter which program your provider ends up recommending.
Take the assessment
Answer questions about your health, your goals, and what you've already tried. Takes about 2 minutes, and checking your eligibility costs nothing.
A provider reviews it
A licensed provider reviews your answers, usually within 24 to 48 hours, and decides which program, if any, is appropriate for you.
Your medication ships
If you're prescribed a program, it ships from a US-licensed pharmacy, usually arriving in 3 to 5 days, in discreet packaging.
You're never on your own
Message your care team whenever something comes up. They check in monthly and adjust your dose as needed.
The most common early side effects are stomach-related, like nausea. Your provider starts you at a low dose and adjusts from there. Message your care team anytime something feels off.
One monthly price. Nothing hidden.
Every weight loss program includes the same core of care. What changes is the medication and dose your provider prescribes.
No insurance is billed. Medication is prescribed only if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate for you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Want a provider's read on this? Answer a few questions and a US-licensed provider tells you what actually fits, if anything does.
Start the assessmentWho this is for, and who it isn't
We'd rather tell you the truth up front than waste your time. A licensed provider makes the final call after reviewing your full health history, but here's the honest picture.
This might be a good fit if
- You want a licensed provider guiding your dose, not guessing on your own.
- You've tried diet and exercise and want more support alongside them.
- You want medication, monitoring, and monthly check-ins in one place.
- You're looking for a program you can adjust as you go, not a fixed script.
This may not be the right fit if
- You're pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to become pregnant.
- You or a family member has a history of certain thyroid cancers or MEN2 (your provider will ask about this directly).
- You're looking for a quick fix with no provider involved.
- You want a guaranteed number on the scale by a specific date. We don't promise a result.
This list is general information, not a diagnosis. Your provider reviews your complete health history during your assessment before prescribing anything. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
What to actually expect
We're not going to show you a before-and-after photo and call it typical. Here's a general idea of how the first few months tend to go. Your experience depends on your body, your dose, and your provider's plan.
Starting low
Your provider usually starts you at a low dose to help your body adjust. Some people notice less appetite early on. Mild stomach side effects, like nausea, are common at first and often ease with time.
Finding your dose
If needed, your provider raises your dose gradually at your monthly check-in. This is usually when people start noticing changes to their appetite and routine.
Staying consistent
Your care team keeps checking in, adjusting your plan, and answering questions as you go. Consistency, not speed, tends to matter most over the long run.
Results vary and are not guaranteed. How any patient responds to a GLP-1 or peptide program depends on many factors, including dose, adherence, and personal health history. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
What patients say
"My provider started me low and walked me through every step. I never felt like I was guessing what dose to take."
"I'd been stuck for months on my old program. My new provider actually adjusted my plan and explained why."
"I wanted to ease in slowly because of a sensitive stomach. The micro-dose let me start without feeling awful."
Testimonials reflect individual patient experiences and are not necessarily representative. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Still deciding? You do not have to know what you want. That is what the provider review is for.
Start the assessmentWeight loss program questions
How do I know which program is right for me?
Start with the 2-minute assessment. Your provider reviews your health history, your goals, and anything you've already tried, then recommends Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, or a Micro-dose start. You'll see the recommendation and price before you pay anything.
Which states can you serve?
Nationwide. We ship from a US licensed pharmacy. See the shipping page for timing and packing.
How much does it cost?
Programs start at $99 a month and include your provider visit, your medication when it's prescribed, dose changes, and monthly check-ins. You see the exact price during your assessment, before you pay. No insurance is billed.
Can I switch from another GLP-1 program?
Often, yes. Tell us your current medication and dose during the assessment, and your provider will review whether you can continue at a similar dose or should adjust.
What if I have side effects?
The most common early side effects are stomach-related, like nausea. Your provider starts you at a low dose and adjusts as you go. You can message your care team anytime something feels off.
Is this covered by insurance?
No insurance is billed. Your monthly price covers your provider visit, medication when prescribed, dose titration, check-ins, and shipping, all in one flat fee.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. One message to the care team cancels it, and you can also do it from your patient portal once your account is set up. There's no long-term contract and no cancellation fee.
See which program fits you
Takes about 2 minutes. Checking if you qualify is free, and no insurance is needed.
Medication is prescribed only if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate for you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Results vary and are not guaranteed.