Weight management / GLP-1
4.4
Ro Body
Best for people with insurance who want prior authorization handled, or cash payers who want Wegovy, Zepbound or Foundayo at manufacturer prices.
Ro Body is the strongest pick when you want a brand-name GLP-1 and someone to fight your insurer for coverage; the membership fee is the thing to watch once the $39 first month ends.
$39 first month, then $74 to $149/mo; medication billed separately at LillyDirect or NovoCare prices
At-home lab tests
4.0
Everlywell
Best for readers who want a baseline or a between-visit check on a specific marker and will take the result to a clinician.
Everlywell is a reasonable way to get a finger-prick A1C, lipid or testosterone number without a clinic visit, at $49 to $149 a test, with CLIA-lab processing and physician review. It is a screening tool, not a diagnosis, and it is not sold in New York.
HbA1c $49; cholesterol and lipids $49; heart health panel $99
Telehealth / primary care
4.0
Sesame
Best for uninsured or high-deductible readers who want an upfront price for a visit, or a lower-fee brand-only GLP-1 program.
Sesame is the honest budget option: transparent per-visit cash prices, clinicians in every state, and a weight-loss program that sells brand-name GLP-1s only. It does not bill insurance, so insured readers pay out of pocket for the visit.
Telehealth visits from $34; weight-loss program $99/mo or $59/mo annual
Weight management / GLP-1
3.3
Trimi
Best for cash payers set on a compounded GLP-1 who will prepay a longer plan and accept that these are not FDA-approved products.
Trimi undercuts every compounded program we checked ($99 to $175 a month for semaglutide) and names its prescriber network and pharmacies. Its own terms never name a legal entity, and one cited pharmacy license resolves to a different company name. Good price, read the fine print.
Compounded semaglutide from $99/mo on a 12-month prepay; $175 month to month
Fertility and prenatal
2.9FullWell
Best for someone who cares which form of folate is in the bottle, wants real choline, and will take eight capsules a day to get it.
FullWell's prenatal is better formulated than most: methylated folate, 300 mg of choline and a stated reason for leaving iron out. Its heavy-metal testing is published as one summary per product, not per batch, and one SKU is under a California lead notice.
Prenatal $49.95, prenatal fish oil $29.95, men's multivitamin $49.95, prenatal plus fish oil $79.90; autoship priced lower
Weight management / GLP-1
2.7
Bodybuilding Health+
Best for cash payers who will prepay 3 to 12 months of compounded semaglutide for the lowest rate and accept all-sales-final terms on a product the FDA has not approved.
Bodybuilding Health+ is the telehealth program sold under the Bodybuilding.com brand (operator: Dynamo Group LLC). Compounded semaglutide runs $139 to $179 a month, the FDA non-approval notice is on every page, and the Terms make every sale final. Fair price, the weakest refund terms we have scored.
Compounded semaglutide $179 first month ($100 off), then $159.33, $158 or $141.50/mo by prepaid term
Weight management / GLP-1
2.6
SHED
Best for cash payers who have decided on a compounded GLP-1, understand it is not an FDA-approved product, and are comfortable with a two-month minimum.
SHED sells compounded semaglutide from $159 to $199 a month and brand-name options through a separate membership. The prices are real; so are the two-month minimum, the non-refundable fees, and a BBB complaint pattern about billing without shipment. Read the terms before you buy.
Compounded semaglutide from $159/mo on a 12-month plan; brand Wegovy and Zepbound at pharmacy price
Mental health and therapy
2.4
BetterHelp
Best for someone who wants a licensed therapist this week, can use insurance, and will check the first bill after canceling.
BetterHelp gets a licensed therapist quickly and lets you switch without starting over. It hides its price behind eight screens of health questions, carries a 2023 FTC order over sharing mental-health data with advertisers, and one complaint theme repeats above the rest: billing after cancellation.
From $70 to $100/week without insurance; BetterHelp reports an average $23 copay per session with eligible insurance
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