Compare GLP-1 prices across leading telehealth providers.

An independent price-comparison site for GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes medications in the United States. It publishes what each drug costs on every route — manufacturer self-pay, commercial insurance with a savings card, and compounded — alongside the terms that decide which figure you actually pay. It is not affiliated with Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, or any telehealth provider, and it is not a clinic with the word Zoom in its name.

No. It is not a pharmacy, not a telehealth provider and not a prescriber. It dispenses nothing, issues no coupons of its own, and holds no patient records. Every price it publishes is a figure the manufacturer or provider published themselves, and every prescription decision belongs to a licensed clinician.

Affiliate commission. When a reader signs up with a telehealth provider through a link here, that provider pays a referral fee. It does not change the price the reader pays, and it is disclosed on every page carrying such a link. Manufacturer programmes — savings cards, self-pay pricing — earn nothing at all; they are listed because leaving them out would misrepresent the cheapest routes.

Manufacturer prices are read from the companies’ own published pages and held in one canonical module, so a correction updates every page at once rather than page by page. Provider prices are the figures each provider publishes, with the date they were last verified shown beside them. Compounded ranges span the providers listed here. Nothing is estimated, and where a figure could not be verified it is absent rather than guessed.

No, and the confusion is understandable — several US healthcare businesses use the word Zoom. ZoomCare is a clinic chain with physical locations that prescribes GLP-1s; Zoom Medical Weight Loss and My Zoom Clinic are separate providers. GLP1Zoom treats none of them as affiliates: it is an independent comparison site and sees no patients.