Henry Meds vs Mochi Health: Compounded GLP-1 Provider Comparison
Both offer compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide at lower price points than brand-name. Mochi accepts insurance and uses obesity medicine specialists; Henry is faster to onboard. Both operate in evolving FDA regulatory environment.
FDA Compliance Notice
Henry Meds offers compounded GLP-1 medications. As of March 2026, the FDA has issued warning letters to multiple telehealth providers regarding compounded GLP-1 marketing. Discuss FDA-approved alternatives with your provider.
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$199/mo
Score
6.5/10
From
$79/mo
Score
7.8/10
Key takeaways
- Both offer compounded GLP-1 medications — not FDA-approved formulations.
- Mochi accepts insurance (unusual for compounded GLP-1); Henry does not.
- Mochi starts at $79/mo with insurance; Henry at $199/mo cash-pay.
- Henry has faster onboarding (24-48hr); Mochi requires lab work first.
- Both face heightened FDA scrutiny post-March 2026 warning letters.
Quick visual breakdown
Henry Meds wins 0 · Mochi Health wins 3
Henry Meds
0 of 4 wins
vs
Mochi Health
3 of 4 wins
Starting price
199
79
Consult fee
0
0
Shipping days (lower wins)
7d
5d
Trustpilot score
4.4/5
4.5/5
Side-by-side comparison
Feature
Henry Meds
Mochi Health
Founded
2022
2022
HQ
Chicago, IL
San Francisco, CA
Regulatory status
Compounded
Compounded
Starting price
$199/mo
$79/mo✓
Consultation fee
Free
Free
Accepts insurance
No
Yes✓
Lab work required
No
Yes
Shipping
7 days
5 days✓
Trustpilot
4.4/5
4.5/5
Common questions about Henry Meds
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Why trust our experts
- Written by:
- John Doe, PharmD, BCACP
- Medically reviewed by:
- Jane Smith, MD, FACP
- Last reviewed:
- May 15, 2026