Switching GLP-1 providers means coordinating prescription transfer, timing shipments, and managing the new intake. Here's the practical sequence, what to ask, and where timing gaps appear.

Compounded tirzepatide starts around $249–$289 per month at programs with transparent pricing; branded Mounjaro and Zepbound typically cost $299–$1,498 per month through telehealth channels, often plus separate membership fees.

Rift does not publish pricing, billing cycles, or cancellation terms, making a seamless transfer harder to plan. This guide walks through what you can control when moving to PlexusDx's transparent monthly billing.

Remedy Meds shows no prices publicly; figures appear only after intake. The verified cash-pay microdose plan costs $189/month. Standard-dose pricing is secondary evidence and must be confirmed at checkout.

Remedy Meds charges no membership fee and includes provider visits, phone support, and shipping in its monthly rate. The only checkout-verified price—$189/month for microdose GLP-1—is $60 more than PlexusDx's $129 microdose plan. Standard-dose pricing requires completing intake.

ReflexMD charges $0 in membership fees; the monthly medication price covers provider access and prescription. Semaglutide runs $299/month, tirzepatide $399/month, and oral tablets $199/month.

OrderlyMeds offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide without insurance through a two-month prepaid starter rate followed by standard monthly billing. We break down the first-year cost, the ongoing rates, and what the 3.6-star Trustpilot record reveals about fulfillment and support.

OrderlyMeds advertises all-inclusive pricing with no separate visit, lab, or shipping fees. The structure to understand is starter versus ongoing medication cost: what looks like $74.50/month is a two-month prepaid rate, then $149/month for semaglutide.

Noom Med's microdose program offers a first-month rate and ongoing refill rate that average less per month over 12 months than most competitors.

LifeMD sells FDA-approved Wegovy and Zepbound but charges a recurring membership fee on top of medication cost. We compare its all-in pricing against seven low-cost compounded-medication providers over 12 months.

Lavender Sky Health charges a $25/month plan fee for brand medications and $0/month for compounded GLP-1s, plus separate consult fees every six months. This breakdown shows what you pay beyond the advertised medication price.

10Rx maintains the same quarterly package price across all available semaglutide and tirzepatide strengths. When your clinician increases your dose, your cost stays flat—but the prepaid quarterly commitment and per-month equivalent deserve a closer look.

AltRx advertised promotional rates ranging from $89 to $75 per month for semaglutide and $149 to $125 for tirzepatide depending on commitment length, with an end date of September 5, 2026. Post-promotional ongoing rates are not publicly documented.

Jack & Jill Health does not publish stable U.S. GLP-1 pricing on its public website. Verified attempts to capture first-month rates, refill costs, and medication fees all require intake or location-specific quotes—making upfront cost comparison impossible.

Rift does not publish pricing or plan details on its public website; a quote is issued after questionnaire completion. PlexusDx lists month-to-month rates at $189 for semaglutide and $289 for tirzepatide, with no membership fee and prepaid multi-month discounts available.

Very few telehealth weight-management platforms currently offer compounded tirzepatide in oral form, and pricing evidence is fragmented. We verified every published price and route option across 30+ providers.

IVIM Health offers compounded GLP-1s through prepaid bundles plus a separate membership fee. We break down the total cash-pay cost, compare effective monthly rates against month-to-month alternatives, and explain what the upfront commitment buys you.

IVIM Health advertises compounded semaglutide at $100/month, but that figure requires a $600 upfront commitment and excludes a $75/month membership fee that starts in month two.

Fridays Health advertises $0 membership and free shipping, but the gap between promotional rates and checkout prices can surprise new patients. Here's what you'll actually pay for visits, labs, medication, and shipping in 2026.

Eden's advertised $99 semaglutide and $199 tirzepatide prices cover medication only. A required $99/month membership brings the all-in cost to $198 or $298, billed as two separate recurring charges with a discounted first-month promotional rate.

Willow advertises a single monthly price for each GLP-1 medication but does not publish a dose-increase pricing structure. PlexusDx charges the same price at every dose, with semaglutide starting $110/month lower. Here's what the evidence shows.

SlimDownRx ties tirzepatide prices to dose levels, adding hundreds of dollars as doses climb. We found dose-specific bundles ranging from $258 to $342 per month, but evidence quality limits what we can verify today.

Trillium Meds advertises GLP-1 programs from $109/month, but tirzepatide-specific pricing, dose tiers, route, and plan structure are not disclosed publicly as of September 2026.

Trava does not publish tirzepatide pricing on its website. Rates require an intake or location-specific quote, making upfront cost comparison difficult. Here's what we know and how it compares to published alternatives.

Ro's weight-management program separates membership from medication costs. We break down the Body Program fees, dose-dependent medication charges, and what Ro does not itemize—shipping, labs, and detailed visit costs—so you see the true recurring expense.

Gimme's reported $199/month tirzepatide rate appears in user discussion, but the company does not publish pricing or service details on its website. We explain what's documented, what's missing, and how the figure compares.

Zealthy does not publish verified tirzepatide pricing on its public site. This review documents what is disclosed, what remains behind the intake wall, and how that compares to programs with transparent tirzepatide rates.

Gimme reports $199/month for compounded tirzepatide injection with no membership fee, according to one September 2026 Reddit user account. We break down what's known, what's uncertain, and how the figure compares to PlexusDx tirzepatide rates.

Rift appears in online discussions as a GLP-1 provider, but our July 2026 verification found no publicly itemized tirzepatide plan, no stable pricing, and no fee breakdown on the company's website.

Remedy Meds charges no membership fee; medication, unlimited provider visits, phone support, and shipping are bundled into a single monthly price shown after intake. Only the microdose plan price ($189/month) is publicly documented.