Honest GLP-1 program reviews
First-person, hands-on reviews of the top online GLP-1 programs for semaglutide and tirzepatide — real sign-up experiences, true pricing, pros and cons, and our ratings.
8.4Yucca Health review
Is the $129 start really fee-free?
Yucca Health is strongest if you want a cash-pay compounded GLP-1 path that moves quickly: online intake, licensed provider review, no membership fee, onboarding call, and free 2-day shipping. The tradeoff is that the attractive starting price is only the first number to check. Refills, dose increases, refund rules, and the fact that Yucca does not offer brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound matter just as much.
Read the review
8.3Freya review
Is the $150-off first order worth it?
Freya got me from an online quiz to a cold-packed box of compounded semaglutide faster than any clinic I have used, and the $150 off took the sting out of the first bill. Here is my honest take after 90 days, including where the marketing oversells.
Read the review
7.9Bodybuilding Health+ review
Built for lifters who want a cut
Bodybuilding Health+ got me on compounded tirzepatide in under a week with no membership fee and a fitness-first tone I actually liked. Here is my honest take after 90 days, including where the pricing gets less friendly.
Read the review
7.4Embody review
Is the needle-free gum worth it?
Embody is the rare program that let me skip needles entirely with its GLP-1 gum, and the $99-149 first month made it easy to try. Just go in clear-eyed: refills climb toward ~$299 fast, and that price step is the thing most people get burned by.
Read the review
7.1ShedRx review
Is needle-free GLP-1 worth it?
SHED is the rare GLP-1 program built for people who hate needles - drops, lozenges, oral pills and compounded shots all in one menu. The formats and coaching are genuinely good, but the membership-versus-prescription billing is where you have to pay attention.
Read the review
6.9SkinnyRx review
Is $199/mo real, or bundle bait?
SkinnyRx is the rare program that sells injections, sublingual drops, and tablets right alongside brand-name pens, and it ships overnight. The catch is that the $199 headline only exists if you prepay 12 months, so read the fine print before you commit.
Read the review
6.8MEDVi review
Unlimited visits, watch the refills
MEDVi bundles unlimited provider access and both injections and needle-free tablets into one monthly price, and my intake was genuinely fast. But the jump from the $179 intro to roughly $299 refills, plus a cancellation process that trips a lot of people up, is something you want to go in knowing. Here is my honest take after 120 days.
Read the reviewThese are independent reviews. Programs prescribe through US-licensed clinicians and lead with compounded GLP-1s (not FDA-approved; prescription required). PeptideDeck may earn a commission.