Matched on what Nurx offers: medications, brand-name access, the video visit, an oral option, price and where it serves. Each one links to our full review.
No recurring price we could quote
Midi publishes a dose-based four-week GLP-1 medication grid with visits priced separately at $250 initially and $150 thereafter for self-pay.
Why it's here: the same medications, brand-name access and a video visit.
- Like Nurx, Midi Health offers brand-name GLP-1 medication as well.
- Both Midi Health and Nurx ask for a live video visit first.
- Midi Health lists an oral option (a pill or under-the-tongue form); Nurx doesn't.
- Midi Health says it serves all 50 states; Nurx doesn't publish a full state list.
- Midi Health says it bills health insurance for its own care; Nurx doesn't say that.
Semaglutide (oral) from $324/mo
A women's-health brand that charges a $99 monthly consult and then prescribes brand-name Wegovy, Zepbound or Saxenda through your pharmacy — plus a $225 needle-free sublingual semaglutide, but only in Oregon.
Why it's here: brand-name access and a video visit.
- Wisp lists semaglutide at $324 a month; we couldn't find a recurring semaglutide price for Nurx.
- Nurx offers tirzepatide; we didn't find it at Wisp.
- Like Nurx, Wisp offers brand-name GLP-1 medication as well.
- Both Wisp and Nurx ask for a live video visit first.
- Wisp lists an oral option (a pill or under-the-tongue form); Nurx doesn't.
- Wisp lists a narrower service area; Nurx doesn't publish a full state list.
No recurring price we could quote
Heva lists semaglutide at $189/month and tirzepatide at $339/month on three-month commitments, billed in three monthly payments. Its $199/$399 comparison figures are not clearly assigned to a one-month plan.
Why it's here: the same medications and brand-name access.
- Like Nurx, Heva Health offers brand-name GLP-1 medication as well.
- Heva Health lets you start without a live video visit; Nurx asks for one.
- Heva Health lists a narrower service area; Nurx doesn't publish a full state list.
No recurring price we could quote
The broadest GLP-1 menu I've found anywhere — brand Zepbound and Wegovy, two GLP-1 pills, and three compounded molecules — from doctors who actually specialize in midlife hormones, with one mandatory $99 fee sitting quietly on top of every price it advertises.
Why it's here: the same medications and brand-name access.
- Like Nurx, Alloy offers brand-name GLP-1 medication as well.
- Alloy lets you start without a live video visit; Nurx asks for one.
- Alloy lists an oral option (a pill or under-the-tongue form); Nurx doesn't.
- Alloy lists a narrower service area; Nurx doesn't publish a full state list.
Semaglutide from $289/mo · Tirzepatide from $359/mo
Found combines medication, clinical care and membership in its compounded plans, billed every 28 days. Cash semaglutide costs $289 after the introductory cycle and tirzepatide $359; prepaid terms cost less.
Why it's here: the same medications and brand-name access.
- Found Health lists semaglutide at $289 a month; we couldn't find a recurring semaglutide price for Nurx.
- Found Health lists tirzepatide at $359 a month; we couldn't find a recurring tirzepatide price for Nurx.
- Like Nurx, Found Health offers brand-name GLP-1 medication as well.
- Found Health: Found’s current compounded pages say insurance care requires synchronous video visits, while self-pay care is chat or text-based in most cases. Both tracks require monthly refill contact.. Nurx asks for a live video visit before it prescribes.
- Found Health lists an oral option (a pill or under-the-tongue form); Nurx doesn't.
Brand-name from $1,299/mo
A flat $179 a month for either molecule, all doses included, on a yearly plan ($199 on a 3-month plan) — a reasonable option if you can live with the commitment and a pharmacy it won't name.
Why it's here: the same medications and brand-name access.
- Like Nurx, Gala Health offers brand-name GLP-1 medication as well.
- Gala Health lets you start without a live video visit; Nurx asks for one.
- Gala Health says it serves all 50 states; Nurx doesn't publish a full state list.