GLP-1 Weight Care
Semaglutide · Tirzepatide
- US-licensed providers
- Licensed US pharmacies
- Free eligibility check
GLP-1 therapy, prescribed and managed by a US-licensed provider. It quiets appetite signaling and supports steadier blood sugar — the medicine behind the weight-care results you've been hearing about.
$199/month, from
Start now — free eligibility checkPersonalized guidance, one-on-one with a US-licensed provider. You pay only if a provider prescribes treatment — and if one ever decides it isn't a fit after you've paid, that payment is fully refunded.
Automatic monthly refills
$199/month · cancel anytime
- US-licensed providers
- Cold-shipped, discreet
- Cancel anytime
Appetite signaling
GLP-1 receptor agonists mimic a hormone your body makes after eating, acting on the brain's hunger and fullness centers to quiet constant food noise.
Slowed gastric emptying
They slow how quickly the stomach empties, so you feel full sooner and longer after a meal.
Blood-sugar regulation
They support glucose-dependent insulin release and reduce glucagon, helping keep blood sugar steadier.
Provider-managed dosing
Treatment starts low and is titrated by your provider to balance results against side effects.
This might be for you if …
- The constant food noise is exhausting
- You've tried every diet and the scale won't move
- You want a doctor in your corner, not another app
Your protocol, your provider's call.
GLP-1 therapy is typically a once-weekly self-administered injection, started low and titrated upward over time. The exact molecule, dose, and schedule are determined by your provider — nothing here is a recommendation to dose yourself.
- 1
Onboarding visit
Your provider reviews your history and goals and, if appropriate, sets a low starting dose to build tolerance.
- 2
Titration window
Dose is adjusted gradually at your provider's discretion to balance results against side effects — never raised on your own.
- 3
Maintenance
Once you reach a dose that fits you, your provider keeps you there and re-checks at regular intervals.
- 4
Ongoing check-ins
Scheduled dose check-ins let your care team fine-tune or pause treatment as your body responds.
What's included each month
- Online visit with a US-licensed provider
- Compounded GLP-1 medication, if your provider prescribes it
- Cold-chain shipping from a licensed US pharmacy
- Regular dose check-ins with your care team
- Cancel anytime — no fees
Quality & sourcing
If a provider prescribes a compounded GLP-1, it is prepared by a state-licensed US compounding pharmacy and shipped cold to your door. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, though the pharmacies that prepare them are licensed and regulated — we say that up front, not in fine print.
Licensed compounding pharmacy
Prescriptions are filled by state-licensed US compounding pharmacies, not gray-market suppliers.
503A & 503B context
Compounding is handled under the 503A and 503B framework that governs US compounding pharmacies, with state board and applicable federal oversight.
Cold-chain handling
Temperature-sensitive medication ships cold, in plain, discreet packaging, to stay stable from the pharmacy to your door.
Certificate of analysis on request
Where a pharmacy provides one, a certificate of analysis (COA) for a compounded preparation can be requested through your care team.
Quality documentation
Compounding pharmacies operate under state board oversight and standard quality controls; your provider can speak to what they prescribe.
The honest caveat
Compounded formulations are not FDA-approved. Your provider explains what they prescribe and why so your choice is informed.
What actually arrives at your door
No mystery box. If a provider prescribes treatment, here's exactly what's inside — cold-shipped from a licensed US pharmacy, in plain packaging.
Cold-chain box
Temperature-sensitive medication ships cold to stay stable from the pharmacy to your door.
Your prescribed vial & supplies
If a provider prescribes it, your medication arrives with the supplies you need — never sold off a shelf.
Plain-language instructions
Clear, written guidance for what your provider prescribed — plus a care team a message away.
Plain, discreet packaging
No branding on the outside. What's inside is between you, your provider, and your pharmacy.
Why this isn't a research chemical
“Research chemical” peptides and compounds sold online are a different thing entirely from a prescription. We'll lay out the structural difference plainly — and say the part other sites bury.
Prescription, filled by a state-licensed US pharmacy
- A US-licensed provider reviews your history and decides whether it's appropriate before anything is prescribed.
- Filled by a state-licensed US compounding pharmacy under state board oversight — not a gray-market supplier.
- Cold-chain handling and a documented chain of custody from the pharmacy to your door.
- The honest caveat, said out loud: compounded medications are not FDA-approved, though the pharmacies that prepare them are licensed and regulated.
A research chemical sold not-for-human-use
- Sold online with no clinician — no one reviews your history or decides whether it's appropriate for you.
- Labeled “for research use only — not for human consumption,” with no pharmacy and no chain of custody.
- No cold-chain guarantee, no provider oversight, and no one accountable for what's actually in the vial.
- Not a prescription and not dispensed by a licensed pharmacy. A different thing entirely from what Feel20 does.
The honest caveat: compounded medications are not FDA-approved, though the pharmacies that prepare them are licensed and regulated. Your provider explains exactly what they prescribe and why, so your choice is informed — we put it here, not in fine print.
Your first month, step by step
Everyone responds differently, so we won't promise a number or a date. Here's the honest shape of a first month once a provider has prescribed GLP-1 care.
- 1Day 1
Your box arrives, cold
Cold-chain shipping lands at your door in plain packaging. Inside: your prescribed medication, supplies, and plain-language instructions.
- 2Week 1
Starting low, on purpose
If prescribed, treatment begins at a gentle, low dose. The early focus is how your body tolerates it — not the scale.
- 3Weeks 2–3
A quieter signal for many
Many people describe appetite signaling getting quieter over time. Your care team is a message away if anything feels off.
- 4Week 4
Your first dose check-in
Your provider reviews how you're responding and titrates if appropriate. This is a relationship, not a refill — individual results vary.
Timing is illustrative, not a promise — your provider sets your actual schedule and dose, and individual results vary.
How you get started
Tell us about you
A free 5-minute online eligibility check. Your goals, your health history, your state. No waiting room, no judgment.
A licensed provider reviews
A US-licensed provider looks at everything and meets with you online. If treatment is right for you, they write the prescription. If it isn't, they'll tell you honestly.
Delivered. Supported. Adjusted.
Medication ships from a licensed pharmacy to your door. Your care team checks in, adjusts your dose, and sticks with you for the whole climb back.
Questions?
Quiet the food noise. Start when you're ready.
The eligibility check is free, takes about five minutes, and a licensed provider decides whether GLP-1 care is right for you.
Start your free eligibility checkFree to apply · Prescription only if a licensed provider approves · Cancel anytime