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Best GLP-1 Sample Programs in 2026

We tested every telehealth provider, manufacturer savings card, and compounded pharmacy that claims to offer a free or low-cost GLP-1 sample. Here's what's real, what's a gimmick, and what's actually worth your time.

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  1. #1
    Henry Meds
    Flat-rate compounded GLP-1 with a free telehealth consult to see if you qualify.
    ★ Pick
  2. #2
    Mochi Health
    Compounded GLP-1 with a dietitian-led program and insurance-billing option.
    ★ Pick
  3. #3
    Ro Body
    Major branded-Rx telehealth with a dedicated GLP-1 weight-loss program.
    ★ Pick
  4. #4
    Sesame Care
    A la carte telehealth where you pay per visit and get real GLP-1 prescriptions at list pricing.
    ★ Pick
  5. #5
    Hims Weight Loss
    National telehealth brand with an oral-and-injectable weight-loss lineup.
    ★ Pick
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Brand-specific sample programs, savings cards, and compounded alternatives — one page per medication.

Common questions

Are GLP-1 samples actually free?

Some manufacturer programs (savings cards, manufacturer coupons) reduce out-of-pocket cost to under $25 per month for eligible patients. Most telehealth and compounded providers offer a low-cost or free first consult and discounted first month — but the medication itself usually has a cost. We label every offer with its true price after the sample period ends so there are no surprises.

Do I need a prescription?

Yes. GLP-1 medications (semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide) are prescription-only in the US. Telehealth providers we list connect you with a licensed clinician who decides whether you're a fit — they don't prescribe automatically.

Are compounded GLP-1s legal?

Compounded versions are legal when prepared by an FDA-registered 503A or 503B pharmacy following USP standards, typically when the brand-name drug is on the FDA shortage list. We only list pharmacies with verifiable licensing.

How do you rank providers?

We combine four signals: editor rating (we test the consult flow ourselves), reader trust score (you tell us if an offer is still active), recency (last verified date), and earnings-per-click (we publish ranking that performs — partner compensation never overrides editor review).

How often is the list updated?

We re-verify every active provider weekly. The live ticker at the top of the site shows the freshest verification timestamp.

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