Nobody was comparing
the providers. So we do.

GLP-1 Samples exists because GLP-1 telehealth got confusing fast. In a few short years, weight-management prescribing moved from in-person clinics to a crowd of online providers, and brought hundreds of thousands of first-time patients with it. What it didn't bring was clarity: providers that are vague about which medications they actually carry, starting prices that are hard to pin down, and claims nobody was checking against what the provider actually documents.

So that's the job. For every provider we cover, we compare the same things from their publicly available information: what medications they actually carry (semaglutide and tirzepatide; brand versus compounded), how transparent their pricing is, how the online consultation works, and what we could, and couldn't, independently verify. We publish provider-attributed starting prices and tell you to confirm them at the source, because prices change often. Then we rank, using a methodology we publish in full, and link you straight to the provider or manufacturer-direct program. We don't sample, test, sell, or ship anything ourselves.

On independence: GLP-1 Samples is funded by affiliate commissions on some of the links we publish. Providers cannot buy a placement, a verdict, or a kinder review, rankings are set before monetization is ever considered, and a provider with no affiliate relationship outranks one with a deal whenever it earns it. We rank on verifiable attributes, never on weight-loss outcomes. The same standard drives the Provider Finder, our matching tool: your answers pick the providers, not the payout.

If a provider won't say what it carries or what it costs, we say that plainly.

Who we are, plainly: an independent editorial desk that reviews GLP-1 telehealth providers so you can walk into a clinician conversation informed. We do not sell, ship, or prescribe medication, and we won't pretend otherwise. Everything here is educational and for adults 18 and over, a prescription requires a consultation with a licensed provider, compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and nothing on this site is medical advice. Spot an error, or think a provider deserves a look? Write us at hello@glp1samples.com. A person reads every email.