Remedy Meds Review: The Real Deal? (2026)

Cutting to the chase: Remedy Meds is our top pick for GLP-1 treatment in 2026. Not because it's fancy — it's not. It's because it does the core job well without any of the BS that plagues this space.

Board-certified providers. Access to both semaglutide and tirzepatide. Straightforward monthly pricing. No year-long contracts, no mandatory coaching upsells, no "$99/month*" with an asterisk that leads to a footnote about extra fees.

We spent six weeks evaluating their platform. Here's everything we found.

The Signup Process

About 10 minutes. Health questionnaire covering medical history, current meds, BMI, goals, and previous weight loss attempts. Thorough without being annoying.

The form screens for contraindications — medullary thyroid cancer history, pancreatitis, MEN 2. That's what you want to see from a provider that's actually doing their job instead of rubber-stamping everyone.

After submission, a board-certified provider reviews your case. We heard back within 18 hours on a weekday, ~36 hours on weekends. If approved, they create your treatment plan and send it to their pharmacy partner.

The whole thing is asynchronous — no video call. If you need face-to-face before starting an injectable, this might not be your match. But for most people, the questionnaire approach is faster and gets the job done.

Medications Offered

• Compounded semaglutide — same active ingredient as Wegovy/Ozempic
• Compounded tirzepatide — same active ingredient as Mounjaro/Zepbound

Both compounded, not brand-name. That's how they keep it under $400/month instead of the $1,300+ brand-name Wegovy costs. The active ingredients are identical — the compounded versions just come from licensed compounding pharmacies rather than Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly.

Most first-time patients start with semaglutide. Tirzepatide gets recommended for people who need stronger appetite suppression or tried sema without enough results.

Pricing

This is their strongest feature. It's stupidly simple:

• Semaglutide: $199-299/month (depending on dosage)
• Tirzepatide: $299-399/month (depending on dosage)

Included: Medication, initial evaluation, ongoing provider access, messaging, dose adjustments, shipping.

Extra costs: Nothing. Seriously.

Month-to-month billing. No enrollment fee. HSA/FSA eligible. No insurance accepted.

At $199/month for semaglutide, they're middle of the pack — more than Found's $99 base (which is misleading since medication is extra), comparable to Henry Meds ($199), cheaper than Hims at upper tiers ($499). The value is in the transparency. No asterisks.

Our Experience

Week 1: Assessment submitted Tuesday afternoon. Approval Wednesday morning. Medication arrived Friday. 3 days from signup to holding the pen.

Week 2: Started at 0.25mg. Standard first-week nausea — manageable with smaller meals and water. Messaged provider about injection timing, got a response in 4 hours.

Weeks 3-4: Appetite noticeably reduced. Not the dramatic "forgot to eat" experience some people describe, but clear decrease in cravings, especially evenings. Platform sent a check-in reminder.

Weeks 4-6: Escalated to 0.5mg. Provider messaged to confirm the increase and asked about side effects. Professional, no hard sell on add-ons.

The platform is clean and functional. Not winning design awards, but everything works — messaging, tracking, subscription management, all from one dashboard.

One gripe: Weekend response times were slower. Sent a message Saturday, didn't hear back until Monday afternoon. Not a dealbreaker, but worth knowing.

Who Remedy Meds Is Best For

Great fit:

• You want straightforward GLP-1 treatment without the extras
• You value transparent, predictable pricing
• You prefer fast, no-hassle signup
• You want both semaglutide and tirzepatide as options

Look elsewhere if:

• Insurance covers your GLP-1s → try Sequence
• You want coaching/behavioral support → try Calibrate
• You strongly prefer video consultations
• You need the absolute cheapest option → check Found

Alternatives to Consider

• Hims — Bigger brand, polished app, higher prices at upper tiers ($499/mo for tirzepatide).
• Ro — Metabolic testing included, but pricing is confusing. Total cost often higher than Remedy Meds.
• Found — Cheapest entry at $99/month. Good if budget is everything, but medication may cost extra.

Review last updated February 2026. Based on firsthand testing, Reddit/Trustpilot user feedback, and pricing comparison across 8 competitors.