Alternatives
If Rylo Health isn't the right fit, these are the providers that work most like it, matched on medication, brand-name access, price, the video visit and where they serve, each with what is different and a link to our full review.
Rylo Health offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Its standing prices: semaglutide from $139 a month; tirzepatide from $229 a month. That starting price is $50 below the middle of the providers we list ($189). It lists its service area as all 50 states (some formulations vary by state).
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Against Rylo Health, CoreAge Rx starts $40 lower on semaglutide ($99 vs $139) and $80 lower on tirzepatide ($149 vs $229) a month.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care, a similar price and all-state service.
Against Rylo Health, Eden starts $40 lower on semaglutide ($99 vs $139) and $100 lower on tirzepatide ($129 vs $229) a month. Eden also offers brand-name medication; Rylo Health doesn't. Eden's price includes coaching, which Rylo Health doesn't state. Eden has an FDA warning letter of its own; its review covers what it says.
Matched on the same medications, a similar price and all-state service.
Against Rylo Health, Lttl starts $40 lower on semaglutide ($99 vs $139) and $80 lower on tirzepatide ($149 vs $229) a month.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care, a similar price and all-state service.
Chosen by what Rylo Health offers, not by our score: the same medications, brand-name access, price band, visit format and service area.
Against Rylo Health, Pepti starts $40 lower on semaglutide ($99 vs $139) and $70 lower on tirzepatide ($159 vs $229) a month.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care, a similar price and all-state service.
Rehydra+ Wellness bills semaglutide every 4 weeks ($149) and Rylo Health a month ($139); over a year that is about $1,937 against $1,668. Rehydra+ Wellness bills tirzepatide every 4 weeks ($219) and Rylo Health a month ($229); over a year that is about $2,847 against $2,748. Rehydra+ Wellness serves a narrower area than Rylo Health: 19 states (its own pages disagree — one says 20).
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Against Rylo Health, Coivas starts $20 lower on semaglutide ($119 vs $139) and $30 lower on tirzepatide ($199 vs $229) a month.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care, a similar price and all-state service.
Against Rylo Health, yourEra starts $60 lower on semaglutide ($79 vs $139) and $70 lower on tirzepatide ($159 vs $229) a month. yourEra serves a narrower area than Rylo Health: US (availability varies by state).
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Against Rylo Health, Peter MD starts $10 higher on semaglutide ($149 vs $139) and $20 higher on tirzepatide ($249 vs $229) a month. Peter MD serves a narrower area than Rylo Health: most states (not AL, ID; the GLP-1+B12 combo also excludes AK, HI).
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Against Rylo Health, TeleHealth Med starts $8 higher on semaglutide ($147 vs $139) and $30 lower on tirzepatide ($199 vs $229) a month. TeleHealth Med doesn't publish a full state list, where Rylo Health says it covers all 50.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
For semaglutide, Lean Meds, Teleios Health and Mondae list a lower standing price than Rylo Health's $139 a month. Check what each price includes before switching; first-month promotions are not counted.
Rylo Health sticks to compounded medication. On this page, Eden also offer brand-name GLP-1s such as Wegovy or Zepbound.
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