Alternatives
If VevaRX 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.
VevaRX offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Its standing prices: semaglutide $120 a month at every dose; tirzepatide $189 a month at every dose. That starting price is $69 below the middle of the providers we list ($189). It lists its service area as 36 states, enumerated.
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Against VevaRX, CoreAge Rx starts $21 lower on semaglutide ($99 vs $120) and $40 lower on tirzepatide ($149 vs $189) a month. CoreAge Rx says it covers all 50 states, wider than VevaRX's area.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Found bills semaglutide every 4 weeks ($289) and VevaRX a month ($120); over a year that is about $3,757 against $1,440. Found bills tirzepatide every 4 weeks ($359) and VevaRX a month ($189); over a year that is about $4,667 against $2,268. Found also offers brand-name medication; VevaRX doesn't. Found's price includes coaching, which VevaRX doesn't state.
Matched on the same medications.
Against VevaRX, Strut Health starts $9 higher on semaglutide ($129 vs $120) and $40 lower on tirzepatide ($149 vs $189) a month. Strut Health has an FDA warning letter of its own; its review covers what it says.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Chosen by what VevaRX offers, not by our score: the same medications, brand-name access, price band, visit format and service area.
Against VevaRX, yourEra starts $41 lower on semaglutide ($79 vs $120) and $30 lower on tirzepatide ($159 vs $189) a month.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Against VevaRX, Peter MD starts $29 higher on semaglutide ($149 vs $120) and $60 higher on tirzepatide ($249 vs $189) a month.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Against VevaRX, Sunlight starts $32 lower on semaglutide ($88 vs $120) and $32 lower on tirzepatide ($157 vs $189) a month. Sunlight says it covers all 50 states, wider than VevaRX's area.
Matched on the same medications, compounded-only care and a similar price.
Against VevaRX, Enhance MD starts $129 higher on semaglutide ($249 vs $120) and $140 higher on tirzepatide ($329 vs $189) a month. Enhance MD's price includes lab work, which VevaRX doesn't state.
Matched on the same medications and compounded-only care.
Against VevaRX, Reset Solutions starts $49 higher on semaglutide ($169 vs $120) a month. Reset Solutions' price includes coaching, which VevaRX doesn't state.
Matched on the same medications and compounded-only care.
Against VevaRX, HumeCare+ starts $79 higher on semaglutide ($199 vs $120) and $110 higher on tirzepatide ($299 vs $189) a month.
Matched on the same medications and compounded-only care.
VevaRX lists 36 states, enumerated. Of the providers on this page, CoreAge Rx and Sunlight say they serve all 50 states, so they are the place to start if VevaRX can't treat you where you live.
For semaglutide, Teleios Health, Mondae and Factor Health MD list a lower standing price than VevaRX's $120 a month. Check what each price includes before switching; first-month promotions are not counted.
VevaRX sticks to compounded medication. On this page, Found also offer brand-name GLP-1s such as Wegovy or Zepbound.
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