Blackout Medical alternatives: 12 sellers compared
Blackout Medical does not publish a standing monthly price, so the comparison below runs on what each alternative charges. The lowest published price here is Collective at $59 (plus a membership) a month. All 12 score higher than Blackout Medical's 5.2/10, and boostAGErx rates highest at 9.4.
Every row below is measured against what our review of Blackout Medical records. To see how the wider category ranks, start with our glutathione providers board.
Baseline for every row below
Blackout Medical
Where it fits: People who want a GLP-1 and longevity injections from one telehealth brand that charges only after approval
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- Before the medical intake
- Peptides
- Glutathione, NAD+, Sermorelin
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- Featured partner9.3Get started →
From
$79/mo
- 9.2Get started →
From
$99/mo
- 9.1Get started →
From
$59/mo + membership
- 9.0Get started →
From
$79/mo
| Provider | From | Less than Blackout Medical | |
|---|---|---|---|
9.3EmbodyFeatured partner | $79/mo | — | Get started → |
9.2SnagRx | $99/mo | — | Get started → |
9.1Collective | $59/mo + membership | — | Get started → |
9.0CoreAge Rx | $79/mo | — | Get started → |
How Blackout Medical compares
- Monthly price. Blackout Medical shows no monthly price before its intake. Collective at $59 (plus a membership), Embody at $79 and CoreAge Rx at $79 publish theirs up front.
- Medication. Blackout Medical does not list which forms it sells. For FDA-approved brand-name pens, Tryozi sells them. If you would rather not inject, Embody offers an oral option.
- Where it ships. Blackout Medical does not publish the states it serves. Embody, boostAGErx and EverSlim say they serve all 50.
- What the price includes. Blackout Medical's plan covers the medication and clinician visits. Lean Meds and StackLab also include coaching.
- Strongest and weakest score. Blackout Medical's best factor is User Experience at 8.0/10 and its weakest is Value at 3.0. On value, Embody leads the alternatives here at 10.0.
Before you leave Blackout Medical
- Canceling
- The cancellation and refund policy is written for the emergency kits and does not say how to cancel a recurring GLP-1 or longevity plan.
- Refunds
- Cancellation and refund policy: "all sales are final once your order has been approved and filled." Card "is not charged until a U.S. licensed clinician reviews your questionnaire and approves your kit."
- Price before intake
- Blackout Medical shows its prices before the medical questionnaire. So do Embody, SnagRx and Collective, among 12 here.
- Further reading
- Blackout Medical sells 3 peptides; which have human trials is a separate question from price. To set Blackout Medical's terms against other sellers', see the cancellation and refund index.
The rest of the category
Everything else we track in this category, and how each one prices against Blackout Medical.
- boostAGErxSeeing what it charges before you answer any medical questions$95/mo9.4/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
- EverSlimKnowing which pharmacy fills the vial: it names EPIQ Scripts$113/mo9.4/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
- Lean MedsSeeing the pharmacy list up front: it names four pharmacies with addresses$79/mo9.4/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
- TryoziCoverage in all 50 states, which most sellers will not confirm$79/mo9.4/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
- Vitara RXSemaglutide at $99/month, well below the typical price$99/mo9.4/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
- NextMedsA flat membership price that does not rise as the dose goes up$79/mo9.3/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
- StackLabBudget shoppers who want compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide from named pharmacies, month to month$119/mo9.3/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
- Trinity MedsA flat $99 monthly semaglutide price that does not rise with the dose$99/mo9.3/10No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
| Seller | Score | From | vs Blackout Medical | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| boostAGErxSeeing what it charges before you answer any medical questions | 9.4/10 | $95/mo | — | Go to site |
| EverSlimKnowing which pharmacy fills the vial: it names EPIQ Scripts | 9.4/10 | $113/mo | — | Go to site |
| Lean MedsSeeing the pharmacy list up front: it names four pharmacies with addresses | 9.4/10 | $79/mo | — | Go to site |
| TryoziCoverage in all 50 states, which most sellers will not confirm | 9.4/10 | $79/mo | — | Go to site |
| Vitara RXSemaglutide at $99/month, well below the typical price | 9.4/10 | $99/mo | — | Go to site |
| NextMedsA flat membership price that does not rise as the dose goes up | 9.3/10 | $79/mo | — | Go to site |
| StackLabBudget shoppers who want compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide from named pharmacies, month to month | 9.3/10 | $119/mo | — | Go to site |
| Trinity MedsA flat $99 monthly semaglutide price that does not rise with the dose | 9.3/10 | $99/mo | — | Go to site |
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