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Fitish charges $219 a month for semaglutide and tirzepatide. 2 of the 12 sellers compared here cost less, led by RNK Health at $197 ($22 a month less). One scores higher than Fitish's 7.2/10, and RNK Health rates highest at 7.3.

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7.2

Where it fits: Coverage in all 50 states, which most sellers will not confirm

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How Fitish compares on the four things that matter

  • Monthly price. Fitish: $219 a month. Cheaper here: RNK Health ($197) and HumeCare+ ($199). The table compares standing monthly rates, not first-month promotions.
  • Medication. Fitish sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. For FDA-approved brand-name pens, Wisp sells them. If you would rather not inject, HumeCare+, RNK Health and MadeMed offer an oral option.
  • Where it ships. Fitish says it serves all 50 states, so coverage is not a reason to switch.
  • What the price includes. Fitish's price covers the medication, clinician visits and shipping. RNK Health and DadVantage Men's Health also include coaching.

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Frequently Asked Questions

RNK Health at $197 and HumeCare+ at $199 a month, against Fitish's $219. Those are all the cheaper sellers compared here.
RNK Health, at 7.3/10 and $197 a month, followed by FMmeds at 7.2. Fitish scores 7.2. Our score weighs price, medication, trust and access together, so check the one that matters most to you in the table.
Eden, Wellorithm and FMmeds. Fitish says it does too.
Yes: Wisp sells FDA-approved brand-name pens. Fitish sells compounded medication, which costs less but has not been through FDA review.
Usually not. A new seller's clinician writes a fresh prescription after reading your history, and a compounded prescription is tied to the pharmacy that filled it. Before you switch, note the medication, the dose you reached and the pharmacy, and do not change your dose on your own while you move.

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