About RxPickr
RxPickr helps patients cut through the noise and find the right telehealth provider for their situation — starting with GLP-1 weight loss medications.
Why we built this
The GLP-1 telehealth market is confusing. There are more than a dozen providers offering semaglutide and tirzepatide, with wildly different pricing models, medication types (compounded vs. brand-name), insurance support, and levels of clinical care. Most comparison content online is either outdated, thin, or written by people who haven't actually gone through the process.
RxPickr was built to be the resource we wished existed: current pricing data, honest pros and cons, and an interactive quiz that gives you a personalized recommendation rather than a generic listicle.
Our editorial process
Every provider listing is researched directly from the provider's own website, verified against current pricing and availability, and reviewed for accuracy before publication. Each listing includes a lastVerified date so you know how recent the data is.
Articles are written by the RxPickr editorial team and reviewed for factual accuracy. All health claims cite primary sources — FDA prescribing information, manufacturer websites, or peer-reviewed clinical literature. We do not make efficacy guarantees. GLP-1 medications require a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider.
If you spot outdated information or a factual error, please contact us. We take data accuracy seriously and update listings as soon as we become aware of changes.
How we make money
RxPickr earns affiliate commissions when you click a provider link and make a purchase. This is how the site stays free to use. Commissions do not influence our rankings or recommendations — providers are ranked by how well they match your quiz answers, not by commission rate.
Some providers on the site do not have affiliate relationships. They are listed because they are relevant options for patients, not because we earn from them. See how we score and rank providers.
Medical disclaimer
RxPickr is an informational comparison tool, not a medical service. Nothing on this site constitutes medical advice. GLP-1 medications are prescription drugs — you need to be evaluated by a licensed healthcare provider before starting treatment. Always consult your doctor or a qualified clinician about whether a GLP-1 medication is appropriate for your situation.