6 comparison pages · updated 2026-08-14

Comparisons

The choices that actually change what you pay and what you get — molecule against molecule, pill against injection, approved against compounded, and all 87 services in one table.

Comparison

Semaglutide vs tirzepatide

One targets a single receptor, the other two. The trial averages differ by about six percentage points of body weight — and the cheaper one to buy is not the more effective one.

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Comparison

Brand-name vs compounded GLP-1s

The price gap is real and large. So is the difference in what has been reviewed, what is in the vial, and who does the dose arithmetic.

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Comparison

Every researched GLP-1 provider, side by side

One table, 87 services across the US and UK, all verified figures. Sort it by whichever column is the one that actually decides it for you.

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Comparison

Same molecule, different label, ten times the price

Ozempic and Wegovy are both semaglutide. Mounjaro and Zepbound are both tirzepatide. The manufacturers say so, and price them as if they were different drugs.

14 sources · updated 2026-08-15

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Reference

Every GLP-1 brand, and what each one is licensed for

Nine brand names, five molecules, two different jobs. This is the whole approved set, with what each is actually licensed to treat and which ones are going away.

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Comparison · route

Pills or injections, now that the same drug comes as both

Wegovy is now sold as a weekly injection and as a daily tablet, which turns a marketing question into a comparable one. The honest answer is that the pill buys you a route, not a result — and it charges a thirty-minute window every morning for it.

6 sources · updated 2026-08-23

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