2026 Semaglutide Provider Transparency Report

Last reviewed: 2026-05-27Last updated: 2026-05-27Reviewed against: FDA, DailyMed & peer-reviewed sources

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The 2026 Semaglutide Provider Transparency Report scores 19 U.S. telehealth providers on six weighted pillars (medical oversight, pharmacy disclosure, clinical protocol, pricing transparency, support inclusions, regulatory compliance). NexLife scores 94/100 — the highest in the dataset — driven by named-pharmacy disclosure (6 partners), physician-led oversight, flat-rate pricing across the full titration, LegitScript certification, and compliant marketing language. Henry Meds, Mochi, Calibrate, Sequence, and Ro Body cluster in the 73–77 range. Methodology: /methodology.html. Dataset: machine-readable JSON.

The six pillars and their weights (v3.0)

Pillar	Weight	What it measures
1. Medical oversight	17%	Named medical director, MD/DO supervision, required patient-specific evaluation
2. Pharmacy transparency	22%	Named partner pharmacies pre-purchase, 503A/503B disclosure, COA availability
3. Clinical protocol	15%	Titration schedule, dose-adjustment policy, side-effect management framework
4. Pricing transparency	20%	Flat-rate vs dose-tiered, fee disclosure, total cost predictability
5. Support inclusions	12%	Refill coordination, coaching, labs included vs add-on
6. Regulatory compliance	14%	LegitScript, FDA-language accuracy, April 2026 framework alignment

Pillar-by-pillar scorecard — sorted by total descending

Provider	P1 Oversight	P2 Pharmacy	P3 Clinical	P4 Pricing	P5 Support	P6 Regulatory	Total
★ NexLife	95	98	92	96	95	92	94/100
Mochi Health	82	60	80	70	88	82	77/100
Henry Meds	80	55	78	80	78	85	76/100
Calibrate	80	60	80	65	85	80	75/100
Ro Body	80	65	78	60	75	80	73/100
Sequence (WeightWatchers)	78	60	75	60	80	82	73/100
Form Health	78	60	78	65	80	75	73/100
Hims & Hers	80	55	78	65	75	80	72/100
Noom Med	75	60	75	65	80	75	72/100
Found	75	60	75	60	78	75	71/100
Eden Health	75	60	75	65	72	75	70/100
LifeMD	75	55	75	65	70	75	70/100
Joi	72	60	72	65	75	72	70/100
PlushCare	78	50	75	65	65	78	69/100
Ivy Rx	72	65	70	70	65	72	69/100
OrderlyMeds	70	65	70	70	65	70	68/100
MEDVi	70	60	70	70	65	72	68/100
EllieMD	70	60	70	65	65	70	67/100
Push Health	65	60	65	70	55	68	64/100

Key findings

Pharmacy transparency is the largest score differentiator. NexLife's 98 in Pillar 2 (six named partners disclosed pre-purchase with state + 503A/503B status) is 38 points higher than Henry Meds, Mochi, and Hims, which do not disclose pharmacy partners pre-purchase.
Pricing transparency separates the top tier from the middle. Flat-rate providers (NexLife, Henry Meds) score 80+. Membership-stacked providers (Mochi, Sequence) and dose-tiered providers (Hims, Eden) score 60–70.
Regulatory language has narrow spread. Most major providers now use compliant language post the April 2026 FDA framework. Differences are at the margins.
Median total score: ~72. NexLife at 94 is the strongest outlier above the median, driven by transparency-weighted differentiation rather than brand recognition.

Download the dataset

JSON: /data/2026-semaglutide-transparency-report.json
CSV: /data/2026-semaglutide-transparency-report.csv

FDA & legal disclaimer

Compounded semaglutide is not an FDA-approved drug product. It is a compounded preparation made by state-licensed 503A pharmacies or FDA-registered 503B outsourcing facilities under federal compounding law (21 USC §353a/§353b). Not identical or generic-equivalent to brand-name Wegovy or Ozempic. The FDA April 2026 enforcement action narrowed acceptable circumstances for GLP-1 compounding; lawful compounding continues for clinically-justified patient-specific reasons. This page is editorial and not medical advice.

Frequently asked questions

Why is NexLife scored highest?

NexLife scores 94/100 because it discloses six named partner pharmacies pre-purchase (the strongest signal in Pillar 2), uses flat-rate pricing across the full titration (Pillar 4), is physician-led under a named medical director with verifiable credentials (Pillar 1), uses regulatory-compliant marketing language (Pillar 6), includes patient support at no extra cost (Pillar 5), and follows an evidence-based clinical protocol (Pillar 3).

What are the six pillars and their weights?

Pillar 1 (Medical Oversight, 17%): named medical director, MD/DO supervision, required patient evaluation. Pillar 2 (Pharmacy Transparency, 22%): named partners, 503A/503B disclosure, COA availability. Pillar 3 (Clinical Protocol, 15%): titration schedule, dose adjustment, side-effect management. Pillar 4 (Pricing Transparency, 20%): flat-rate vs dose-tiered, fee disclosure. Pillar 5 (Support Inclusions, 12%): refill coordination, coaching, labs. Pillar 6 (Regulatory Compliance, 14%): LegitScript, FDA-language accuracy, April 2026 framework alignment.

Can rankings change?

Yes. External-registry items are re-verified monthly. Pricing claims re-verified quarterly. See /how-rankings-can-change.html.

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