Hims & Hers is the best-value pick among the large, established online weight-loss providers. It is a public company with a huge, polished telehealth operation, a low entry price, and both brand-name and compounded routes. Here is the full review.

4.5
out of 5

Bottom line

Hims is the best value from a big, accountable company. The sign-up is fast, the entry price is among the lowest of the established players, and you get real options for how your medication is sourced. The compounded route carries the usual regulatory risk, so weigh that against the price.

What you get

Hims connects you with a licensed provider through a fast, well-designed online intake. Depending on your situation, you may be offered brand-name GLP-1 medication or a compounded option. Because Hims & Hers is publicly traded (NYSE: HIMS), it operates under a level of scrutiny and accountability that most telehealth startups do not.


✓ Pros

  • Low entry price for an established provider
  • Large public company, accountable and scrutinized
  • Fast, polished online intake
  • Brand and compounded routes available

✕ Cons

  • Compounded route carries regulatory risk
  • Frequent cross-sells to other product lines
  • Lighter-touch than a full clinical program

Pricing

Hims advertises weight-loss plans starting around $79 per month, among the lowest of the major providers, though the exact figure depends on the medication and plan you choose. Confirm the current price and what is included on the Hims site before you commit.

Who it is for

Choose Hims if entry price matters most and you want a large, recognizable company standing behind the program. If you would rather have the most thorough medical care and a brand-name-first approach, our top pick Ro edges it out. See the head-to-head in our Ro vs Hims comparison.

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Medical disclaimer: GLP-1 Ranked is an independent review and comparison site. We are not a healthcare provider and this content is for general information only, not medical advice. GLP-1 medications are prescription treatments that require evaluation by a licensed clinician. Compounded medications have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before starting any medication. Prices and program details change frequently; confirm current terms on the provider’s site.