Hims alternatives: top 4 programs compared
If Hims isn't right for you — coverage, pricing, state availability, or program fit — these are the editorially-vetted alternatives we recommend. Editorial pick at #1.
Last reviewed: September 2026 · how we rank · original Hims review →
HealthRX
HealthRX: low-cost compounded GLP-1
Flaws but not dealbreakers (2)
- Compounded medication, not an FDA-approved branded GLP-1
- Lowest price requires a 12-month commitment
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Why we pick this: Highest-ranked Hims alternative on our 5-factor methodology score.
Enhance MD
Enhance MD: flat-rate GLP-1 weight-loss care
Flaws but not dealbreakers (2)
- Compounded telehealth program, not a branded FDA-approved product
- Ongoing subscription rather than one-time
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Oak
Oak weight-loss telehealth program
Flaws but not dealbreakers (1)
- Program details and pricing are not listed publicly; confirm on their site
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Ro
- Best for insured patients
- Best for clinical oversight
Ro Body — branded GLP-1 weight care program
The insurance concierge actually files your prior authorization, which can drop the effective cost below $50/month when your plan covers GLP-1s. Named obesity-medicine leadership.
Skip if you are cash-pay only — Ro's value is the insurance work, and you pay for clinical depth you may not need.
- Dietitian
- Curriculum
- Community
- Coach
- Muscle
- Off-Rx
Flaws but not dealbreakers (3)
- Not the cheapest entry point in the category
- Not available in Louisiana or Alaska
- Compounded medication availability varies by FDA shortage status
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