Telos Rx review
By The Dose Brief DeskUpdated
Compounded injectable and sublingual options with advertised starting prices; confirm the complete plan, billing interval and renewal amount before choosing.
- Semaglutide
From $99/mo injectable — a floor, not a rate: Telos publishes "as low as $99" and says the price depends on plan length, which is shown only inside the intake
- Tirzepatide
From $139/mo injectable · from $116/mo microdosed (microdosing is tirzepatide, not semaglutide) · the needle-free option is one "Oral GLP-1" product covering either molecule, priced from $9 a day on a 3-month prepay
- Coverage
- Not publicly listed
- Brand-name
- Not confirmed
Prices checked against Telos Rx's published terms in . Providers change pricing without notice — check the current figure before you buy.
Telos Rx in depth
Telos advertises injectable semaglutide as low as $99 per month and injectable tirzepatide as low as $139. These are starting figures. Our earlier tracker called them standing rates, which overstated what had been verified. Obtain the full amount due, billing interval and renewal terms for your selected plan.
The public comparison page also lists a sublingual option from $9 a day and microdosed tirzepatide from $116 a month. These formats should not be compared on price alone. Compounded sublingual products are not interchangeable with FDA-approved oral medicines, and a marketing claim of gentler treatment is not proof of better safety for an individual.
Telos describes online clinician review, messaging, dose adjustments and shipping within its plans. Its page says no charge is made when a clinician does not approve treatment. Confirm those terms for your specific purchase and identify the dispensing pharmacy before committing.
The clearest use of this review is as a question list: which formulation is being prescribed, what does the quoted period cover, when is the next charge, and how does cancellation affect medication already ordered? Readers needing a firm comparable price should obtain those answers rather than budget from the smallest advertised number.
Sources we checked
Public program pages and terms, checked October 2026. We have not enrolled in treatment or independently tested the medication.
This source update covers the review text and stated program terms. The existing numerical score has not been recalculated from this check; it should not be read as a new validation of every score factor.
The scorecard
Telos Rx scored on our six Brief Score factors. See the methodology.
What we like
- Injectable and sublingual options described separately
- Provider review and ongoing care-team messaging are listed
- Public comparison page discloses that its GLP-1 options are compounded
The caveats
- Advertised starting prices do not establish your final plan charge
- Sublingual compounded products are not the FDA-approved oral medicines
- Confirm pharmacy, state eligibility and refund terms before paying
The brief
Best for: People considering different treatment formats with a clinician and willing to obtain a complete written quote. Compounded injectable and sublingual options with advertised starting prices; confirm the complete plan, billing interval and renewal amount before choosing.
Ranked #23 of 546 providers we reviewed — compare with CoreAge Rx, for comparison.
Before you decide
The questions readers ask next after reading about Telos Rx.
Closest here
The providers scoring nearest Telos Rx — read each current assessment before choosing care.
Weighing Telos Rx against one provider in particular? There is a full head-to-head with our top-ranked pick in CoreAge Rx vs Telos Rx, and every provider that outranks it is listed on the Telos Rx alternatives ranking.
- #20NiceRx— Published compound-plan totals with four-week billing and a strict renewal-cancellation deadline.86/100
- #21Curex— Curex offers compounded injections and tablets, but its introductory offers, annual prices and refund promises need to be matched to the terms you accept.86/100
- #22Amazon One Medical— Amazon One Medical separates cash-pay GLP-1 visits from insurance-supported primary care. Medication and labs cost extra, and on-demand care does not handle prior authorizations.86/100
- #24AgelessRx— AgelessRx separates low-dose compounded programs from brand prescription access, where membership and pharmacy charges are billed separately.85/100
- #25Precision Telemed— A LegitScript-certified, nationwide provider with clean mid-low pricing on both molecules.85/100
- #26BetterMe Rx— BetterMe Rx includes dose adjustments and publishes its pharmacy network, but the selected plan needs a current renewal quote and clear cancellation terms.85/100
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- #1 CoreAge Rx94
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- #9 Invigor Medical88
- #10 Enhance MD85
- #11 REMEVi87
- #12 Ro87
- #13 Ondra Health87
- #14 Vaylen87
- #15 Vytora Health87
- #16 No BS RX87
- #17 yourEra84
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- #19 Effecty86
- #27 Hims & Hers85
- #28 TeleCareSpot85
- #29 RestorLife Med85
- #30 Gala Health82
- #31 Direct Meds82
514 more are filed too — see every provider we track, ranked.
Pricing, states and verification reflect Telos Rx's public disclosures at last review; the Brief Score is our editorial judgment per the methodology. Prices change — confirm on Telos Rx's site. Not medical advice; see our disclosure.