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Hers vs Henry Meds: 2026 GLP-1 Weight Loss Comparison
You're weighing Hers against Henry Meds for GLP-1 weight loss. Hers is a women's health platform, its weight loss program sits alongside hair, skin, mental health, and reproductive care, with compounded semaglutide from $199/mo and oral GLP-1 options from $149/mo. Henry Meds is a general telehealth provider open to men and women, known for straightforward GLP-1 pricing, at last verification a flat $149/mo, though it isn't currently shown in our weight-loss provider rankings (last verified May 7, 2026). This comparison breaks down what you'd actually pay, what each platform verifiably offers, and which one fits your situation, so confirm current pricing and availability at checkout before you commit.
Two Different Kinds of Platform
What You'd Pay, As Far As We Can Verify
How Each One Rates
What Each Program Includes
Where You Can Actually Sign Up
How We Checked These Numbers
How We Tested Hers vs Henry Meds
Our Comparison Methodology
The Hers figures in this comparison come from our live weight-loss brand data, last verified August 21, 2026. The Henry Meds figures come from the same data, last verified May 7, 2026; its weight-loss listing is not currently shown in our rankings, which is why every Henry Meds number here is labeled last-recorded rather than current.
Ratings reflect each brand's score in our weight-loss rankings on our published rating scale, captured at the dates above. Feature claims come from each platform's own listing with us; we have not independently verified either platform's compounding pharmacy arrangements.
For background on GLP-1 medications, the FDA's approved labeling for brand-name products such as Wegovy is the authoritative source. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
ManyTreatments may earn a commission when you sign up with a platform through links on this site. That does not change the price you pay, and it does not change the figures above, which come from our own verification records. Talk to a licensed provider before starting any weight loss medication.
Final Verdict: Hers vs Henry Meds
Choose Hers if you want an actively ranked women's health platform: weight loss alongside hair loss, mental health, and women's health, all live at $199/mo for semaglutide (oral GLP-1 options from $149/mo), rated Outstanding (9.2).
Choose Henry Meds if you've compared it directly and confirmed it still matches its last-recorded profile: a flat $149/mo covering medication, supplies, and shipping, rated Very Good (8.4) as of May 7, 2026. Its listing isn't currently active in our weight-loss rankings, so verify pricing and availability with Henry Meds before you rely on anything here.
The Bottom Line: Hers is the platform we can vouch for right now, live, ranked, and verified this month. Henry Meds may still be a solid option, but treat every number attached to it in this comparison as a snapshot from May, not today's price. Confirm directly before you commit either way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which platform costs less for GLP-1 weight loss?
As of August 21, 2026, Hers charges $199/mo for compounded semaglutide, with oral GLP-1 options from $149/mo. Henry Meds' last recorded price, verified May 7, 2026, was a flat $149/mo covering medication, supplies, and shipping. Because Henry Meds' listing is currently inactive on our site, confirm that price is still accurate directly with Henry Meds before comparing it to Hers' current $199/mo.
Does either platform specialize in women's health?
Hers does. It's built as a women's health platform, and on our site it's active in weight-loss, hair-loss, mental-health, and women's-health categories. Henry Meds is a general GLP-1 provider open to men and women; its own feature list doesn't mention women-specific care, so describing it as women-focused would be inaccurate.
Can you sign up for Henry Meds through this site right now?
Not through our current rankings. Henry Meds' weight-loss listing is inactive on our site as of this comparison, last verified May 7, 2026. You can still visit Henry Meds directly to check current pricing and sign up; just don't treat the figures in this comparison as live for that platform.
Do Hers and Henry Meds use the same compounding pharmacies?
Neither platform's listing with us includes verified compounding-pharmacy details, so we can't compare medication sourcing between them. What is certain: compounded versions of semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality; only brand-name originals like Wegovy and Zepbound carry FDA approval. Ask each provider directly which pharmacy fills your prescription.
What's included in the price at each platform?
Henry Meds bundles medication, supplies, and shipping into its single listed price, per its own feature list. Hers' $199/mo covers the medication and ongoing provider care built into its membership, with oral GLP-1 options available from $149/mo. Confirm what's included at checkout for either, since bundled inclusions can change.
Which one should you choose?
If you want an actively ranked platform with women's health categories beyond weight loss, choose Hers: it's live in our system at $199/mo (or from $149/mo for oral options) with an Outstanding 9.2 rating. If you're specifically comparing Henry Meds, treat its $149/mo price and Very Good 8.4 rating as last-recorded (May 7, 2026) rather than current, and confirm directly with Henry Meds before you commit.
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