Two of the most-searched compounded GLP-1 providers, side by side. MEDVi wins on
entry price and scale; TrimRx wins on flat pricing and pharmacy transparency. Here's the full
breakdown.
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MEDVi
TrimRx
Verification score
7.2
7.2
Semaglutide entry
$179 first mo, $299/mo after
$199/mo (flat)
Tirzepatide entry
$279–$349 start, $399+/mo
$349/mo (flat, all doses)
Pricing model
Intro month then step-up
Flat — no dose surcharge
Pharmacy
503A (Belmar named)
Casa Pharma RX, per-batch tested
Formats
Injectable + oral
Injectable + oral
Coverage
49 states
Most states
Trustpilot
4.4 (4,000+)
3.3–3.5 (700+)
Notable flag
Feb 2026 FDA warning (marketing)
Upfront multi-month billing complaints
The short answer
Verdict
Choose MEDVi if you want the lowest first-month cost, oral tablets, and the
reassurance of a large, established platform. Choose TrimRx if you'll titrate to
higher doses and want flat pricing that won't climb — and you're comfortable reading the multi-month
billing terms carefully first.
Pricing: the real math
MEDVi's $179 first month is the headline, but it steps to $299/mo — so a 6-month semaglutide run
is roughly $179 + (5 × $299) = $1,674. TrimRx's flat $199/mo over 6 months is
$1,194, and multi-month plans drop it further. For anything beyond a trial, TrimRx's
flat model usually wins on total cost. Full math in our
cost breakdown.
Pharmacy & safety
TrimRx names its pharmacy (Casa Pharma RX) and discloses per-batch third-party testing, which is
the stronger transparency posture. MEDVi is 503A and LegitScript-certified but received a February
2026 FDA warning letter over marketing claims — a compliance flag, not a product-quality finding.
Both dispense compounded medications that are not FDA-approved as finished products.
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MEDVi
Lowest first-month entry, oral options, large established platform.
For a single trial month, MEDVi ($179) is cheaper. If you'll stay on treatment and titrate up, TrimRx's flat $199 (sema) / $349 (tirz) can total less than MEDVi's $299+ refills. Your expected duration decides it.
Which has better pharmacy sourcing?
TrimRx edges MEDVi here — it names Casa Pharma RX and discloses per-batch third-party sterility and potency testing. Both use 503A compounders; both are LegitScript-certified.
Which is more established?
MEDVi is larger (100,000+ patients, 4,000+ reviews at 4.4) and has more operating history. TrimRx is newer (2025) with a smaller, more polarized review base.
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Medical disclaimer: Veritide is an independent consumer-research publication, not a healthcare provider or pharmacy. This page is informational and is not medical advice. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished products. Always consult a licensed clinician before starting any peptide or GLP-1 therapy.