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Alloy vs YOURx Health

An in-depth comparison of two leading GLP-1 Providers

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7.4

Alloy

Best for women in menopause/perimenopause who want a Menopause Society-certified clinician AND the broadest brand+compounded GLP-1 formulary in our directory
★★★3.7

Starting at $80/mo

Brand WegovyBrand ZepboundCompounded SemaglutideCompounded Tirzepatide
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6.1

YOURx Health

Best for Patients who already know they want a clinician-supervised GLP-1 program through MD Integrations — most users will need to verify the program details directly with YOURx Health before committing
★★★☆☆3.1

Starting at $0/mo

CompoundedMD Integrations NetworkLab MonitoringPhysician Consultation
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Side-by-Side Comparison

FeatureAlloyYOURx Health
Overall Score7.4/106.1/10
Starting Price$80/mo$0/mo
Editorial Rating3.7 ★ /53.1 ★ /5
Features8 features4 features
States Available00
Compounded✓ Yes✓ Yes
Brand Name✓ Yes
FSA/HSA Accepted
FDA WarningsNoneNone

Pros & Cons

Alloy

Pros

  • Broadest GLP-1 formulary in our catalog: brand Wegovy + brand Zepbound + oral Wegovy + compounded semaglutide + compounded tirzepatide + compounded liraglutide
  • All consulting doctors are certified by The Menopause Society — only ~1,000 such certified practitioners exist among ~20,000 OB-GYNs in the US
  • Brand-name Wegovy starting at $199/mo and compounded liraglutide starting at $80/mo cover both ends of the price/access spectrum
  • STARTGLP1 promo code knocks $50 off the first month per the public site

Cons

  • Not available in Louisiana or Mississippi (verified) — readers in those two states should be routed elsewhere
  • Initial consultation is $49 and is separate from medication cost — readers should know there's a non-refundable upfront fee
  • Menopause-specialty framing — best fit for women in menopause/perimenopause, not the right product for men or younger women whose primary need is weight loss

YOURx Health

Pros

  • Lab monitoring included (per the home page) — most peer platforms gate labs as add-ons or skip them entirely
  • Physician video consultation with 'board-certified provider' disclosed
  • MD Integrations network is a recognized white-label clinical platform

Cons

  • PRICING NOT PUBLICLY DISCLOSED — neither semaglutide nor tirzepatide monthly cost shown on the home page; everything gated behind portal sign-up
  • Specific drugs offered (semaglutide vs tirzepatide vs both, brand vs compounded) NOT clearly disclosed publicly
  • Parent company / legal entity name NOT publicly disclosed — material YMYL transparency gap
  • NO LegitScript / NABP / PCAB / BBB seal displayed — material trust-signal gap vs peer platforms
  • Per-state availability shown as 'Coverage 0 States' (placeholder metric) — appears the home page is incomplete or the platform is pre-launch
  • Pharmacy partners NOT publicly named
  • Confidence LOW until the platform exposes more public information

Our Verdict

Winner: AlloyScore: 7.4/10

Alloy edges out YOURx Health with a higher overall score of 7.4/10 and is particularly strong for women in menopause/perimenopause who want a Menopause Society-certified clinician AND the broadest brand+compounded GLP-1 formulary in our directory. YOURx Health remains a solid alternative, especially if you're looking for Patients who already know they want a clinician-supervised GLP-1 program through MD Integrations — most users will need to verify the program details directly with YOURx Health before committing.

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