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Gala vs TMates

In our scoring, Gala edges ahead overall (8.2 vs 6.9 out of 10), and Gala costs less for compounded tirzepatide (about $1,776 a year less).

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By Eli Marsden · Founding Editor
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Key differences

Price
Gala $149/mo vs TMates $297/mo for compounded tirzepatide (standing prices, no prepay or separate membership listed · about $1,776 a year less with Gala)
Coverage
Both serve the same 50 states
Included
Gala: medication, clinician visits, shipping; TMates: medication, clinician visits, shipping, coaching

How we compare providers

Gala logo

Gala

Affiliate partner

Best for compounded GLP-1/GIP combo on a yearly plan with free shipping

tirzepatide

$149/mo

Our score 8.2/10

TMates logo

TMates

Affiliate partner

Best for nationwide compounded GLP-1 availability including Puerto Rico

semaglutide

$249/mo

Our score 6.9/10

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Costs & coverage

Published prices with their terms attached. Yearly figures are modeled from the standing price and billing cadence. A check mark marks the better side, on like-for-like rows only.

Gala

TMates

Price

Tirzepatide / month

Better on this row: $149/mo

$297/mo

Tirzepatide / year (modeled)

Better on this row: $1,788

$3,564

Semaglutide / month

Not listed

$249/mo

Brand Wegovy / Ozempic / month

$1,299/mo

Not listed

Coverage

State availability

50 states

50 states

Brand-name access listed

Wegovy / Ozempic

Not listed

Included in the price

Medication, clinician visits, shipping

Medication, clinician visits, shipping, coaching

Terms & safety

Price shown

Before intake

Before intake

Cancel anytime

Not disclosed

Yes

Minimum commitment

Not disclosed

None

FDA warning letters

None on record

None on record

Provider facts checked

August 2026

August 2026

Every dose and plan: Gala · TMates

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Which fits your priorities?

Only the points where these two differ, from the table above and each provider’s record.

Gala logo

Choose Gala if…

  • About $1,776 a year less than TMates for compounded tirzepatide at standing prices
  • Lists brand-name Wegovy / Ozempic, which TMates doesn't price
  • Brand-name Ozempic available alongside compounded options

What to weigh up

  • $179/mo requires a yearly subscription — the standalone monthly price isn't published
  • Brand-name Ozempic at $1,299/mo is higher than peers (e.g., Found at $1,100/mo)
TMates logo

Choose TMates if…

  • Lists compounded semaglutide, which Gala doesn't price
  • All-inclusive monthly price covers medication, consults, nutrition coaching, and 24/7 support — no separate membership fee
  • Fast stated turnaround — 2–3 days from intake to delivery

What to weigh up

  • About $1,776 a year more than Gala for compounded tirzepatide
  • No third-party pharmacy accreditation (no LegitScript, PCAB, ACHC, or NABP)

Explore the scoring factors

Both providers are scored on the same six-dimension framework. The gradient bar marks the stronger side on each dimension.

Gala

8.2/10

Overall

TMates

6.9/10

Value25%

8.5A
vs
B
6.5

Effectiveness25%

8.5A
vs
B
7.5

User Experience15%

8.0A
vs
B
8.0

Trust & Safety15%

7.3A
vs
B
5.3

Accessibility10%

8.0A
vs
B
7.5

Support10%

8.4A
vs
B
6.5

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Gala vs TMates: FAQ

For compounded tirzepatide, Gala costs less: about $1,776 less a year at the standing price, with no prepay or separate membership listed (not a first-month promo). See Costs & coverage above for each medication side by side.
Gala scores higher overall at 8.2/10 versus 6.9/10, and is particularly strong for compounded GLP-1/GIP combo on a yearly plan with free shipping. That said, TMates is a better fit if you want nationwide compounded GLP-1 availability including Puerto Rico.
Both Gala and TMates are affiliate partners, meaning we may earn a commission if you sign up through our links. Our scores are assigned editorially using the same six-dimension framework for every provider — partnership never changes a score. We disclose every commercial relationship.
Gala: $149, about $1,788 a year. TMates: $297, about $3,564 a year. Gala costs about $1,776 less a year at these prices.
Both publish the same list (50 states), so where you live won't decide between them.
Gala doesn't state its cancellation terms. TMates: cancel anytime — yes; minimum commitment — None; early-cancellation fee — not disclosed. Check the provider's own terms before you buy.

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