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Mochi Health vs. Good Life Meds

Good Life Meds sells GLP-1s for cash only. Mochi bills visits to your insurance and gets FDA-approved GLP-1s covered, from $0 to $25/mo.

$17/moCovered with Mochi membership

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$1,349/moGood Life Meds with Zepbound

Mochi medication is priced separately. Good Life Meds price as listed on its website.

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Real Mochi members, real results

Results and reviews from Mochi Health members.

10% average body weight lost after one year

5 of 6 members stay past their second month

500,000+ Mochi members

30,000+ Mochi reviews

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After

Lost 150 lbs, more than half her body weight

Lindsay J.

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After

Lost 60 lbs, from 330 to 270

Gabrielle M.

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After

Lost 53 lbs in under a yearI honestly didn't realize how much I've lost.

Nubiannie D.

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Lost 115 lbsThis journey hasn't always been easy or linear.

Jennifer P.

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One year with Mochi Health

Kahri S.

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Six weeks with Mochi Health

Brianna H.

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After

Lost about 48 lbs with Mochi Health

Ash H.

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Lost 20 lbs postpartum

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Pricing, side by side

What you actually pay to get started, and what your insurance can cover.

Best value overall

Mochi Health

$0for your first monthThen $17/mo with Covered with Mochi membership pricing

Covered with Mochi membership: $199 for your first 12 months, about $17/mo
Visits billed to your plan, with copays typically $0 to $25
Medication priced separately: FDA-approved GLP-1s as low as $0 to $25/mo with coverage
Prefer compounded? Semaglutide from $60/mo and tirzepatide from $90/mo
Prior authorization handled for you, with no hidden fees

$199 Covered with Mochi membership for year one, medication separate

Cash pay

Good Life Meds

$1,349/mowith ZepboundZepbound at its regular price, no membership required

Compounded semaglutide listed at $199 for a 1-month supply
Compounded tirzepatide listed at $297
No insurance billing; says insurance isn't needed
FDA-approved pens sold for cash; no prior authorization help mentioned

Self-pay, medication included

Mochi Health vs. Good Life Meds, feature by feature

Same category, two very different models. Here is what you actually get for the money.

Feature

Mochi Health

Good Life Meds

Starting cost

Mochi Health$17/mo Covered with Mochi membership. Medication priced separately.

Good Life Meds$199 for a 1-month supply of compounded semaglutide.

Using insurance

Mochi HealthIn-network visits, copays typically $0 to $25.

Good Life MedsNot used; cash pay only.

FDA-approved GLP-1s

Mochi HealthAs low as $0 to $25/mo with coverage.

Good Life MedsSold for cash; Zepbound shown around $1,300 or more.

Prior authorization

Mochi HealthMochi's team handles it for you.

Good Life MedsNot mentioned.

App and Ask Mochi

Mochi HealthiOS and Android app, Ask Mochi and a 24/7 care team.

Good Life MedsWeb member portal; no app mentioned.

Questions before you switch

With Covered with Mochi, membership is $199 for your first 12 months, about $17/mo, and visits are billed to your insurance with copays typically $0 to $25. Medication is priced separately: covered FDA-approved GLP-1s can be as low as $0 to $25 a month, and compounded semaglutide starts at $60/mo.

Covered with Mochi membership for $17/mo

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Already with Good Life Meds? Bring your current prescription and dose details, and Mochi's care team can review them and help you continue treatment.