The GLP-1 directory

58 real products, programs, and services across 7 categories. Search or filter—every link goes to the official site.

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High-protein foods & shakes

Premier Protein Shakes

Ready-to-drink shakes with 30g protein and about 1g sugar per bottle.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: When appetite is low, a cold shake is an easy way to get a big chunk of protein without a full meal.

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High-protein foods & shakes

fairlife Nutrition Plan

Ultra-filtered milk shakes with 30g protein and 2g sugar.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Filtered milk protein in a small bottle—handy for hitting protein goals on low-hunger days.

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High-protein foods & shakes

Ensure Max Protein

Nutrition shakes with 30g protein and 1g sugar in a 150-calorie bottle.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Widely available at pharmacies and grocery stores; a familiar option when solid food feels like too much.

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High-protein foods & shakes

Oikos Pro

High-protein Greek yogurt cups and drinks from Dannon.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Cool, soft, and protein-dense—often easier to tolerate than heavy meals when you're queasy.

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High-protein foods & shakes

Good Culture Cottage Cheese

Cottage cheese made with simple ingredients and live cultures.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A spoonable, high-protein snack that pairs well with fruit and works in small portions.

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High-protein foods & shakes

Quest Nutrition

Protein bars, chips, and snacks built around about 20g protein per bar.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Portable protein for busy days—keep one in your bag so you aren't stuck with low-protein convenience food.

About $2–3 per barVisit site →
High-protein foods & shakes

Isopure

Whey protein isolate powders and clear ready-to-drink protein beverages.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Clear, juice-like protein drinks can feel lighter than milky shakes if creamy textures bother you.

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High-protein foods & shakes

Orgain

Plant-based and dairy protein powders and ready-to-drink shakes.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A good option if you're dairy-sensitive or prefer plant protein to reach your daily target.

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High-protein foods & shakes

Chomps

Grass-fed beef and turkey meat sticks with about 10g protein each.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Savory, shelf-stable protein for when sweet shakes get old.

About $2 per stickVisit site →
High-protein foods & shakes

Unjury Protein

Medical-grade whey protein powders popular with bariatric programs.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Designed for people eating very small portions—mixes into soups, drinks, and soft foods.

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Side-effect helpers

Sea-Band Acupressure Wristbands

Drug-free wristbands that apply pressure to the P6 point on the inner wrist.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Some people find them helpful for mild queasiness, especially after a dose increase. No medication involved.

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Side-effect helpers

The Ginger People (Gin Gins)

Ginger chews and candies made with real ginger.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Ginger is a classic go-to for queasy stomachs; chews are easy to keep in a pocket.

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Side-effect helpers

Metamucil

Psyllium fiber supplement in powder, capsule, and wafer forms.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Constipation is a common GLP-1 side effect; fiber plus plenty of fluid is a usual first step. Ask your prescriber which option suits you.

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Side-effect helpers

Benefiber

Taste-free wheat dextrin fiber that dissolves in drinks and soft foods.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: An easy way to add fiber when you're eating less overall.

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Side-effect helpers

MiraLAX

Over-the-counter osmotic laxative (polyethylene glycol 3350).

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A common OTC choice for occasional constipation—check with your prescriber or pharmacist before using it regularly.

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Side-effect helpers

TUMS

Calcium carbonate antacid chews for heartburn and indigestion.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Heartburn and reflux are listed side effects of GLP-1 medicines; an antacid may help occasional symptoms. Tell your doctor if it's frequent.

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Side-effect helpers

Rogaine (minoxidil)

FDA-approved over-the-counter minoxidil foam and solution for hereditary hair loss.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Hair shedding during rapid weight loss is reported on GLP-1 labels and is often temporary—talk to your doctor before starting a hair-loss treatment.

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Side-effect helpers

Nature Made Multivitamins

Widely available multivitamins and single nutrients, many USP-verified.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Eating much less can leave nutrient gaps; nutrition experts advise watching for deficiencies. Ask your clinician if a multivitamin makes sense for you.

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Savings & cost programs

LillyDirect

Eli Lilly's direct-to-patient pharmacy for Zepbound, Foundayo, and other Lilly medicines, with home delivery.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Self-pay Zepbound vials and KwikPens start at $299/month for the starter dose, and Foundayo pills start at $149/month—no insurance needed (prescription required).

Zepbound self-pay $299–$449/mo (refill within 45 days); Foundayo from $149/moVisit site →
Savings & cost programs

Zepbound Savings Card

Lilly's official savings program for Zepbound, plus self-pay and Medicare options on one page.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: With commercial insurance that covers Zepbound pens, eligible patients may pay as little as $25 for up to a 3-month fill. Government insurance excluded.

As little as $25 with coverage (limits apply)Visit site →
Savings & cost programs

Mounjaro Savings Card

Lilly's official copay card for Mounjaro (tirzepatide) for type 2 diabetes.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Eligible commercially insured patients may pay as little as $25 for up to a 3-month prescription. Government insurance excluded.

As little as $25 with coverage (limits apply)Visit site →
Savings & cost programs

NovoCare Pharmacy

Novo Nordisk's own pharmacy for self-pay Wegovy (pen and pill) and Ozempic, delivered to your door.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: New patients pay $199/month for the first two fills of the two lowest Wegovy pen doses (through 12/31/2026), then $349/month; Wegovy pill starts at $149/month.

Wegovy pill $149–$299/mo; pen $199 intro, then $349/moVisit site →
Savings & cost programs

Wegovy Savings Offer

Novo Nordisk's official savings program for Wegovy with commercial insurance or self-pay.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Brings the cash price down at local pharmacies too, not just home delivery—useful if you'd rather pick up in person.

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Savings & cost programs

Ozempic Savings & Coverage

Official cost and savings page for Ozempic (semaglutide) pen and pill.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Eligible commercially insured patients may pay as little as $25/month; the page also lists self-pay options.

As little as $25 with coverage; self-pay from $199/moVisit site →
Savings & cost programs

TrumpRx.gov

Federal website listing negotiated cash prices for brand-name GLP-1s and linking to each maker's program.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A quick way to compare starting cash prices for Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, and Foundayo in one place. It doesn't sell drugs itself.

Lists Wegovy pill from $149, Zepbound from $299Visit site →
Savings & cost programs

Medicare GLP-1 Bridge

Temporary Medicare program (from July 1, 2026) covering Wegovy, Zepbound KwikPen, and Foundayo for eligible Part D enrollees.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Eligible people with Medicare drug coverage pay a $50 monthly copay. Check the BMI and health-condition criteria on Medicare.gov.

$50/month copay if eligibleVisit site →
Savings & cost programs

Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program

Free Novo Nordisk medicines for people who qualify based on income and coverage.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: If you're uninsured or on Medicare with limited income, this may cover certain Novo medicines at no cost—check the current covered-medicine list.

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Savings & cost programs

Lilly Cares Foundation

Nonprofit patient assistance program providing prescribed Lilly medicines free for up to 12 months to qualifying patients.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: For people with financial need—check the available-medications list to see what's currently covered.

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Telehealth providers

Form Health

Virtual obesity-medicine clinic pairing board-certified obesity physicians with registered dietitians.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Prescribes FDA-approved brand-name medicines only, works with many insurers, and includes nutrition support.

Membership fee; insurance acceptedVisit site →
Telehealth providers

9amHealth

Virtual cardiometabolic clinic for weight, diabetes, blood pressure, and cholesterol care.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Listed as a telehealth partner on Novo Nordisk's NovoCare site; offers ongoing care, not just a one-time script.

Telehealth providers

knownwell

Weight-inclusive primary care and obesity medicine, virtual nationwide plus in-person clinics.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: In-network with many insurers and focused on authentic FDA-approved GLP-1 medicines alongside dietitian support.

Insurance accepted; see siteVisit site →
Telehealth providers

Calibrate

Year-long metabolic health program combining GLP-1 prescriptions with coaching.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Prescribes brand-name GLP-1s only and helps with insurance prior authorizations, with habit coaching built in.

Membership fee; medication billed separatelyVisit site →
Telehealth providers

WeightWatchers (Med+)

WeightWatchers' clinical program pairing prescriptions with its behavior-change tools.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Prescribes FDA-approved brand-name medicines only (no compounded GLP-1s since 2025) and adds community and food tracking.

Membership fee; medication billed separatelyVisit site →
Telehealth providers

LifeMD

Virtual primary-care platform offering weight-management visits and brand-name GLP-1 prescriptions.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Listed as a NovoCare telehealth partner; can route brand-name prescriptions through manufacturer self-pay programs.

Membership fee; medication billed separatelyVisit site →
Telehealth providers

Ro

Telehealth platform that prescribes brand-name Wegovy, Zepbound, and GLP-1 pills.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Listed as a NovoCare partner; fills brand-name medicines through NovoCare Pharmacy or LillyDirect.

Membership fee; medication billed separatelyVisit site →
Apps & trackers

Shotsy

GLP-1 injection tracker for dose logs, injection sites, side effects, and weight.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Built specifically for GLP-1 users—handy for spotting patterns to share with your prescriber.

Free; optional premiumVisit site →
Apps & trackers

Lilly Health app

Eli Lilly's free companion app with education and insights for people on Lilly medicines.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: An official, no-cost companion from the maker of Zepbound and Mounjaro.

Apps & trackers

MyFitnessPal

Food, calorie, and macro tracker with a large food database.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Makes it easy to see whether you're actually hitting your protein target on low-appetite days.

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Apps & trackers

Lose It!

Calorie and nutrition tracker with barcode scanning and goal setting.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Simple logging and reminders help keep protein and hydration on track.

Free; Premium subscriptionVisit site →
Apps & trackers

Cronometer

Detailed nutrition tracker covering macros plus vitamins and minerals.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Shows micronutrients, which matters when you're eating much less food overall.

Free; Gold subscriptionVisit site →
Apps & trackers

MacroFactor

Macro-tracking app with adaptive coaching that adjusts targets to your trends.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Good for setting a protein goal and seeing how intake trends over weeks.

Subscription; free trialVisit site →
Apps & trackers

Medisafe

Medication reminder and tracking app.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Helps you remember a weekly shot or daily pill and log doses.

Free; premium optionsVisit site →
Apps & trackers

Withings

Smart scales and health devices that sync to an app, including body-composition models.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Body-composition scales can show trends beyond the number on the scale (home estimates aren't medical tests).

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Strength training & muscle preservation

Fitbod

Strength-training app that builds workouts around your equipment and recovery.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Resistance training helps protect muscle while you lose weight; this takes the guesswork out of planning.

Subscription; free trialVisit site →
Strength training & muscle preservation

Caliber

Strength-training app with free workout plans and optional 1:1 coaching.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Structured, progressive lifting plans—a practical way to build the strength habit.

Free app; paid coachingVisit site →
Strength training & muscle preservation

Future

Remote 1:1 personal training with a real coach via app.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Accountability from a human coach can make it easier to keep lifting consistently.

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Strength training & muscle preservation

Ladder

Team-based strength-training app with coach-led programs.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Follow-along strength programs for home or gym, with a community to keep you going.

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Strength training & muscle preservation

Nike Training Club

Free workout app with strength, mobility, and beginner programs.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A no-cost way to start bodyweight and dumbbell strength work.

Strength training & muscle preservation

SilverSneakers

Fitness program for older adults with gym access and live/online classes.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Included with many Medicare Advantage plans—an easy way for older adults to add strength classes.

Free with many eligible Medicare plansVisit site →
Strength training & muscle preservation

InBody

Body-composition analyzers found at many gyms and clinics.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A scan can show muscle and fat trends over time, so you can see if training is protecting muscle.

Scan pricing varies by locationVisit site →
Hydration & electrolytes

Liquid I.V.

Electrolyte drink mixes, including sugar-free options.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Fluid losses from nausea or diarrhea can lead to dehydration; electrolyte mixes make it easier to drink up.

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Hydration & electrolytes

LMNT

Zero-sugar electrolyte drink mix with a high sodium content.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Zero sugar and flavorful. It's high in sodium—check with your doctor if you watch salt for blood pressure or kidney reasons.

About $1.50 per stickVisit site →
Hydration & electrolytes

Pedialyte

Oral rehydration drinks and powders for adults and kids.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A familiar, pharmacy-shelf option for rehydrating after vomiting or diarrhea.

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Hydration & electrolytes

DripDrop

Oral rehydration solution powder sticks.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Formulated for rehydration when you're losing fluids, with zero-sugar options available.

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Hydration & electrolytes

Nuun

Low-sugar electrolyte tablets that dissolve in water.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Light-tasting tablets are easy to drop in a water bottle throughout the day.

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Hydration & electrolytes

Ultima Replenisher

Zero-sugar electrolyte powders sweetened with stevia.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: A no-sugar, gentle-flavored option if sweet drinks don't sit well.

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Hydration & electrolytes

HidrateSpark

Smart water bottles that glow and sync to an app to remind you to drink.

Why it helps on a GLP-1: Thirst cues can fade on GLP-1s; visual reminders help you keep sipping.

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