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Weight loss

Find out what your body
actually responds to.

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What are you hoping changes?

About 4 minutes · No card
  • 6 GLP-1 optionsPills and injections, name-brand
  • From $149/moMedication, cash-pay
  • No insuranceNo plan to check, no prior auth
  • Free shippingDiscreet, every month
Prescription options

One visit, the whole lineup.

Name-brand medication at the pharmacy price, and a clinician who decides which one belongs in your plan. No markup on the drug.

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† Medication only, if prescribed. Prices are cash-pay and cover the medication alone. A Koves membership is billed separately, and a prescription is not guaranteed. Prescription products require an online consultation with a licensed clinician, who decides whether a prescription is appropriate. Pricing may vary by dose. FSA and HSA eligibility varies by plan provider.

Ozempic® is approved by the FDA to treat type 2 diabetes and is available only to patients who meet the clinical criteria a licensed clinician applies. A clinician may prescribe it on their own clinical judgment. Ozempic® and Wegovy® are registered trademarks of Novo Nordisk A/S. Zepbound® is a registered trademark of Eli Lilly and Company. Koves is not affiliated with or endorsed by either company.

‡ Compounded medications do not undergo FDA premarket review. The two compounded preparations in this lineup are prepared by an independent state-licensed pharmacy. The FDA does not review compounded preparations for safety, effectiveness or quality in the way it reviews approved drug products. A compounded preparation should not be assumed to be therapeutically equivalent to any approved product, and the two families are listed here as separate options rather than as substitutes for one another. Whether a compounded medication is appropriate is decided solely by the treating provider. Koves does not compound, manufacture or dispense medication. Pricing to confirm.

Not available in all states. Prescription required.

Everything else, in one membership.

Along with the medication, if it is prescribed, you get:

  • A treatment plan built around your goals, not a template
  • Messaging with licensed U.S. clinicians, on demand
  • Dose changes handled by your care team, not a form
  • Free, discreet shipping every month
  • In-app weight tracking, so the plan follows the data
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The dose climbs
on a schedule, not a hunch.

Every GLP-1 starts low. That is the label, not caution — and it is why side effects, when they come, arrive in the days right after a step up and settle as you hold.

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  1. The starting dose is not meant to produce weight loss. It is there so your body meets the medication before the dose goes anywhere, and it is the same idea on every GLP-1 in the lineup.

  2. Appetite usually changes here. Your clinician moves the dose only when the last one has settled — if nausea shows up, the answer is often to hold longer rather than to push through.

  3. Once a dose is doing its work it stays there. Side effects become less common the longer you hold steady. How far the ladder goes, and how fast, is your clinician’s call and nobody else’s.

  4. Message a licensed clinician any time — a dose that is not sitting right, a side effect you did not expect, or a plan that needs to change.

Frequently asked questions

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A licensed clinician decides, using the same criteria they would in person: your health history, your current medications, and what you are trying to change. Completing a visit is not a guarantee of a prescription, and we would rather tell you no than sell you something that is wrong for you.
Results vary by medication, dose, starting weight, lifestyle and how your body responds. Some people lose a significant percentage of their starting body weight over time, while others lose less. Your clinician can help set realistic expectations based on your treatment plan.
Some people notice changes in appetite within the first few weeks, but meaningful weight loss usually happens gradually over several months. Your dose may also be increased over time to balance effectiveness and tolerability.
GLP-1 medications mimic hormones involved in appetite and digestion. They can help you feel fuller for longer, reduce hunger and food cravings, and make it easier to eat less without feeling like you are constantly fighting your appetite.
Your care team can help you manage common side effects, which may include nausea, constipation, diarrhea or stomach discomfort. Depending on your symptoms, your clinician may adjust your dose, slow your dose increases or recommend other changes to your treatment.
Not necessarily, but weight-loss medications are often used as ongoing treatments. Stopping treatment can lead to increased appetite and weight regain for some people. Your clinician can help decide how long treatment makes sense based on your goals, progress and overall health.
No. Pricing on this page is cash-pay, so there are no insurance questions to answer and no plan to check. FSA and HSA eligibility varies by plan provider.
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Four questions,

then a real clinician decides.

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Prescription products require an online consultation with a licensed clinician who will determine if a prescription is appropriate. Not available in all states.