QuickMD review

A different shape: you pay for the visit, not the month

QuickMD doesn't fit the same mold as the rest of this list, so it's worth explaining clearly before comparing prices. It isn't a membership or a monthly fee: it's a high-volume general telehealth platform (1M+ visits) that charges $99 one time for a consultation with a licensed doctor, who evaluates whether a GLP-1 is right for you and prescribes it if so. The site itself says plainly that price "does not include cost of medication." So if you've seen QuickMD described as "$99 a month," that comparison isn't right — which is why we don't treat it that way in this review.

What you know upfront, and what you don't

The good part: the consult price is published directly on its pricing page, no questionnaire required to see it, and there's no membership or recurring charge of any kind — you can cancel anytime with no penalty, per the site itself. What you don't know upfront is the most expensive part: the cost of the brand-name medication (Mounjaro, Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, or Rybelsus) depends entirely on the pharmacy you choose and your insurance coverage, and QuickMD doesn't publish even an approximate figure. That makes the single biggest line item in your budget the least defined one.

Who this actually makes sense for

If you already know how you'll pay for the medication — your insurance covers it, or you've already price-checked pharmacies on your own — QuickMD can be the fastest, cheapest way to get the prescription itself: a single $99 payment, available in 45+ states (though not Louisiana), on an already-established platform. But if what you want is one program that handles the medication AND the ongoing clinical support for one predictable price, this isn't that option: there's no coaching, no ongoing follow-up included, and each additional visit is likely billed separately.

When the math works in your favor

If you already know your insurance formulary covers Wegovy or Zepbound, or your pharmacy's cash price for one of these five brands is manageable, QuickMD's $99 visit can beat a program that bundles clinician access into a monthly fee you keep paying whether or not you need a check-in that month. The trade is that nothing here is bundled: no coaching, no labs, no scheduled follow-up cadence — just the one visit and whatever your pharmacy or insurer charges next.

The bottom line

QuickMD is upfront about what it charges and what it doesn't include, which counts for something — but the model leaves the most expensive piece of the puzzle entirely in your hands. If you want one predictable flat number that already includes the medication and the clinical support, our #1 pick, CoreAge Rx, is the calmest place to land — and our ranking of the best options for moms puts the whole picture side by side.