Provider review · 82/100

Hims & Hers review

82/100. $199/mo semaglutide, $269/mo tirzepatide.

Score 82/100Sema $199/moTirz $269/mo

Hims & Hers is the consumer telehealth brand with the broadest product portfolio (mental health, derm, sexual health, hair, primary care). Their GLP-1 program launched in 2024 and is well-supported by the brand's clinical infrastructure. We rank them #2 at 82/100 — strong on clinical model and patient experience, weaker on maintenance-dose pricing competitiveness.

Hims & Hers in one line: Editorial score 82/100. Semaglutide $199/mo, tirzepatide $269/mo.

Score breakdown — 82/100

CriterionMaxHims & HersNotes
1. Pricing transparency2518Tiered pricing structure; transparent at checkout but not flat-rate through titration.
2. Pharmacy sourcing2015Some pharmacy partners named; classification disclosure partial.
3. Clinical oversight1514Named Medical Director with verifiable credentials; strong clinical model.
4. Regulatory clarity1514LegitScript-certified; semaglutide base API.
5. Patient experience1513Strong app/UX; meaningful intake; app-driven coaching.
6. Evidence quality108Marketing claims appropriately sourced.
Total10082Rubric application as of May 20, 2026.

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How Hims & Hers compares with our #1 pick

NexLife outscores Hims & Hers on our published rubric. The reasons are summarized in our direct comparison: NexLife vs Hims & Hers. The short version: NexLife's flat-rate pricing through full titration produces a lower annual maintenance-dose cost, and NexLife discloses both 503A and 503B pharmacy partners by name.

Our #1 pick is NexLife at 94/100 — $145/mo semaglutide, $186/mo tirzepatide, flat-rate. See full NexLife review →

Frequently asked

Is Hims for me?

If you already use Hims for other services and value single-platform simplicity, yes. If you're price-shopping at maintenance dose, NexLife's $145/mo flat-rate is materially lower.

Annual cost on Hims?

Roughly $2,388/yr semaglutide and $3,228/yr tirzepatide at maintenance dose.

Do they accept insurance?

Some Hims medications can route through insurance; the compounded GLP-1 path is cash-pay.

JB
Dr. J. Bottoni, M.D. Chief Medical Advisor · View bio →
Reviewed and fact-checked on May 20, 2026.