Head-to-head review
Ro (Body) vs Henry Meds
Ro (Body) and Henry Meds both compete for patients searching for a GLP-1 weight-loss program. This head-to-head compares pricing, medications, insurance handling, and clinician quality so you can pick the right fit.
Editorial verdict
Ro (Body) wins on starting price at $145/mo. Choose Ro (Body) if you want to run brand-name medication through commercial insurance. Pick the program whose medications and care model best match your treatment plan.
Side-by-side comparison
Every attribute scored head-to-head. The highlighted cell is our pick for that row.
Ro (Body)
4.4 / 5Henry Meds
4.4 / 5Ro (Body)
$145/moHenry Meds
$297/moRo (Body)
Telehealth GLP-1Henry Meds
Compounded GLP-1Ro (Body)
- Wegovy
- Zepbound
- Saxenda
- Compounded Semaglutide
Henry Meds
- Compounded Semaglutide
- Compounded Tirzepatide
- Oral Semaglutide
Ro (Body)
All 50 statesHenry Meds
All 50 statesRo (Body)
YesHenry Meds
NoRo (Body)
NoHenry Meds
YesRo (Body)
YesHenry Meds
YesRo (Body)
4.4Brand-name Wegovy & Zepbound through insurance
Ro Body is the established telehealth player that pairs a polished UX with the operational muscle to actually move brand-name GLP-1 prescriptions through pharmacies and insurance.
Pros
- Helps navigate insurance for brand-name GLP-1s
- Polished mobile app and tracking
- Access to compounded alternatives if insurance denies
Cons
- Medication cost is separate when using insurance
- Backorders on Wegovy and Zepbound can delay starts
Henry Meds
4.4Flat-rate compounded semaglutide & tirzepatide
Henry Meds pioneered the flat-rate compounded GLP-1 model and remains a default pick for patients who want pricing certainty through every titration step.
Pros
- Flat monthly price regardless of dose
- Async visits keep wait times short
- Sublingual option for needle-averse patients
Cons
- Pricier than newer compounded entrants
- No insurance pathway for brand-name medications
Ro (Body) vs Henry Meds: at a glance
Three quick dimensions where Ro (Body) and Henry Meds differ most. Use this as a starter — the full spec table above has every attribute we score.
Lower starting price
- Winner
- Ro (Body)
- Detail
- $145/mo
- Why it matters
- Saves $152/mo at base dose
Higher editor rating
- Winner
- Henry Meds
- Detail
- 4.4 / 5
- Why it matters
- Based on clinician quality, transparency, and onboarding.
Accepts insurance
- Winner
- Ro (Body)
- Detail
- Brand-name only
- Why it matters
- Compounded GLP-1 is never billed to insurance.
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Brand-name Wegovy & Zepbound through insurance
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Flat-rate compounded semaglutide & tirzepatide
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Ro (Body) vs Henry Meds: FAQs
- Ro (Body) is cheaper to start at $145/month vs. Henry Meds at $297/month. Remember that GLP-1 costs scale up as your dose escalates over the first 4–5 months.
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