# TelosRX vs Vea Health: GLP-1 & Wellness Telehealth Compared **By TelosRX Editorial Team** ยท 2026-08-18 Vea Health markets itself as a "premium performance" telehealth brand covering six goals at once: weight loss, energy, recovery, hair growth, sleep, and sexual wellness. If you have found your way to their site from an ad and are trying to figure out what you would actually pay and what you would actually receive, this comparison is for you, because Vea Health does not publish either one anywhere you can read without giving up your email first. The short answer Vea Health is a broad wellness generalist reached through a six-goal quiz that gates its pricing behind an email address. telos rx is a GLP-1 and peptide specialist that publishes an exact price on every product page before you enter any personal information. If weight loss is your actual goal, you can compare telos rx's real numbers against whatever number Vea Health eventually emails you. [Check your eligibility](https://start.telosrx.com/start-online-visit/weightloss) ## What Vea Health actually is Vea Health, Inc. is a management services organization, not a medical practice. Its own terms and conditions are explicit about this: clinical care is delivered by an independent professional medical corporation, Dr Telx, PLLC, while Vea Health runs the website, the patient portal, and payment processing. This split exists because most states prohibit a non-physician-owned company from practicing medicine directly, and it is a common structure across telehealth, including at telos rx. Where Vea Health differs is scope. Its intake quiz opens with six goals: lose weight, more energy, faster recovery, hair growth, better sleep, and sexual wellness. That is a general performance-and-wellness catalog, closer to a men's-health superstore than a GLP-1 or peptide specialist. telos rx treats a narrower set of problems, compounded GLP-1 weight loss and a defined peptide menu, and is built around depth in that lane rather than breadth across six. ## You cannot see a price without giving up your email We went through Vea Health's public site and its quiz funnel to find a dollar figure for anything. The homepage has no pricing. There is no product catalog, no per-medication page, and no plan comparison. The quiz asks about your goals, then your secondary goal, then gates the results screen behind "Enter your email to see your personalized results and lock in your discount," offering 25% off a first month you still have not seen the base price of. We stopped there. Submitting an email to a marketing funnel just to learn a number is not something we are willing to do on your behalf, and it should not be something you have to do either just to comparison shop. telos rx does the opposite. Every product page states its price before you enter any information. If you want to know what compounded tirzepatide, semaglutide, or a specific peptide actually costs at telos rx, you can find out in the time it takes to load the page. What you're comparing Vea Health telos rx Pricing visible pre-signup No, gated behind quiz + email Yes, published on every product page Compounded tirzepatide Not published As low as $139/month Compounded semaglutide Not published As low as $99/month Needle-free oral tirzepatide Not offered as a named product As low as $129/month Category scope Weight loss, energy, recovery, hair growth, sleep, sexual wellness GLP-1 weight loss, defined peptide menu, hormone & longevity Cancel a subscription Must cancel 5+ business days before renewal, or the next cycle is charged and non-refundable Cancel anytime; takes effect at the end of the current billing cycle "Not FDA-approved" disclosure Yes, stated clearly in their terms Yes, stated clearly on every product page telos rx pricing reflects current published rates as of this article's publish date and is subject to change. Vea Health does not publish pricing publicly, so no comparable figure exists to cite. ## Where Vea Health gets the compliance language right Credit where it is due. Vea Health's terms and conditions are more direct about compounded medication risk than most of the competitors we have reviewed. They state plainly that compounded medications are "not FDA-approved as finished drug products," that the FDA does not review individual compounded preparations the way it reviews an approved drug, and that a compounded version of a drug can differ from the branded product in concentration, excipients, or bioavailability. They go further than most and name BPC-157 and TB-500 specifically as Section 503A Category 2 substances the FDA has flagged as potentially presenting significant safety risk, and say their clinicians will discuss that posture with you before prescribing. telos rx does not currently offer BPC-157 or TB-500 for prescription while that FDA posture remains open, so we cannot compare how the two platforms actually handle a live prescription for those substances, only what each says about the risk. On disclosure quality alone, this is the most thorough compounded-medication language of any competitor we have covered in this series so far. ## Cancelling a subscription Vea Health requires you to cancel at least five business days before your renewal date. Miss that window, even by a day, and the next cycle is charged in full and is non-refundable, whether or not the shipment has gone out yet. Your subscription will not renew again after that cycle, but you are still on the hook for the one that just processed. > At telos rx, you can cancel, pause, or modify your subscription at any time, and it takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle. There is no lookback deadline to miss. ## Which one fits you If you want one account that can theoretically address six different goals and you are comfortable handing over your email before you see a price, Vea Health's breadth might appeal to you. If you already know you want compounded GLP-1 weight loss or a specific peptide, and you want to see the exact monthly price before you commit any personal information, a specialist that publishes its numbers up front is the more transparent starting point. ## Frequently asked questions Does Vea Health publish its pricing anywhere? Not on its public marketing site. Pricing is only shown after you complete their intake quiz and enter an email address, at which point they present a "25% off your first month" offer against a base price you have not yet seen. Is Vea Health the same company as the clinicians who prescribe? No. Vea Health, Inc. operates the website and payment platform. Medical care is delivered by Dr Telx, PLLC, an independently licensed medical practice. This management-services structure is common across telehealth and exists because most states restrict who can own a medical practice. Does Vea Health offer compounded tirzepatide or semaglutide? Their quiz includes a "Lose Weight" goal and their terms specifically discuss compounded GLP-1 medications, so weight loss appears to be one of their core categories. No product-specific pricing, dosing, or delivery format is published, so we could not verify further detail without entering personal information into their funnel. How does cancelling a Vea Health subscription work? You must submit your cancellation at least five business days before your next renewal date. If you cancel later than that, including on the renewal date itself, the upcoming charge still processes and is non-refundable, even if nothing has shipped yet. Is telos rx cheaper than Vea Health? We cannot say for certain, because Vea Health does not publish a base price to compare against. What we can say is that telos rx publishes its price, currently as low as $99 a month for compounded semaglutide and $139 a month for compounded tirzepatide, on the product page itself, with no quiz or email required to see it. Compounded medications, including semaglutide and tirzepatide, are not FDA-approved. A prescription requires review and approval by a licensed provider, approval is not guaranteed, and individual results vary. Pricing for both companies reflects publicly available information as of this article's publish date and is subject to change; Vea Health's pricing was not available for citation because it is not published outside their gated quiz funnel. [Start your private evaluation](https://www.telosrx.com) --- > Source: [Telos RX](https://www.telosrx.com/blogs/glp1/telosrx-vs-vea-health)