Choosing between TelosRX and Veya Health comes down to how much you want bundled with your medication. TelosRX offers four compounded GLP-1 paths starting at $99 per month with a fully online, no-appointment start. Veya Health offers one protocol, compounded tirzepatide with vitamin B6, at a flat $357 per month with supplements and a live onboarding call included. Both require approval by a licensed provider.
If you want choice between medications, a needle-free option, and the lowest monthly entry price, TelosRX is the better fit. Veya Health fits if you want one all-inclusive package with a live onboarding consultation and a bundled supplement stack. It costs a flat $357 per month.
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Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Any prescription is subject to medical approval by a licensed provider, and approval is not guaranteed.
What is TelosRX?
TelosRX is an online-first, LegitScript-certified telehealth pharmacy focused on GLP-1 weight management. It offers compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide, including a microdosed option and a needle-free oral option.
The model is asynchronous. You complete a short intake online, and a US-licensed provider reviews it. There is no appointment to schedule and no video call to attend.
Medications are compounded by licensed US pharmacies, VialsRX and Jungle Jim’s, and prescribing is handled by providers at Arora Health Group. Free 2-day shipping is included in the plan price, and you can cancel in one click with no cancellation fee.
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What is Veya Health?
Veya Health is a newer telehealth weight-loss company, operating as Veya Health LLC out of South Carolina, with site policies dated July 2026. It sells a single product it calls the Joint-Reset Protocol, aimed at what it describes as the active adult.
Its positioning is narrower than most GLP-1 platforms. Rather than competing on breadth, Veya builds its messaging around joint load and lean-mass preservation during weight loss. It packages a supplement stack alongside the medication to support that theme.
The protocol includes compounded tirzepatide formulated with vitamin B6, an electrolyte and hydration formula, and an omega-3 and vitamin D3 capsule stack. It also comes with a written nutrition guide, a 10-minute one-on-one video onboarding session with the clinical director, and ongoing asynchronous chart review. Everything arrives in a branded welcome box.
Veya publicly names its partners, which is worth crediting. Its FAQ identifies Rush Pharmacy as its compounding partner and LocumTele as the group handling medical directorship and multi-state licensing. Veya states it serves 47 states and does not currently operate in California, New Jersey, or South Carolina, so availability is worth checking before you start.
Medications: what each program offers
Both programs center on the same drug class. Semaglutide is a GLP-1 receptor agonist. Tirzepatide is a dual GLP-1 and GIP receptor agonist. These ingredients are the basis of FDA-approved brands, but the compounded versions offered by TelosRX and Veya Health are not FDA-approved.
This is the widest gap between the two services. Veya offers one molecule in one format: compounded tirzepatide with vitamin B6, given as a weekly injection. It does not list semaglutide, and it does not list a needle-free option.
TelosRX offers four paths. There is compounded semaglutide, standard injectable tirzepatide, a lower-dose microdosed tirzepatide, and a needle-free oral GLP-1. If injections are the thing keeping you from starting, that fourth option matters.
Veya’s B6 pairing is a real formulation choice, and vitamin B6 is commonly used to help with nausea. For general background on this medication class, see the NIH NIDDK overview and the FDA note on tirzepatide for weight management.
Key takeaway: Veya Health sells one medication in one format. TelosRX gives you a choice of two molecules across injectable, microdosed and oral, starting at less than a third of Veya’s monthly rate.
Pricing and transparency
Credit where it is due: Veya publishes its price on the homepage rather than hiding it behind a quiz. That is more than a lot of platforms do. There is one number, $357 per month, described as all-inclusive with no insurance required.
One thing to read closely is the refund language. Veya’s published policy refers to an initiation fee that is refunded in full if a medical director determines you are not clinically eligible. The site does not list that fee separately from the $357 monthly rate, so it is worth confirming at intake exactly what you are charged and when.
TelosRX publishes every plan price too, and the entry point is considerably lower. Prices as of publication:
- Semaglutide as low as $99 per month
- Microdosed tirzepatide as low as $116 per month
- Standard injectable tirzepatide as low as $139 per month
- Oral GLP-1 as low as $269 per month
Free 2-day shipping is included in those plan prices. Even the highest TelosRX plan sits below Veya’s single rate, and the semaglutide plan starts at less than a third of it.
The two services are also structured differently. Veya bundles physical supplements and a nutrition guide into its price, so you are buying a package, not just a prescription. TelosRX prices the medication and the medical care, and leaves supplements to you. Which is better value depends on whether you actually want the extras.
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How the process works
TelosRX is built for speed and for people who do not want to book anything. The intake takes about five minutes, a licensed provider reviews it asynchronously, and approved medication ships with free 2-day delivery.
Veya runs a hybrid process. Its FAQ describes consultations as asynchronous through a secure patient portal. Its assessment flow then asks whether you are willing to meet face to face on a 10-minute video call with the clinical director. So expect at least one scheduled live conversation at the start.
That is a genuine difference in preference rather than quality. Some people want a face on the other end before they inject anything. Others want to finish an intake at 11pm and never open a calendar. Veya is built for the first group. TelosRX is built for the second.
After approval, Veya ships medication cold-chain in 2 to 3 business days, with the supplement box arriving separately in 3 to 7 days. Neither service prescribes automatically. Any medication is subject to medical approval by a licensed provider.
Coaching and ongoing support
Veya’s support model is front-loaded. You get the live onboarding session, the written nutrition guide, and ongoing asynchronous chart reviews from its provider network. Its FAQ notes that to speak with your prescribing physician after that, you open a support ticket in the patient portal.
TelosRX keeps support direct and continuous. You get messaging with your care team and dose adjustments as your body responds, without a ticket queue between you and a clinician.
Cancellation is another practical difference. TelosRX lets you cancel anytime in one click with no cancellation fee. Veya also allows cancellation anytime, but its published policy requires the request at least 72 hours before your billing date, and it does not prorate unused partial weeks. If you are the kind of person who cancels things the day they renew, that window is worth noting.
Safety and medical oversight
Both services gate medication behind a licensed provider, and both publish who is involved. Veya names Rush Pharmacy and LocumTele. TelosRX uses VialsRX and Jungle Jim’s for compounding and Arora Health Group for prescribing.
One difference in the public record: TelosRX is LegitScript-certified. Veya Health does not display a LegitScript seal or certification number on its site, and we could not find its status listed publicly. That is not a claim that Veya is uncertified, only that the certification is not something a prospective patient can verify from the site today.
GLP-1 medications are not for everyone. Providers screen for issues including a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, pancreatitis, and pregnancy. Side effects can include nausea and digestive changes, especially early on. Share your full history during intake, because approval is subject to medical review and is never guaranteed.
On refunds, TelosRX charges are final once a prescription is transmitted to the pharmacy, and you get a 100% refund if a provider declines you. Veya publishes a comparable structure: full refund of the initiation fee if you are medically disqualified, and no refunds once pharmacy processing begins.
Which service is right for you?
Best for a lower monthly cost, a choice between semaglutide and tirzepatide, a needle-free oral option, and a fully asynchronous start from a LegitScript-certified pharmacy.
Best for one all-inclusive package with a live onboarding consultation, a bundled supplement stack and nutrition guide, and a single flat monthly rate.
For most people who want lower cost, more medication choices and no appointment to keep, TelosRX is the more straightforward option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Veya Health offer semaglutide?
Not according to its public site. Veya Health lists one medication, compounded tirzepatide formulated with vitamin B6, given as a weekly injection. TelosRX offers compounded semaglutide as well as tirzepatide in injectable, microdosed and oral forms.
How much does TelosRX cost compared to Veya Health?
TelosRX publishes every plan price. As of publication, semaglutide is as low as $99 per month, microdosed tirzepatide as low as $116, standard injectable tirzepatide as low as $139, and the oral GLP-1 as low as $269, with free 2-day shipping included. Veya Health charges a flat $357 per month, described as all-inclusive with supplements and a welcome box.
Are these GLP-1 medications FDA-approved?
The compounded medications offered by both TelosRX and Veya Health are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies under federal compounding regulations, and any prescription requires evaluation and approval by a licensed provider.
Is Veya Health available in every state?
No. Veya Health states that it serves 47 states and does not currently operate in California, New Jersey, or South Carolina. Availability can change, so confirm coverage during intake with either service.
Do I have to get on a video call to start?
With TelosRX, no. The process is fully asynchronous: you complete a short intake online and a licensed provider reviews it, with no appointment required. Veya Health describes its consultations as asynchronous but asks new patients about a 10-minute video onboarding session with its clinical director.
Can I switch from Veya Health to TelosRX?
Many people compare programs before deciding. You can start a new TelosRX intake at any time, and a provider reviews your history and goals before any medication is approved. Check your current provider’s cancellation terms first, since Veya asks for cancellation requests at least 72 hours before your billing date.
TelosRX is LegitScript-certified. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are prepared under federal compounding regulations. Approval is subject to evaluation by a licensed provider; approval is not guaranteed. Individual results vary. TelosRX operates as an online-first, asynchronous telehealth service. Competitor details in this article were taken from Veya Health’s public website as of publication and may change.
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