Ro vs Hims

Ro and Hims need to be compared on the selected service, not on unrelated headline figures. This page puts their current source records beside each other and identifies details that remain unconfirmed.

Reviewed October 5, 2026

R

Ro

Ro Body separates the membership from medication; the first-month price is only one part of the budget.

Editorial source record
H

Hims

Hims: a current selected GLP-1 offer has not been established for this directory record. Confirm the provider’s present service scope, prescription process and complete payment before treating older descriptions as current.

Editorial source record

Head-to-Head Comparison

FeatureRoHims
Medications offeredWegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Saxenda, FoundayoCurrent medication scope to confirm
Brand-name or compoundedAdvertised FDA-approved branded medicines; product and indication depend on assessmentNo current product-specific approval or compounding claim made by this record
Membership fee$39 first month; $149 ongoing monthly or a prepaid term at $74–$99/month equivalentCurrent selected price not confirmed
Medication costSeparate pharmacy charge; depends on product, strength, insurance and applicable offerMedication and dispensing terms to confirm
InsuranceDepends on the selected service and individual coverage; confirm directlyVerify the applicable program and individual coverage
HSA/FSASee full reviewSee full review
Lab requirementsSee full reviewSee full review
ShippingSee full reviewSee full review
CancellationRequest the selected order’s cancellation method and cutoffSee full review

The Verdict

The useful distinction: Ro Body separates the membership from medication; the first-month price is only one part of the budget. A current selected GLP-1 offer has not been established for this directory record. Confirm the provider’s present service scope, prescription process and complete payment before treating older descriptions as current. Read both native reviews before treating an offer as a complete quote. This comparison does not declare a clinical winner.

Choose Ro if you

  • ✓Ro Body separates the membership from medication; the first-month price is only one part of the budget.
  • ✓Read the source date and selected payment terms in the native review.

Choose Hims if you

  • ✓A current selected GLP-1 offer has not been established for this directory record. Confirm the provider’s present service scope, prescription process and complete payment before treating older descriptions as current.
  • ✓Confirm product availability, clinical follow-up and the complete quote.
Ro vs Hims for GLP-1 Weight Loss: Pricing, Access and Support — illustrated reading map
An original reading map for this article. It organizes the questions; it does not depict patient results.

Ro: what this record supports

Ro Body’s current weight-loss page emphasizes access to FDA-approved medicines, an insurance concierge and provider messaging. That is a service package around a prescription, not a bundled medication price. The current page gives a $39 first month and distinguishes a $149 ongoing monthly membership from an annual prepaid membership equivalent starting at $74.

Membership $39 initially; ongoing monthly option $149; annual membership equivalent from $74/month

Hims: what this record supports

A current selected GLP-1 offer has not been established for this directory record. Confirm the provider’s present service scope, prescription process and complete payment before treating older descriptions as current.

Current order terms not independently confirmed. Read the linked source and request the selected program details.

Resolve the differences before selecting a service

Use the same supply period when comparing the full medication payment and any separate care fee. A visit price, membership charge and pharmacy total are different units. Neither a source profile nor a catalog listing establishes personal eligibility.

Keep each provider’s renewal cutoff, cancellation method and refund conditions beside its quoted price. An unconfirmed item is a question to resolve directly, not a zero-cost benefit. This publication has not purchased treatment or tested patient care from either service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is one provider proven better for patients?

This is a comparison of public offer records, not a clinical trial or verified patient survey.

Where can I check the underlying details?

Use the full-review links on this page. Each native record includes its source context and distinguishes current observations from unconfirmed details.

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Sources & Disclaimer

Date reviewed: October 5, 2026

Medical disclaimer: This comparison is informational and is not medical advice or an endorsement. Pricing, medication availability, and program terms change frequently — verify current details directly with each provider. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Only a licensed clinician who knows your medical history can determine whether a GLP-1 medication is appropriate for you.