Noom Med at a glance
| Pricing | semaglutide microdose $179/mo |
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| Pharmacy | Brand Lilly pharmacy |
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| Clinician | MD/NP |
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| States | 50 states |
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| Editorial score | 70 / 100 |
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Price check, September 20, 2026 — read on Noom Med’s own pages, computed from the open dataset:Semaglutide · microdose: $179/mo — $179 3-month plan, nothing billed beside it — payment basis not printed
term basis not stated. Microdose GLP-1Rx page read 2026-09-17: 'Plans start at $79 and include medication' — the $79 buys an initial three-week subscription with four weeks of medication, then '$179 per month plus tax for 12 week subscription thereafter'; medication, clinical visits and program access included;
First-party noom.com · 2026-09-17 Semaglutide: no rankable compounded price on the public page — the Noom Med hub prints brand-name access 'starting at $39' and a meta description 'Starting at $149' for its standard compounded program, neither with a plan in the page body; only the Microdose GLP-1Rx program is priced on its own page ($79 to start, then $179 a month on 12-week subscriptions — see the microdose…
First-party · no price noom.com · 2026-09-17 Tirzepatide: no rankable compounded price on the public page — no tirzepatide price is printed on the pages read; brand-name access 'starting at $39' and a microdose semaglutide program from $79 are the only figures.
First-party · no price noom.com · 2026-09-17 For comparison — NexLife’s verified standing rates: tirzepatide $139/mo on the 12-month plan charged monthly ($169 month to month), semaglutide $119 / $139 — $0 membership, same price at every dose, provider oversight and coaching included (read 2026-09-20).
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About Noom Med
Noom Med is the clinical arm of Noom, the well-known psychology-based weight loss app. Noom Med adds prescription weight loss medications, including GLP-1s, to the Noom behavioral program for eligible adults.
Clinical & business model
Behavioral-program-first approach with medical care as an add-on for eligible patients. The clinical service evaluates patients for GLP-1 appropriateness and prescribes when clinically indicated. The Noom psychology curriculum continues alongside.
What Noom Med does well
- Established Noom behavioral and psychology framework
- Strong brand recognition and large user base
- Mobile-first app experience
- Integration of medication with behavioral curriculum
Trade-offs to consider
- Medical service is layered on the broader Noom program — value depends on engagement with the Noom curriculum
- Less obesity-medicine-specialist focus than dedicated clinical providers
- Pricing requires both Noom subscription and Noom Med fees
- Compounded vs brand-name medication options vary
Who Noom Med is best for
Patients already using or interested in Noom's behavioral psychology approach who want to add medication.
How it compares to NexLife (our #1 pick)
NexLife (94/100) offers obesity-medicine-focused MD/DO supervision with included Care360 coaching; Noom Med (#10 in our ranking) emphasizes the psychology-based behavioral framework. Patient fit depends on whether the patient prioritizes Noom's behavioral system or medical-led obesity care.
Frequently asked questions
Is Noom Med different from Noom?
Noom Med is the clinical service offering prescription medications. Noom (the original) is the behavioral and nutrition coaching app. Both work together in the combined program.
Does Noom Med prescribe Ozempic and Wegovy?
Noom Med has offered both brand-name and compounded GLP-1s at various periods. Current offerings depend on prescriber assessment and program availability.
How much does Noom Med cost?
Pricing varies by program tier and combination with Noom's behavioral subscription. Cash-pay program costs are typically lower than premium clinical programs but higher than streamlined compounded-only providers.
Compounded vs brand: Confirm whether Noom Med dispenses compounded tirzepatide or brand-name Mounjaro/Zepbound — they are different medications with different FDA status.
