Temi vs. Found: a bundled programme against a single order

It depends on the medication, how you pay and the plan length. Cash-pay compounded semaglutide is $289 per 28-day cycle month to month, falling to $169 on a 12-month plan; with insurance it is $199 or $99 [2]. Compounded tirzepatide is $359 or $239 cash [3]. Each price includes care, medication and membership.

Yes. Found says it accepts most major insurers and lists 41 states where insurance plans are accepted [1]. On the insurance track a synchronous video visit is required and billed at your visit copay, typically around $30, on top of the plan price. Temi is cash-pay only and never bills insurance, so if your plan is in-network with Found, that is worth checking.

Compounded medication is. Found's pricing page says compounded medications are included in both insurance and cash-pay plan prices, while branded GLP-1s are billed separately [1]. At Temi the medication and the $39 service fee are separate lines, both shown before you pay, and there is no plan fee on top [4].

Compare the same period. Found's lowest cash rate is $169 per 28-day cycle on a prepaid 12-month plan, or $289 month to month [2]. A Temi order starts at $59.99 for a 7.5 mg vial plus $39, but vial strength and pharmacy change the total, and a higher dose may need more medication [4]. Our cost calculator helps.

Found is a US telehealth company whose compounded GLP-1s come from licensed US 503A compounding pharmacies, with every batch third-party tested, according to its own store pages [2]. A board-certified clinician reviews each case. Its pages also state that compounded GLP-1s are not FDA-approved or evaluated for safety or efficacy, which applies to every compounded provider, Temi included.

Found says you can switch between plans at any time by contacting support [1]. It links a refund policy in its offer terms; read that before prepaying a 3-, 6- or 12-month plan, since the lower price depends on the longer term. A Temi order is a single purchase with nothing recurring to cancel.

Only on the insurance track. Found says insurance plans require a synchronous video visit billed at your copay, while cash-pay care is chat or text-based in most cases [2]. Temi uses a written health questionnaire reviewed by a licensed Temi physician, who decides whether to prescribe.

Both can help, differently. Found lists Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro and Foundayo and bills them outside its plan prices, with insurance support [1]. A Temi clinician can prescribe Zepbound, Wegovy or Foundayo, which you buy from the manufacturer's self-pay pharmacy; Temi does not dispense them [8]. See compounded tirzepatide vs. Zepbound.