Temi vs. MDAnywhere: $39 in two hours or $15 in 48

MDAnywhere names the practice behind its care — medical evaluations are provided by Access Medical Associates, PLLC — and says all consultations are with board-certified physicians [2]. It lists the 32 states where its providers are licensed and publishes a detailed exclusion list [2]. That level of disclosure is a good sign; the real questions are whether you live in a covered state and whether your drug qualifies.

A refill of one medication is $39, and two to five medications cost $49 together [2]. Other consultations start at $29, and weight-loss evaluations are listed from $139 a month [3]. None of those figures include the medication, which your pharmacy charges. Temi's refill fee is $15 per medication on the same fee-plus-pharmacy structure [1].

Not for the visit. MDAnywhere says you do not need insurance or an appointment, and its consultation fee is cash [2]. You can use your insurance or a discount coupon for the medication at the pharmacy [2]. Temi works the same way: a cash service fee, and insurance at the pharmacy counter if you have it [1].

MDAnywhere says visits are typically completed within two hours and the prescription is sent electronically to your pharmacy; its team reviews from 7am to 1am Eastern, every day [2]. A request sent at 2am waits until morning. Temi's physician reviews within 48 hours, often sooner [1]. If you are out of medication today, MDAnywhere is the faster route.

Its refill page lists 32 states, including California, Florida, New York, Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan [2]. States such as Arizona, Oregon, New Mexico and Louisiana were not on the list when checked on 28 September 2026. Temi's refill page does not publish a state restriction [1]; its GLP-1 service lists the states it serves separately [7].

Not through its refill service. Weight-loss medications, including Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Rybelsus, are on MDAnywhere's refill exclusion list, along with other injectables and compounded medication [2]. It runs separate weight-loss evaluations instead [3]. Temi offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide through its own GLP-1 service; compounded drugs are not FDA-approved [4].

Its list includes controlled, narcotic and sedative medication; chronic pain drugs such as gabapentin; ADHD medication; weight-loss drugs; hormonal treatments; injectables other than insulin and epinephrine; antipsychotics; clonidine; warfarin; and compounded medication [2]. It also refuses dose changes and foreign prescriptions [2]. Temi's refill exclusions are shorter: controlled substances and new prescriptions [1].

It depends on how many drugs you refill at once. One medication costs $15 at Temi and $39 at MDAnywhere; four cost $60 at Temi and $49 at MDAnywhere [1] [2]. If you refill regularly through the year, Temi Care at $449 makes each refill free [6]. Neither price includes the drug.