Temi vs. Mochi Health: two ways to buy a compounded GLP-1

Membership plus medication. Mochi's FAQ lists membership at $79 for one month, $207 for three, $354 for six and $588 for twelve [2]. Compounded semaglutide starts at $60 a month and tirzepatide at $90, depending on dose [1]. Month to month, the lowest semaglutide total is about $139. At Temi it is $59.99 per vial plus $39 [5].

Yes, for parts of its service. Mochi collects insurance details at sign-up to verify coverage for its membership plans, medication and other services, offers an insurance-backed plan, and has a team that helps with prior authorisations [2]. Compounded medication is priced as cash. Temi is cash-pay only and never bills insurance.

No. Mochi's pricing page says the cost of medication is not included in the membership fee, so the $60 and $90 figures are medication only and the membership is charged on top [1]. Shipping is included in medication prices, per its FAQ. Add both lines together when comparing against a Temi order.

Mochi says its medical services are provided by licensed physicians and clinicians in independently owned practices, with Mochi Health Corp. supplying administrative and technology services, and that it has more than 500,000 patients [1]. Like every compounded provider, it notes that compounded medications are not approved or evaluated by the FDA. Temi's compounded products carry the same caveat.

Not on medication. Mochi's refund policy says it cannot accept returns or refund prescription medications, so all prescription sales are final [4]. Its FAQ does not set out membership cancellation terms, so confirm those before buying a 3-, 6- or 12-month plan. At Temi, if a request closes before prescribing, only the $39 review fee is charged.

They are different units. Mochi's price follows the weekly dose your provider prescribes [1]. A Temi fill is one vial, used for 28 days after it is first punctured rather than a calendar month [5]. Comparing fairly means costing both over the same stretch of time; our GLP-1 cost calculator does that.

Yes. Mochi lists a once-weekly compounded semaglutide pill from $62 and compounded orforglipron from $31, each plus membership [3]. Temi offers compounded semaglutide dissolving tablets taken daily, and its clinicians can prescribe Foundayo, the FDA-approved orforglipron tablet, filled by LillyDirect [10]. Which form suits you is a clinical question.

If you want compounded GLP-1s without a membership, Temi charges per order. If you prefer a single bundled price, Found and Henry Meds include medication in the plan. Our Temi vs. Found and Temi vs. Henry Meds pages compare those models with current figures.