Embody and SnagRx are the same company

If you are comparing Embody against SnagRx, you are not comparing two clinics. You are comparing one company against itself.

Both sites publish the same legal entity in their footer: Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc. Neither storefront mentions the other anywhere. So a shopper doing the sensible thing (line up two options, see which is cheaper) is running a comparison that cannot tell them anything, and has no way to know it.

We rank both. We earn a commission from both. That is exactly why this is written down.

What is actually the same

Put the two side by side and the overlap is not partial:

	Embody	SnagRx
Legal entity	Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc.	Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc.
Compounded semaglutide	yes	yes
Compounded tirzepatide	yes	yes
Promotion running	"Summer Start Discount"	"Summer Start Discount"
Entry price on that promo	$69/mo	$69/mo

The only real product difference we found is that Embody also sells an oral "gum" format, which SnagRx does not. On the injectable line. The reason almost everyone is here. The two are one offer wearing two names.

Why our two prices differ, and what that tells you

Embody is listed here at $79/mo and SnagRx at $69/mo. Those are not two companies competing. They are the same promotion read on two different paths.

SnagRx shows $69 on its public site. We checked with and without our affiliate parameters attached and the price grid is identical either way, so $69 is what anyone sees.

Embody is the one that moves. Our affiliate link lands on exclusive.joinem.co, which shows $69. The public joinem.co shows $79. We publish the $79, because the number we rank on has to be the number a stranger sees, not the number our own funnel produces. If we quoted $69 for Embody, we would be showing you a discount that exists only because you arrived through us. And calling it the price.

So the honest reading of the $10 gap is not "SnagRx is cheaper." It is: one brand's price depends on how you got there.

Both figures are entry prices, not rates

On both brands, $69 sits under a countdown-style promotion, against a struck-through $299. It is the first-month number. SnagRx separately claims "GLP-1 with Locked-In Flat Pricing for Life". A claim on its own page, which we record rather than endorse, because we have no way to verify a promise about the future.

Treat either number as an entry rate. Neither is a settled monthly cost.

The part that matters for trust

There is nothing unlawful about one company running two storefronts. Retail does it constantly. The problem is narrower and worth naming precisely:

A comparison is a service you are performing for yourself, and it silently fails if two of the options are one option. You think you are checking a price against the market. You are checking it against the same pricing team.

This matters more here than it would in retail, because the thing being compared is a prescription. A shopper who decides between two clinics believes they are choosing between two clinical operations, two sets of protocols, two support teams. On the injectable line, that choice does not exist.

What we did about it

Both brands became paying partners of this site on 18 September 2026. The finding above was already published before that, and we did not soften it afterwards. It is derived automatically from the legal entity each provider publishes. Not written by hand into either review. So it appears wherever those two brands appear, including on their own review pages, and nobody has to remember to keep it there.

If we had removed this page when they started paying us, every other ranking on this site would be worth less. The whole point of a ranking is that it tells you the same thing whether or not the subject is a customer.

How to compare them properly

If you want a genuine second option against Embody or SnagRx, compare either one against a clinic with a different legal entity. We publish the entity for every provider where the site states one. 14 of the 36 we rank name theirs openly, which is itself a finding.

And when you do compare, check the price on the clinic's own public page, not the one you land on from anybody's link. Including ours.