Feelgood review
States there is no membership and no hidden fee, and puts three starting prices on the front page — but never names the molecule, publishes no grid behind the 'starting at', and promises weekly fat loss.
Scored 6.0/10 · ranked #34 of 35 · from $149/mo · Verified 2026-09-17
Short answer
Feelgood publishes $149/mo as its starting rate.
What the score rests on
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| Criterion | Weight | Score | What it rests on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price & value | 25% weight | 7.5 | Three 'starting at' figures on the front page and no grid behind them: compounded injections from $149, compounded tablets from $249, brand-name injections from $1,999. No dose, duration or tier is published. Note the domain — feelgood.com is an unrelated skincare shop; this clinic is feelgoodmeds.com. |
| Clinical oversight | 30% weight | 5.5 | The thinnest clinical disclosure we read: 'clinician prescribed' and 'USA made' with 24/7 support, and nothing else. No prescribing network, no pharmacy, nothing on lab work, monitoring or dose adjustment, and we did not find the standard compounded-is-not-FDA-approved warning on the front page — while the page does promise losing pounds of fat every week. |
| Treatment options | 20% weight | 7.0 | Three routes with a price: compounded injections, compounded tablets and brand-name injections, so both an oral option and brand access exist. But the molecule is never named — the cards say 'GLP-1', not semaglutide or tirzepatide — so you cannot tell what you would be prescribed before intake. |
| Transparency & trust | 25% weight | 4.5 | No membership and no hidden fees is stated explicitly, with shipping included and all three starting prices on the front page. Marked down because all three are 'starting at' with no grid showing where they end, the molecule is never named, and an efficacy promise is made with no source attached. |
4 of 4 criteria have a written source.
Watch out for
The molecule is never named: the cards say 'GLP-1', not semaglutide or tirzepatide, so you cannot tell what you are being prescribed before intake. All three prices are 'starting at' with no grid showing where they end. We did not find the standard warning that compounded medication is not FDA-approved on the front page, and 'Lose pounds of fat every week' is an efficacy claim with no source. Note the domain: feelgood.com is an unrelated skincare shop.
Alternatives to Feelgood
- Wellorithmfrom $147/mo
The only clinic here offering both compounded GLP-1 (semaglutide and tirzepatide, injection or oral) AND real brand-name Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro and Zepbound — from $147/mo, with board-certified obesity specialists and 24/7 support.
Read our review →Not an affiliate — we earn nothing - Trimifrom $99/mo
The only clinic here that says outright its headline is a monthly equivalent of annual billing, and prints the no-commitment rate beside it instead of leaving you to find it at checkout.
Read our review →Not an affiliate — we earn nothing - MEDGmPickfrom $169/mo
Publishes every plan length with its total billed and its per-month rate on each product page, and covers more routes than any clinic here — but the $169/mo headline is $2,028 charged up front and non-refundable.
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Reviewed by Alexandru Vieru. Price read on Feelgood's own pages on 2026-09-17.