TMates reviews 2026
Lists compounded GLP-1 medication. Recorded as available in 45 states.
By Eduard Cristea. Recorded provider check: 2026-11-06.
$158/mo semaglutide, $167/mo tirzepatide on a monthly or one-month plan, recorded Nov 6, 2026. Prepaid plans differ. Direct TMates website and terms.
Is TMates worth it?
On the record, this fits readers looking for compounded medication who want to use insurance.
Trustpilot shows 2.6/5 from only 4 reviews (read Nov 5, 2026), too few to draw recurring themes from. We have no validated comparative patient outcomes establishing this provider as safer, more effective or the best.
Quick facts
- Monthly cost
- $158/mo semaglutide, $167/mo tirzepatide, monthly plan
- Consultation fee
- Included
- States
- 45, per the record
- Medication type
- Compounded
- Insurance
- Reports accepting it
- Shipping
- Recorded as free
Pros
- Flat-rate pricing includes meds, consults, coaching, and delivery
- 24/7 SMS-based coaching and digital check-ins
- Phentermine option for non-GLP-1 candidates
Cons
- Full program details require enrollment to verify
- Lists compounded medication, which is not FDA-approved.
From our provider record, which holds what the seller states. Not independently verified. Check current terms with TMates.
Medications available
- Compounded Semaglutide
- Compounded Tirzepatide
- Phentermine
As listed in our record. Compounded medication is not FDA-approved. Compounded vs brand-name.
How TMates works
- You complete the provider's online intake. Clinician and support, as recorded: Licensed providers, SMS coaching, digital check-ins.
- If a clinician prescribes, the record lists: Compounded Semaglutide, Compounded Tirzepatide, Phentermine.
- The record says shipping is free. The record says cancellation is available, so read the notice period.
Built from our provider record. We did not read step-by-step instructions from this seller, so confirm them on its site.
Pricing details: TMates cost
Monthly or one-month plan
| Semaglutide | Tirzepatide |
|---|---|
| $158/mo | $167/mo |
Provider source, recorded Nov 6, 2026. Page lists 'From $158' and 'From $167'; term not stated.
Saved plan notes: Compounded semaglutide from $158/mo and tirzepatide from $167/mo, all-inclusive (visits, coaching, medication). Brand Zepbound/Wegovy pathway at $99/mo with insurance coverage.
- Consultation fee
- Included, as recorded
- Shipping
- Recorded as free
- Cancellation
- Record says cancellation is available
- Insurance
- Record says it is accepted; confirm your plan
- 12 months at the recorded monthly subtotal
- $1,896, before any cost we have not recorded
Before paying, request the amount due today and at renewal, required labs and visits, the price at your prescribed dose, shipping, the cancellation deadline and refund conditions. A monthly equivalent on a prepaid plan is not a monthly payment or a guarantee of a refund. Compare recorded prices across providers.
What real customers say about TMates
Trustpilot shows 2.6/5 from only 4 reviews (read Nov 5, 2026), too few to draw recurring themes from. Read the Trustpilot page
We apply one rule to every provider, whether or not it pays us: themes come from the provider's Trustpilot page on the read date, from Trustpilot's summary or the reviews visible that day. These are individual accounts. Trustpilot says it does not fact-check reviews, and this is not a clinical outcome measure.
Is TMates legit? What the record shows
These are recorded provider statements, not independently verified care quality or license checks. Check the direct provider source.
| Drug type | Compounded listed |
|---|---|
| Medications listed | Compounded Semaglutide, Compounded Tirzepatide, Phentermine |
| Consultation | Included; current inclusion unconfirmed |
| Clinician/support | Licensed providers, SMS coaching, digital check-ins |
| States reportedly served | 45; eligibility and prescriber license in your state must be confirmed |
| Pharmacy licensing | Not independently verified in this record. Obtain the dispensing pharmacy name and check its state license. |
| Cancellation | Record says cancellation is available; notice period, commitment and refund rights unconfirmed |
| Full required monthly cost | Not established: includes any required consultation, labs, membership, dose changes and shipping |
Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. FDA recommends obtaining a prescription and using a state-licensed pharmacy. FDA source and patient recommendations.
Who TMates may fit, and when to look elsewhere
It may fit if
- You have discussed compounded medication with a clinician and accept that it is not FDA-approved.
- You want to try your insurance. Confirm your plan first.
- You live in one of the 45 states recorded. Confirm yours.
Look elsewhere if
- You want an FDA-approved brand. See Wegovy and Zepbound costs.
- You have Medicare. Check the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge first.
- Price is your main concern. Compare recorded subtotals, with the plan term beside each.
Frequently asked questions
How much does TMates cost per month?
$158/mo semaglutide, $167/mo tirzepatide on a monthly or one-month plan, recorded Nov 6, 2026. Prepaid plans differ. These are recorded amounts, not a verified complete cost: consultation, labs, dose changes and shipping may be separate, so confirm the amount due and the renewal price before paying.
How much does TMates cost per year?
Twelve months at the recorded monthly subtotal comes to $1,896. That is arithmetic on a partial subtotal, not a quote. Dose changes, plan length and costs we have not recorded can change it, and a prepaid plan is billed differently.
What are the most common TMates complaints?
Trustpilot shows 2.6/5 from only 4 reviews (read Nov 5, 2026), too few to draw recurring themes from. We read no recurring themes for this provider.
Is TMates legit?
We can report what is on record, not certify it. Our record holds no FDA warning letter for this provider, which is not proof that none exists. Trustpilot shows 2.6/5 from only 4 reviews (read Nov 5, 2026), too few to draw recurring themes from. We have not independently verified its pharmacy licensing, so obtain the dispensing pharmacy's name and check its state license.
What medications does TMates list?
Compounded Semaglutide, Compounded Tirzepatide, Phentermine. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing.
Is TMates available in my state?
The record says 45 states. Confirm eligibility and your prescriber's license in your state with the provider.
Does TMates accept insurance?
The record says it accepts insurance. Confirm your plan and what it covers with the provider.
Is TMates medication FDA-approved?
The record lists compounded medication. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and FDA says they should only be used when an FDA-approved drug cannot meet a patient's medical needs.
Do I need a prescription to use TMates?
Yes. These are prescription medicines, so a licensed clinician has to decide whether one is appropriate for you. Paying for a program does not guarantee a prescription. Ask what happens to your payment if you are not prescribed.
What should I ask TMates before signing up?
Ask for the amount due today and at renewal, the price at your maintenance dose, what labs and visits are required, the name and state license of your prescriber and dispensing pharmacy, and the cancellation deadline and refund conditions.
Can I cancel TMates?
The record says cancellation is available. The notice period, any commitment and refund rights are unconfirmed, so read the current terms.
How we reviewed TMates
We read every provider on the same fields: the recorded price and plan term, medications listed, clinician and support statements, state availability, cancellation terms and the third-party customer record. Each field has its own record date. Read the methodology.
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