Walgreens Weight Management offers virtual clinician visits for eligible adults considering FDA-approved anti-obesity medicines. Visits cost $49 each; medication is separate, and this service currently targets self-pay patients without insurance or prior-authorization support.
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Walgreens publishes a straightforward per-visit fee and lists several FDA-approved medicine options. The $49 consultation does not include medication, and the service says it does not process insurance or prior authorizations for its weight-management offer.
Prices can change. Check the provider’s site for current pricing. Last checked September 24, 2026.
Walgreens Weight Management offers virtual clinician visits for eligible adults considering FDA-approved anti-obesity medicines. Visits cost $49 each; medication is separate, and this service currently targets self-pay patients without insurance or prior-authorization support. Walgreens publishes a straightforward per-visit fee and lists several FDA-approved medicine options. The $49 consultation does not include medication, and the service says it does not process insurance or prior authorizations for its weight-management offer. This is a public-information review, not hands-on testing.
8.4/10. Cost and price transparency 9/10 (30%); Medication options and sourcing 9/10 (20%); Medical care and safety 8/10 (20%); Ease of use and access 9/10 (15%); Customer support and policies 6/10 (15%). The score compares service disclosures and access, not clinical effectiveness.
$49 initial video visit; $49 follow-up chat or additional video visits. Medication is separate; select manufacturer savings offers start at $149/month for eligible prescriptions. Confirm the exact plan term, amount charged today, renewal schedule and which services or medicines are excluded.
Ask for the checkout total, billing cadence, shipping, supplies, cancellation rules, and whether insurance applies to the care fee, medicine or both.
Patients complete intake and meet a physician or nurse practitioner by video. Walgreens says follow-up chat or video visits are $49 and monthly follow-ups may be recommended during the first few months. It lists Wegovy, Zepbound, Foundayo and Saxenda where clinically appropriate; age and BMI eligibility rules apply.
Before signing up, confirm age and clinical eligibility, clinician follow-up availability, refill timing, how dose changes are handled and who to contact with a medical concern.
Listed options are FDA-approved prescriptions, but treatment depends on clinical assessment. Medication costs are separate. Walgreens says this service is intended for self-pay and currently does not handle insurance or prior authorizations. Manufacturer savings offers are conditional and can change. Discuss suitability, contraindications, monitoring and side effects with a licensed clinician. A prescription is never guaranteed by a website assessment.
Pros: Per-visit fees are clear and no subscription is required; Lists several FDA-approved medication options; Follow-up chat and video visits are available at a stated fee.
Cons: Medication is a separate potentially substantial expense; This offer is designed for self-pay and does not handle prior authorization; Trustpilot score is for Walgreens broadly, not this specific service.
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<a href="https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.walgreens.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Trustpilot</a> profile: 1.5/5 from 3372 reviews. Some reviews praise individual pharmacy staff for helpful service; some report Broad profile contains frequent complaints about pharmacy service and communication. This company-wide feedback is not specific to weight treatment and is not evidence of clinical outcomes. Ratings and counts change.
| Decision point | Walgreens Weight Management | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $49 initial video visit; $49 follow-up chat or additional video visits. Medication is separate; select manufacturer savings offers start at $149/month for eligible prescriptions. | Full recurring amount and exclusions |
| Medication | FDA-approved brand medicines, purchased separately | Exact product, dose and dispensing pharmacy |
| Care | $49 initial visit and follow-ups; no subscription | Clinician contact and follow-up timing |
How much is a Walgreens Weight Management visit?
The initial video visit is $49; follow-up chat or additional video visits are $49. Medication is extra.
Does Walgreens Weight Management take insurance?
The weight-management offer is currently aimed at self-pay patients and does not handle insurance or prior authorizations for medication.
Which medicines are listed?
The service lists Wegovy, Zepbound, Foundayo and Saxenda, subject to clinician evaluation and current availability.
Is the Trustpilot score specific to this program?
No. It is a Walgreens-wide company profile, not a review score for virtual weight management.
We reviewed public program, pricing and policy pages and Trustpilot’s broad company profile on September 24, 2026. We did not enroll, purchase medication, contact the service as a patient or independently verify reported clinical outcomes. Scores weigh cost and price transparency (30%), medication options and sourcing (20%), medical care and safety information (20%), ease of use and access (15%), and customer support and policies (15%). Confirm current terms with the provider. This is not medical advice.
Walgreens publishes a straightforward per-visit fee and lists several FDA-approved medicine options. The $49 consultation does not include medication, and the service says it does not process insurance or prior authorizations for its weight-management offer. Checked September 24, 2026.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Explore the products and care options described on the brand’s official site. Availability, eligibility and total cost can vary.
Online video assessment with a licensed clinician. If appropriate, a clinician may prescribe medication and arrange follow-up care. Medication is charged separately.
$49 per visit; medication extra
View official product page Source: Walgreens Weight ManagementDaily oral semaglutide option listed by Walgreens. Prescription and eligibility are determined by the clinician.
Manufacturer offers may start at $149/month; eligibility and dose affect cost
View official product page Source: Walgreens Wegovy page
Weekly semaglutide injection listed by Walgreens. The visit fee and medication cost are separate.
Price varies by dose, offer and eligibility
View official product page Source: Walgreens Wegovy page
Weekly tirzepatide injection listed by Walgreens in KwikPen and vial forms. A clinician decides whether it is suitable.
Price varies by format, dose and eligibility
View official product page Source: Walgreens Zepbound pageDaily oral orforglipron option listed by Walgreens. A prescription requires a clinical assessment.
Price varies by offer, dose and eligibility
View official product page Source: Walgreens Foundayo pageDaily liraglutide injection listed among Walgreens Weight Management treatment options. Availability is subject to clinician assessment.
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The initial video visit is $49; follow-up chat or additional video visits are $49. Medication is extra.
The weight-management offer is currently aimed at self-pay patients and does not handle insurance or prior authorizations for medication.
The service lists Wegovy, Zepbound, Foundayo and Saxenda, subject to clinician evaluation and current availability.
No. It is a Walgreens-wide company profile, not a review score for virtual weight management.
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Walgreens publishes a straightforward per-visit fee and lists several FDA-approved medicine options. The $49 consultation does not include medication, and the service says it does not process insurance or prior authorizations for its weight-management offer. Checked September 24, 2026. Not medical advice.
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