Last updated Oct 13, 2026. Every price and policy below links to the page it came from, checked on that date.
In September, TelosRx published a page titled "TelosRX vs CLYR Health." We read it line by line. It gets our vitamin wrong, quotes a semaglutide price we don't charge, lists our brand-name oral GLP-1s at a price we don't charge, and says those tablets are on a waitlist when they're available to order today. Here is their page, so you can check every quote yourself.
So here's the corrected record. No spin, no adjectives doing the work: just their claims, our live pages, and the facts about who TelosRx is, side by side. If you're comparing the two, this is the page you need.
What TelosRx gets wrong about CLYR
Each row quotes the TelosRx comparison page (bylined "TelosRX Editorial Team," dated September 6, 2026) next to what CLYR's own pages say as of Oct 13, 2026.
| TelosRx says | The fact | Source |
|---|---|---|
| "Compounded tirzepatide with B12" / "tirzepatide is formulated with B12 as well" | Wrong. CLYR's compounded tirzepatide is formulated with vitamin B6. Our semaglutide is the one with B12. | CLYR tirzepatide, weight loss |
| "Semaglutide from $130 per month on an 8-week cycle" | Wrong. CLYR semaglutide starts at $169 for one month, or $304 for two months ($152 a month). There is no $130 price. | CLYR semaglutide |
| Wegovy tablets and Foundayo "both listed at $299 per month"; "announced rather than dispensing"; "waitlist rather than a checkout" | Wrong. Both are listed from $329 for 30 tablets, billed once, with a screening and checkout path, not a waitlist. | Foundayo, Wegovy tablets |
| "Does CLYR Health offer a needle-free GLP-1? Not yet." | Wrong. Foundayo and Wegovy tablets are daily oral, FDA-approved GLP-1 tablets, and both are orderable today, subject to provider review. | Foundayo, Wegovy tablets |
Fairness check: the same TelosRx page concedes that CLYR is "unusually transparent" about pricing and publishes every tier up front. On that point, we agree with them.
TelosRx vs CLYR Health, side by side
| TelosRx | CLYR Health | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | "As low as" monthly figures ($99 semaglutide, $139 tirzepatide) shown beside larger amounts ($299, $399); full plan pricing appears only after you start an intake (homepage) | Every dose and term priced on the product page before you sign up (tirzepatide, semaglutide) |
| Monthly vs. prepaid | Recurring subscription, auto-charged "monthly or quarterly, depending on the product cycle you selected," until canceled (TelosRx terms) | Billed once. Nothing renews automatically. One month or a two-month commitment (CLYR) |
| Refund terms | "Once paid, fees are non-refundable except as required by applicable law"; cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing cycle (TelosRx terms) | Provider reviews before anything ships; "If treatment is not appropriate, you receive a full refund" (CLYR) |
| Brand FDA-approved options | None listed; its products are compounded ("Compounded medications are compounded, not FDA-approved") (homepage) | Foundayo and Wegovy tablets from $329; Zepbound listed at $499 and launching soon (weight loss, Zepbound) |
| Pharmacy | VialsRX (Houston, TX) and Jungle Jim's Pharmacy (Fairfield, OH). Per TelosRx's FAQ, Jungle Jim's "cannot dispense sterile compounds" and is not licensed in CA, NV, NJ, NC, TX, MA, MS, NH, WV, or DE (TelosRx FAQ) | State-licensed 503A pharmacy, cold-chain shipping included (CLYR) |
| Provider network | Arora Health & Aesthetics, LLC (TelosRx FAQ) | Licensed U.S. providers through MD Integrations (CLYR) |
| Company age | Operator Superior Health Solutions LLC: Texas SOS charter date June 13, 2026, file 0806650352 (HIPAA notice, Texas Comptroller lookup) | CLYR Journal publishing since April 2026, before TelosRx's operating LLC was chartered |
| Review base | Advertised "Trustpilot Rated 4.9"; actual Trustpilot profile showed 4.3 from 7 reviews when independently checked July 27, 2026 (GLP1 Planet) | LegitScript Certified (CLYR) |
The three things that actually matter
1. You can see the price before you commit
TelosRx's headline numbers are "as low as" figures. On its homepage, "$99/month" semaglutide sits next to "$299," and "$139/month" tirzepatide sits next to "$399," and the button says "Start your intake for pricing." CLYR puts every dose on the page: semaglutide is $169 to $229 for one month, and tirzepatide is $149 to start, then $249, $299, or $329 a month by dose. What you see is what you're billed.
2. Nothing renews behind your back
TelosRx's terms authorize it to "automatically charge your payment card or PayPal account on file on a recurring basis ... until your subscription is canceled," and state that fees paid before cancellation are non-refundable. CLYR bills each term once. If you want another month, you buy another month. If a provider decides treatment isn't right for you, you're refunded in full.
3. Brand-name options are on the shelf
If you want an FDA-approved GLP-1 rather than a compounded one, TelosRx doesn't list one. CLYR lists Foundayo and Wegovy tablets from $329, orderable now with provider review, with Zepbound coming next. TelosRx told its readers those tablets weren't available. They are.
Who is behind TelosRx?
TelosRx's HIPAA notice and site footer name Superior Health Solutions LLC as the operator. Texas records list that LLC with a charter date of June 13, 2026 in Dallas County (SOS file 0806650352), searchable through the Texas Comptroller. Its terms of use refer to "Supreme Health LLC d/b/a Telos RX" as a pharmacy option, a different name from the one in the footer. Clinical care is provided by Arora Health & Aesthetics, LLC, per the TelosRx FAQ. None of that is disqualifying on its own. It does mean the company has a few months of history, and you should read its terms before you prepay.
Frequently asked questions
Is TelosRx legit?
TelosRx is operated by Superior Health Solutions LLC, a Texas limited liability company with a Secretary of State charter date of June 13, 2026 (file 0806650352). Its clinical services are provided by Arora Health & Aesthetics, LLC, and prescriptions are filled by VialsRX in Houston and F&F Pharmacies Inc dba Jungle Jim's Pharmacy in Ohio, per TelosRx's own FAQ. Weigh that track record, and the terms below, before you prepay.
What do TelosRx reviews say?
Very few exist. TelosRx has advertised a "Trustpilot Rated 4.9" badge; an independent review site that checked the actual Trustpilot profile on July 27, 2026 found 4.3 out of 5 from 7 reviews.
Does CLYR's compounded tirzepatide contain B12?
No. CLYR's compounded tirzepatide is formulated with vitamin B6. CLYR's compounded semaglutide is the one formulated with B12 (plus glycine). TelosRx's comparison page says both contain B12, which is incorrect.
How much is semaglutide at CLYR Health?
Compounded semaglutide at CLYR starts at $169 for one month, billed once, or $304 for a two-month commitment. One-month prices by dose are published on the product page, up to $229. There is no $130 tier.
Can I get Wegovy tablets or Foundayo at CLYR today?
Yes, subject to provider review. Both are listed from $329 for 30 tablets, billed once, with a "Start my screening" checkout path, not a waitlist. Zepbound pens are the brand product CLYR currently lists as launching soon.
Does CLYR auto-renew or lock me into a prepaid plan?
No. Every CLYR plan is billed once and nothing renews automatically. You choose one month or a two-month commitment. TelosRx's own terms describe recurring subscription billing that continues until you cancel, with fees non-refundable once paid.
Is there a discount code for CLYR Health?
Yes. New patients can use code X15 for 15% off a first order at checkout. It cannot be combined with Stack and Save pricing.
The bottom line
TelosRx built a page to compare itself to CLYR and got the basics wrong. The corrected comparison is simple: CLYR publishes every price, bills once, refunds you if a provider says no, and offers brand-name FDA-approved tablets today. TelosRx leads with "as low as" figures, recurring billing, and non-refundable fees, from a company formed in June 2026.
Want the wider market picture? Read our breakdown of what compounded semaglutide actually costs in 2026 and semaglutide vs. tirzepatide. Then check every link on this page, and decide.
Disclosure
This comparison is published by CLYR Health, a competitor of TelosRx. All statements about TelosRx are drawn from TelosRx's own published pages, public Texas business records, and the independent review site cited, as accessed Oct 13, 2026 unless otherwise dated. Prices and policies change; if anything here is out of date, email us and we will correct it. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Prescription required; a licensed provider decides whether treatment is appropriate.