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Fridays Weight Loss / GLP-1 Review

Weight Loss / GLP-1 · Reviewed Sep 14, 2026

6.70/10
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Our verdict

Fridays is a Miami-based holistic GLP-1 telehealth membership that bundles compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide with unlimited provider visits, dietitian, mental-health and fitness coaching for one flat monthly fee. It earns an upper-middle ranking on transparent all-inclusive pricing, a named clinical-services provider (OpenLoop), publicly named compounding-pharmacy partners, and a strong high-volume Trustpilot profile. It is held back by real opacity - no named prescribing clinicians, no published contraindication or minimum-age criteria, and a broad BMI 25 floor - alongside restrictive refund terms and a BBB F rating tied to unanswered complaints.

Price

from $249/mo · 3 plans

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Key takeaways

  • All-inclusive flat monthly fee with no separate membership, signup or lab charges, bundling unlimited visits, dietitian, mental-health and fitness coaching
  • Compounded semaglutide from $249/mo (as low as $150/mo annual); tirzepatide from $359/mo; oral tirzepatide from $389/mo; microdosing option; 49 states (not Louisiana)
  • Clinical care via the OpenLoop network with publicly named 503A pharmacy partners; not in the Sept-2025 FDA warning-letter wave
  • Verified Trustpilot 4.3/5 across 4,533 reviews, but a paid subscription and heavily company-invited
  • BBB F rating - failed to respond to 9 of 11 complaints citing shipping delays, dosing errors and billing for unshipped product
  • Restrictive refunds, auto-renewal and no pause; compounded meds are not FDA-approved; prescribing clinicians and eligibility criteria not published

What is Fridays Weight Loss / GLP-1?

Fridays (joinfridays.com) is a Miami-based telehealth membership focused on weight management, founded around 2023 and claiming 115,000+ members. Clinical services are delivered through OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, the clinical-services provider white-label clinician network. The model is holistic rather than prescription-only: membership pairs obesity-medicine physicians, dietitians and mental-health counselors with nutrition, fitness and lifestyle coaching. Fridays prescribes compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide and is available in 49 states (not Louisiana). Its compounded medications are made in FDA-registered facilities but are not individually FDA-approved. Individual prescribing clinicians are not named on the site.

Treatment options

Prices as of Sep 14, 2026 — verify current on the brand's site.

Getting started with Fridays

  1. Complete the online eligibility quiz with your health history and goals
  2. A provider from the OpenLoop clinician network reviews your intake
  3. If eligible, receive a compounded GLP-1 prescription under provider guidance (microdosing start available)
  4. Medication ships in cold-chain packaging with injection supplies included
  5. Use unlimited visits, dietitian and coaching through the app; cancel anytime with 72 hours' notice

Methodology scorecard

Scored on Sep 14, 2026 under methodology v6

6.70/10

Coverage: Checked against 2 recorded withdrawals. Marking matches the wording each withdrawal was recorded in, so the same claim stated differently is not marked.

One factor could not be established: Legitimacy & Accreditation

We could not establish this from a third-party record. What we searched: accreditation and licensing bodies — LegitScript, NABP including its .pharmacy verification, and URAC — state licensing registries, and the provider’s own corporate disclosures. On LegitScript we read the provider’s own website and never LegitScript’s register: their terms do not permit automated queries to it, so a LegitScript-issued seal found on a provider’s pages establishes that the seal was displayed there on that date, and not that a certification is current. No register, federal or otherwise, answers whether an operation is licensed in every state it ships to; of the six government hosts we read on 2026-08-25, three do not permit us. This is a statement about what we were able to verify, never a finding that the provider lacks accreditation. Where a provider states its own licensure or displays its own seal, that is recorded as the provider’s own claim and lifts no subscore by itself.

Pricing & cancellation

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All-in price

from $249/mo · 3 options

Cost structure
month-to-month or prepaid multi-month; auto-renews; no pause option
Insurance vs. cash
Cash-pay
Deal structure
Cancellation
Cancel anytime; >=72 hours' notice before next billing; access continues through current cycle
Forced subscription
Required

Pros & cons

Pros

  • All-inclusive flat monthly fee with no hidden membership, signup or lab charges
  • Publicly names its partner compounding pharmacies and clinical network (OpenLoop)
  • Strong, recent, high-volume Trustpilot sentiment (4.5/5 across ~4,470 reviews)
  • Microdosing/low-start titration option
  • Comprehensive care: unlimited visits, dietitian, mental-health and fitness coaching

Cons

  • No individually named prescribing clinicians published on site
  • Contraindications and age criteria not published; eligibility floor as low as BMI 25
  • Refunds heavily restricted; no subscription pause; auto-renewal
  • BBB F rating with failure to respond to 9 of 11 complaints
  • Compounded meds are not FDA-approved; not available in Louisiana

Safety

Talk to a licensed clinician

Fridays routes intake through OpenLoop before a prescription is issued, and does not name the clinicians involved, but the eligibility bar is broad - adults with a BMI of 25 or higher may qualify - and Fridays does not publish its full contraindication list or a minimum age on-site. Beyond the usual GLP-1 side effects, BBB complaints have cited dosing errors, so patients should confirm their dose and titration plan with the provider. As with any GLP-1, decisions about suitability belong with a licensed clinician; this is information to compare providers, not medical advice.

Common side effects

  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Constipation
  • Injection-site reactions
  • Dosing errors reported in BBB complaints

Who should not take it

  • Personal/family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC)
  • Multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2 (MEN2)
  • Pregnancy
  • History of pancreatitis
  • Fridays does not publish its full contraindication list or a minimum age; confirm eligibility with the provider during intake

The bottom line

Fridays delivers a genuinely bundled GLP-1 program - compounded medication plus unlimited visits, dietitian and mental-health coaching - at transparent flat pricing, with disclosed pharmacies and strong review volume. Weigh that against unnamed prescribers, unpublished eligibility criteria, restrictive refunds and a BBB F rating for unanswered complaints. It is a strong fit for members who value comprehensive coaching and predictable pricing; those who prioritize named-clinician transparency or refund flexibility should compare alternatives.

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What changed & why

This brand's own history — every re-review and methodology recompute, logged. Rankings change when the evidence or the rules change, never for payment. See the site-wide methodology ledger for version history.

  1. Sep 14, 2026Methodologymethodology v66.726.70

    We changed how this score is calculated, and Weight Management / GLP-1 score moved from 6.72 to 6.70. 1 of the factors behind it moved. How we score.

    1 factor withdrawn — assessed coverage fell 14 → 13. Part of any score movement here reflects evidence we retracted, not a change in the brand.

  2. Aug 23, 2026Methodologymethodology v37.006.72

    We changed how this score is calculated, and Weight Management / GLP-1 score moved from 7.00 to 6.72. 2 of the factors behind it moved. How we score.

    1 factor withdrawn — assessed coverage fell 15 → 14. Part of any score movement here reflects evidence we retracted, not a change in the brand.

  3. Jul 24, 2026Re-review8.607.00

    Weight Management / GLP-1 score moved from 8.60 to 7.00 after a fresh review of the evidence. 16 of the factors behind it moved.

    Whether this score rests on more or less evidence than the previous one is not recorded — the earlier score did not store how many factors it assessed.

Frequently asked questions

Is Fridays legit?

Fridays delivers care through OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, the telehealth clinician network that employs its clinicians, and publicly names its compounding-pharmacy partners. It is not among the companies named in the September 2025 FDA warning-letter wave. Note that the BBB assigns Fridays an F rating for unanswered complaints, and individual prescribing clinicians are not named on the site.

How much does Fridays cost?

Compounded semaglutide starts at $249/month month-to-month, dropping to as low as $150/month on a 12-month plan; tirzepatide starts at $359/month, and oral tirzepatide from $389/month. Every plan is all-inclusive - visits, coaching, dietitian support, the fitness app and shipping are included, with no separate membership or signup fees.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

You can cancel anytime with at least 72 hours' notice before your next billing date, and access continues through the current cycle. Refunds are limited: they apply only if a provider finds you ineligible before treatment begins, and once medication is dispensed it cannot be refunded. Plans auto-renew and cannot be paused.

Who is eligible for Fridays?

Fridays states that adults with a BMI of 25 or higher may be eligible, subject to a provider's review of your medical history. The company does not publish its full contraindication list or a minimum age on its site, so eligibility - including any GLP-1 contraindications - is confirmed during the provider intake.

Where is Fridays available?

Fridays is available in 49 states. It does not serve Louisiana.

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If something here is wrong or out of date, send us a correction request. We read every one and decide what changes — it does not edit the review or move a score.

Sources & how we researched this

Scored on 13 of 14 factors · 9 sources cited

Regulatory

Reviews

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What we couldn't verify

  • CMO 'Dr. Moe Mossa' could not be confirmed; PR names founders Sina Arham and Dr. Weiss Surkhabi.
  • Individual prescribing clinicians not named on the site.
  • Full contraindication list and minimum age not published.
  • Per-pharmacy 503A vs 503B classification not individually confirmed.
  • Withdrawn — OpenLoop's LegitScript certification. OpenLoop's LegitScript certification is WITHDRAWN as a verified fact. The citation was OpenLoop's own newsroom announcing its own certification — the company is not the ORIGINATOR of a certification decision (LegitScript is) and is not INDEPENDENT of it. Treated the same way as Sprout Health's LegitScript claim, which this payload set already records as unverifiable.
  • Shipping and packaging detail (cold-chain packaging, injection supplies included) could not be verified: the third-party page carrying it returned HTTP 403, and neither joinfridays.com/pricing nor /faqs publishes shipping method or delivery times (both fetched 2026-08-10).
  • legitimacy-accreditation: re-encoded as a RETRIEVAL GAP (excluded, re-normalized out of the score) rather than brand opacity. The withdrawn claim was OpenLoop's LegitScript certification. LegitScript's public checker returns HTTP 403 to us (same reCAPTCHA gate that made Sprout's claim unverifiable), so this is retrieval failure, not brand non-disclosure. Scoring 62 instead of the original 76 would publish "we assessed Fridays' legitimacy and marked it down" when what happened is that we could not reach a certification registry. Re-normalized out.
  • Fridays' description of microdosing as "starting GLP-1 medications at lower doses to reduce side effects and improve tolerance" is not restated as a clinical statement: it is a general claim about dosing, sourced only to the brand's own FAQ, and a company page cannot carry one. What Fridays offers is reported; what microdosing does clinically is not. (2026-08-11)
  • Withdrawn — LegitScript. OpenLoop's LegitScript certification is not stated anywhere in this review. It was withdrawn to gaps[] on 2026-08-11 — the only source was OpenLoop's own announcement, which fails INDEPENDENT, and LegitScript's public checker returns HTTP 403 to us so the registry cannot be queried. Attributing the claim was not sufficient either: 'LegitScript-certified' is a regulatory term of art, and using it asserts a regulatory status we cannot back regardless of who we attribute it to. The term is therefore absent from the body, not merely hedged. (2026-08-11)
Last reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · methodology v6View the ledger

Top pick

Fridays 6.70/10