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Noom Med

Behavioral psychology meets medication, with an unusual microdose tier
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7.6
Out of 10
Starts From
$69/mo
+ medication separate
Lock-In
Month-to-month
Time to Rx
5 days
Synchronous
Score
7.6 / 10
Rank #2 of 20

Verdict

The behavioral app most people loved is now bundled with a medication tier and a microdose option that no other major program offers. Watch the dual billing.

Best for

  • Patients who want CBT-style behavioral coaching alongside medication, or who specifically want a microdosed GLP-1 protocol.

Not for

  • Patients who only want medication and no behavioral content, or who find Noom's app interface annoying.

Pricing

$69/mo telehealth tier; $99/mo with metformin; GLP-1 program $149+/mo. Medication billed separately.

Cash-pay all-in starts at $69/moThis is the membership only — medication is billed separately.

Lock-in & cancellation

Month-to-month

Online self-serve cancellation. The most common complaint isn't lock-in; it's that the behavioral app subscription and Med tier renew separately and confuse people.

Medication options

FDA-approved branded as the primary path; 503A-compounded only for the microdosing protocol. Mostly insulated from compounded enforcement risk.

FDA-approved branded

503A-compounded

Other medications

Onboarding experience

Time to first prescription: 5 days.
Consultation type: Synchronous video consultation.
Requirements: Weight, BMI, medical history, video visit.

Member feedback

Trustpilot 4.3 with 66k+ reviews mostly reflects the behavioral app, not Noom Med specifically. Reddit r/Noom and r/loseit show the bait-and-switch frustration between behavioral and medication tiers.

What works

  • Behavioral content quality
  • Clinician availability
  • Microdose option for patients sensitive to side effects

What to watch

  • Behavioral app and Med tier billed separately
  • Auto-renewal confusion
  • Med supply inconsistency across pharmacies

How we scored Noom Med

Five dimensions, ten points each, weighted equally. Overall is the simple average.

6
Pricing
Transparency
9
Cancellation
Terms
8
Onboarding
Experience
8
Medication
Options
7
Member
Outcomes

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Frequently asked questions

What's a microdosed GLP-1 protocol?
Microdosing means starting at a fraction of the standard maintenance dose (e.g., 0.1mg semaglutide instead of 0.25mg) and titrating very slowly. Some patients experience fewer GI side effects this way. It's not a clinically-defined protocol; it's an off-label approach Noom Med offers using compounded semaglutide because the dose isn't available in branded products.
Why are Noom and Noom Med billed separately?
Noom is the behavioral psychology app, originally a standalone product. Noom Med is a separate medical telehealth service launched later. They share the brand and account but bill independently. If you sign up for one and not the other, you're not subscribed to both. This is a frequent source of confusion in member feedback.
Does Noom Med work with insurance?
For Wegovy and Zepbound prescriptions, yes — they will run prior authorization with your insurance. The Noom Med subscription itself is not covered by insurance.

Alternatives to Noom Med

If Noom Med isn't the right fit, here are three programs we'd consider as next options:

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