Noom (Noom Med) review
The lowest all-in price in our recommended set, paired with behavior coaching.
Our 31-point methodology score. We take no money from Noom (Noom Med), or any provider we review. A score is never for sale.
The bottom line
Noom (5.6/10) bundles the medication into an all-in price (~$199/mo, the cheapest we recommend) alongside its well-known behavior-change program. Note the $79 from-price is an intro for a compounded microdose that steps up to ~$199; its separate brand plan is cash-pay, though a brand prescription may run through your own pharmacy insurance.
How we scored Noom (Noom Med)
Five weighted dimensions, the same for every provider, judged on the evidence alone. The weights are fixed. See the full methodology.
Strengths & watch-outs
What stands out
- Clinical evidence 7.0/10: prescribes FDA-approved, trial-backed medications.
- The all-in price includes the medication, with no separate drug bill.
- Can run the brand drug through your insurance, often down to a copay.
What to watch
- True cost & transparency 4.0/10: the advertised price is membership-only; the real cost is higher.
- The advertised $79 is an intro that steps up to $199/mo.
Every point above traces to the locked scores and the verified pricing, not to anything we earn.
What you’ll pay
The $79 from-price is an intro for a COMPOUNDED microdose (drug included) that steps up to ~$199/mo; Noom’s separate brand membership ($69) is cash-pay and excludes the drug, but a brand prescription can run through your own pharmacy insurance (plan-dependent), while compounded is cash-pay only.
Price tracking
We baselined Noom (Noom Med)’s advertised price in Jun 2026 and re-check it on a schedule, with no change logged yet. See the full GLP-1 price index.
How this review stays independent
Noom (Noom Med)’s score comes from our 31-point methodology, and we take no money from Noom (Noom Med) or any provider we review: no ads, no affiliate links, no paid placement. See what our independence costs us. Every clinical figure traces to a primary source in our bibliography, and we log every fix in our corrections record. This is evidence reporting, not medical advice. Consult a licensed clinician about eligibility, risks, and benefits.
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