Switch plan
Switching from Ro (Ro Body)
What leaving Ro (Ro Body) costs once fees, labs and any overlap are counted — and how long you would be waiting.
Your switch
Cheaper with the same medication access
What it costs
You save per month
$149
$298 → $149 per month, medication plus membership.
- Upfront cost
- $0
- Break even
- 0 months
- 3 months
- +$447
- 6 months
- +$894
- 12 months
- +$1,788
Net position after the upfront cost is repaid. Based on published prices and fees — your quote may differ.
What you have to do
Timing not published- 1.Request visit and prescription records from your current provider
- 2.Complete the new provider's intake
- 3.Arrange labs — the new provider may not accept older results
- 4.Time the switch against your current refill date to avoid a treatment gap
- 5.Cancel only once the new prescription is confirmed
Closest matches to Ro (Ro Body)
Ranked by how comparable they are to what you have now, not by headline price alone.
Sesame (Success by Sesame)
Sesame offers $59/month care plus medication billed separately. Current FDA-approved options include Wegovy pill and injector from $149/month, Zepbound vial and KwikPen from $299/month, a standard Zepbound option from $1,086/month, and Foundayo oral tablets from $149/month.
Same monthly price
- · Same medication access (Limited)
Nurx
Telehealth prescriber offering branded GLP-1 injections through pharmacy fulfillment and oral weight-management medication plans. Current selector pricing starts at $349/mo for injections and $60/mo for oral medication, with a separate $79/mo provider support fee.
$200 more per month
- · Same medication access (Limited)
Maximus
Performance medicine telehealth prescriber offering compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide with tiered protocols including a microdosing option and 3-month bulk-prepay pricing; originally a men's TRT platform, now serving both men and women for GLP-1 weight loss.
$69 less per month
- · Costs less per month
- · 5-day published onboarding
Before you cancel
- 1. Download recent visit and prescription records.
- 2. Confirm how recent the new provider needs your labs to be.
- 3. Check cancellation terms and your next refill date.
- 4. Keep the old prescription until the new one is confirmed.