GOAL.MD in Louisiana
The Louisiana read on GOAL.MD — who fills the prescription and whether they hold a Louisiana license, what the price buys, and what the reviews look like. Every claim below is computed from sourced records, not marketing copy. Verdict: Profile in progress.
Worth knowing: an address the company doesn't publish itself.
The Louisiana pharmacy-license check
We haven't yet run GOAL.MD's partner pharmacies against the Louisianaboard's portal — absence of a record here means unverified, not unlicensed.
Not yet verified by us in Louisiana: RedRock Pharmacy. Check yourself on the Louisiana Board of Pharmacy lookup ↗.
Does it ship to Louisiana?
Ship-to coverage for GOAL.MD is still in review — unknown, not excluded. Confirm Louisiana availability at the clinic's own checkout.
What GOAL.MD costs
| Medication | From | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Compounded tirzepatide | $397/mo | monthly plan · compare all Louisiana prices → |
| Compounded semaglutide | $397/mo | monthly plan · compare all Louisiana prices → |
Observed market pricing, snapshot 2026-07-20; the same list price applies in every state. Always confirm on the clinic's own checkout.
Quick answers
Is GOAL.MD legit?
No verdict has been issued yet. This is a neutral factual record. GOAL.MD (goal.md) is a direct-to-consumer telehealth brand owned by Jellyfish, LLC (10646 Baptist Church Rd, Saint Louis, MO 63128-1418; business started 11/19/2019; BBB-accredited since 7/13/2021 with an A+ rating), a veteran-owned Missouri company that also operates the brands 420ID.com and Wingman.md and reports 35,000+ members. Its Chief Physician and Co-Founder is Dr. Ted Mimlitz; William B. Phillips is Managing Partner. It sells compounded semaglutide ($149 first month, then $199/mo; a micro-dose variant at $147 then $197/mo), compounded tirzepatide ($249 first month, then $299/mo), a 'GLP-1 Synergy' semaglutide-plus-tirzepatide combination ($597/mo, or $547/mo on a 3-month bundle), and a Brand-Name Access program ($95/mo physician fee plus pharmacy medication cost, roughly $244-$544/mo all-in) fulfilled through NovoCare/TrumpRx (Ozempic, Wegovy) and LillyDirect (Zepbound). Intake is an online health questionnaire with same-day physician review and no appointment required. Compounding pharmacy partners are not disclosed by name. All-50-state coverage appears in third-party search descriptions but was not confirmed as an explicit statement on the pages reviewed, so it is recorded as not confirmed. The company markets 'No auto-billing' prominently, while its own Terms describe recurring monthly auto-billing for the Brand-Name program, and its billing policy states refunds are not issued once payment is processed; these tensions are recorded as red flags below. A Trustpilot profile exists; its figures were not retrievable as of the access date. The BBB profile indicates 1 alert whose text was not retrievable, plus 2 complaints closed in the last 3 years. No FDA action, lawsuit, or state attorney general action specific to GOAL.MD or Jellyfish, LLC was located as of the access date.
Is GOAL.MD's pharmacy licensed in Louisiana?
Fills through Red Rock per market data; Louisiana licenses not yet verified by us.
Does GOAL.MD ship to Louisiana?
Ship-to coverage for GOAL.MD is still in review — unknown, not excluded. Confirm Louisiana availability at the clinic's own checkout.
How much does GOAL.MD cost?
Compounded tirzepatide from $397/mo (monthly plan); Compounded semaglutide from $397/mo (monthly plan) — observed market pricing, snapshot 2026-07-20.
Keep reading
The full GOAL.MD file →
Cheapest tirzepatide in Louisiana, compared →
Cheapest semaglutide in Louisiana, compared →
How we verify licenses and grade clinics →
GOAL.MD in other states
How we review. License reads come from lookups we ran on the state board's own portal, each dated and linked. Prices are observed market pricing, refreshed on a regular sweep. We accept no payment, referral fees, or coupon arrangements from anyone we cover. Not medical advice. See the methodology.