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Comparison

ReflexMD vs Synergy Rx

Independent, side-by-side. Same methodology, same sourcing standard, no payment accepted from either. Prices are observed market pricing (snapshot 2026-07-20); receipts are computed from sourced records.

ReflexMDSynergy Rx
VerdictProfile in progressProfile in progress
Tirzepatide priceNot trackedfrom $292/mo (12-mo prepay)
Semaglutide pricefrom $497/mo (monthly plan)from $192/mo (12-mo prepay)
Pharmacy receiptNo pharmacy on our record — nothing we can verify stands behind the vial yet.Names its pharmacy (Belmar Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy +2) — Belmar Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy +2 state-verified by us in up to 17 states. Pick your state to check yours.
Care receiptCare is outsourced to MD Integrations — a contract medical group named on the clinic's own site. The brand doesn't employ your clinician.Care is outsourced to CareValidate and Lion MD — contract medical groups named on the clinic's own site. The brand doesn't employ your clinician.
Review integrityReview-integrity flag — 100% of its Trustpilot reviews are unprompted "organic" posts, past our 40% gaming threshold.No Trustpilot profile found.
Company addressIts listed address is a registered-agent or mailbox service — no operating location stands behind the brand's listed address.Its listed address is a Wyoming registered-agent or mailbox suite — no operating location stands behind the brand's listed address.
PharmacyIn reviewIn review
Clinical supportIn reviewIn review
Patient supportIn reviewIn review
ValueIn reviewIn review
Ships to50 states50 states
Pharmacy modelReflexMD does not name any compounding pharmacy partner anywhere on its public site. Its Terms state only that patients who receive a prescription 'will be assigned a pharmacy within our network to ship your prescription (collectively, the Pharmacies)'; a help-center article adds that the prescription is 'forwarded to one of our pharmacies or a pharmacy of your choice.' The compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide it sells include methylcobalamin (vitamin B12), per a help-center article explaining the medication's red color. No 503A/503B facility name, location, or accreditation is disclosed, so the supply chain behind its compounded products cannot be publicly verified from the company's own disclosures.SynergyRx states it does not manufacture or dispense medications; all prescriptions are dispensed by independent third-party licensed U.S. pharmacies, including state-licensed compounding pharmacies. The site names specific pharmacy partners (see pharmacyPartnerNames).
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