GLP-1 and peptide therapy in West Virginia

West Virginia does not license naturopathic doctors. Telehealth providers serving West Virginia use MD, DO, NP, or PA clinicians licensed in the state.

No ND licensure · verified 2026-10-21

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Providers that say they serve West Virginia

Compounded GLP-1s are prescription drugs with real risks and are not FDA-approved. Safety information.

ProviderTirzepatideSemaglutideVisitLink
ShedRx$299Not verifiedLive videoCheck fit
DirectMedsNot verifiedNot verifiedOnline formCheck fit
Henry MedsNot verifiedNot verifiedLive videoCheck fit
MEDViNot verifiedNot verifiedOnline formCheck fit
Mochi HealthNot verifiedNot verifiedLive videoCheck fit
Pallas HealthNot verifiedNot verifiedOnline formCheck fit
Sprout HealthNot verifiedNot verifiedOnline formCheck fit
TrimRxNot verifiedNot verifiedLive videoCheck fit

Ongoing monthly prices include the visit; "Not verified" means we have not sourced that provider's rate yet. See all prices with sources. Confirm current rules with the West Virginia licensing board.

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