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Match Score 66 · Grade C

Chia review: price, pros & cons

By MatchScript EditorialUpdated

A peptide-first platform that sells both GLP-1s from $249 a month, plus a sublingual semaglutide tablet and NAD+, sermorelin and glutathione on the same account.

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Chia is a peptide-focused telehealth that sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide alongside NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione, GHK-Cu and PT-141, often bundled into physician-designed protocols.

Semaglutide
Not disclosed
Tirzepatide
Not disclosed
Coverage
Coverage not published
Brand-name
Compounded only
Oral option
Yes
Verification
Not independently listed

Best for: A reader who wants a GLP-1 alongside longevity peptides under one prescriber, and who will confirm the plan term before paying.

MatchScript's take: Chia is a good fit if you want a GLP-1 plus longevity peptides from one prescriber, but confirm which plan length the $249 figure belongs to before you pay.

The factor breakdown

Chia on the six Match Score factors — the same sub-scores the quiz reweights to your priorities. See the methodology.

Budget Fit48/100

Its lowest tier isn't clearly disclosed puts Budget Fit at a below-par 48 — above the budget tiers.

Speed to Start66/100

Limited or undisclosed state coverage can slow your start, for a below-par 66 on Speed to Start.

Formulary Match83/100

Chia adds an oral/sublingual route on top of injectables, for a solid 83 on Formulary Match.

Support Level72/100

Support lands at a below-par 72 — lighter, meds-first support.

Flexibility78/100

Flexibility scores a middling 78 — fewer levers to flex your plan.

Transparency50/100

Thinner public disclosure than the highest-scoring programs keeps Transparency at a below-par 50.

Pricing in context

How Chia's monthly price sits against the category median and the cheapest provider we track.

Monthly priceSemaglutideTirzepatide
Chiathis providerVisit Not disclosedNot disclosed
Category median366 tracked$199/mo$279/mo
Cheapest trackedMondaeVisit $87/mo$126/mo

What we found on their site

Read on Chia's own website in October 2026. Quoted text is theirs.

  • The price box reads "Starting from $249.00/mo" beside a struck-through "$349.00/month", under a tag that says "Most popular: Save 50%".
  • On the tablet route the page says "We also offer a tablet form that dissolves under the tongue and is taken daily."
  • The refund answer says "Our 30-day satisfaction guarantee applies to month-to-month plans only."
  • On eligibility it says "If payment was already processed, a full refund is issued within 24 to 48 hours" when a clinician finds you are not eligible.

What we like

  • Semaglutide and tirzepatide as weekly injections, plus a semaglutide tablet that dissolves under the tongue
  • NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione, GHK-Cu and PT-141 from the same account, including combined protocols such as GLP-1 with sermorelin
  • Cancel any time in the patient portal, with a 30-day money-back guarantee on month-to-month plans and a full refund if a clinician finds you ineligible
  • HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and Klarna pay-later is offered at checkout
  • Each shipment is a four-week supply, with a clinician check-in before the next one ships

The caveats

  • Both drugs read "Starting from $249/mo" beside a struck-through $349 (semaglutide) or $399 (tirzepatide), and which plan length earns $249 is not shown before you pick your state
  • The "Save 50%" tag does not match the figures next to it — $249 against $349 is about 29% off
  • No state list is published, and its clinician licensure page names two nurse practitioners licensed in Massachusetts, Vermont and Rhode Island
  • The homepage promises "15+ longevity doctors," which the licensure page does not bear out
  • No brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound — compounded only

ChiaCheck the current price and eligibility on their site.

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Who it's for — and who should skip it

Chia is for a reader who wants a GLP-1 alongside longevity peptides under one prescriber, and who will confirm the plan term before paying.

Skip it if that doesn't sound like you. A closer fit may be MEDGm (Match Score 66) — or take the quiz to see where Chia lands for your priorities.

See every alternative to Chia.

How it compares to CoreAge Rx & the closest scorer

Chia against CoreAge Rx and the provider that scores closest to it. Green marks the row leader.

How it comparesChiathis providerCoreAge RxfeaturedMEDGmclosest scorer
Sema priceNot disclosed$99/mo at every dose$299/mo
CoverageCoverage not publishedU.S. only — restrictions vary by state and therapy, list not publishedAll 50 states plus Washington, D.C.
FormularyInjectable + oralInjectableInjectable + oral
Match Score66 · C91 · A−66 · C

Chia, answered

Is Chia legit?

Chia is a real, operating GLP-1 telehealth program. LegitScript certification is the third-party check worth asking for — look for the seal on their site and confirm your prescriber is US-licensed at intake. It doesn't publish whether it dispenses compounded or brand-name medication, so ask which one you're being prescribed.

How much does Chia cost?

Chia doesn't publish a clear compounded-semaglutide price up front. You'll typically see full pricing after the intake questionnaire. Get the all-in monthly number in writing before you pay.

Does Chia ship to my state?

Chia doesn't publish a full state list, so confirm your state is covered during intake before you pay.

Chia vs MEDGm — which should I pick?

They score within a few points of each other: Chia at 66/100 and MEDGm at 66/100, so neither wins on the headline number. Chia is the better fit for a reader who wants a GLP-1 alongside longevity peptides under one prescriber, and who will confirm the plan term before paying. MEDGm suits people who want labs included and the pharmacy named, and who read the plan length beside each price. Run the quiz and the weighting shifts to whichever of those matters more to you.

Pricing & state data come from Chia's public site and our master provider matrix. The Match Score and its sub-scores are our editorial judgment per the methodology. Commercial facts only — prices change, so confirm on Chia's site. Not medical advice; see our disclosure.

Verdict · Grade C · 66/100

Chia is a peptide-focused telehealth that sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide alongside NAD+, sermorelin, glutathione, GHK-Cu and PT-141, often bundled into physician-designed protocols. Both GLP-1s are advertised from $249 a month, against crossed-out list prices of $349 and $399, and semaglutide also comes as a sublingual tablet. Cancellation is through the patient portal, ineligible patients are refunded, and month-to-month plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee. The weak spots are disclosure: the plan term behind $249 only appears after you choose a state, no state list is published, and its licensure page names two nurse practitioners where the homepage talks about 15-plus doctors. It suits a reader building a broader peptide plan who will confirm the monthly rate in writing.

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