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Foundayo Providers

Foundayo is Eli Lilly's brand-name orforglipron, an oral GLP-1 pill approved in 2026 for weight management. Below are providers that may help you access it.

From $49/mo2 providersFDA-approved

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Reach your goal weight without restrictive diets and exercise

48 statesOralMonth-to-monthConsult includedMessagingPharmacy: Unknown 503A compounding pharmacy
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Women's telehealth brand offering brand-name GLP-1s via cash pay, no insurance.

46 statesOral tabletMonth-to-monthConsult includedMessaging
FDA-approved

Foundayo (orforglipron) is FDA-approved for adults with obesity, or overweight with a weight-related condition. It is the first any-time GLP-1 pill for weight loss. A prescription and eligibility apply.

Foundayo providers: common questions

What is Foundayo?

Foundayo is Eli Lilly's brand name for orforglipron, a once-daily GLP-1 pill the FDA approved in April 2026 for weight management. It is the first GLP-1 weight-loss pill you can take any time of day, with no food or water timing rules.

Foundayo vs Wegovy or Zepbound: how does it compare?

Foundayo is a pill, while Zepbound is an injection and Wegovy comes as both. Its average weight loss in trials has run somewhat lower than the injectables, but it skips the needle. Which one fits you is a provider's call.

How much does Foundayo cost?

As a new brand-name drug, pricing varies by provider and insurance, so use the pricing above as a starting point and confirm directly before you commit.

Is there a cheaper oral alternative to Foundayo?

Foundayo is brand-name and not compounded. If cost is the issue and you want a pill, some shoppers compare cash-pay compounded oral semaglutide instead, though it is not FDA-approved. Find those on our compounded semaglutide page.

None of this is medical advice. I help you compare options, not make medical decisions. Talk to a licensed provider about your health and whether a medication is right for you.

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