Process
Your journey begins with a quick five-minute online eligibility quiz to determine whether you qualify for prescription medication. Once approved, you’ll schedule a virtual consultation with a licensed clinician who reviews your medical history, weight-loss goals, and lifestyle.
If a prescription is appropriate, your plan is customized—either an injectable GLP-1 or an oral medication. Medications are delivered directly to your home or pharmacy of choice, and you gain full access to the WW app, Points® system, community workshops, and nutrition tracking. Insurance navigation is also offered.

Treatment Effectiveness
WW reports that when you combine GLP-1 medications with the Points® program, you can lose up to 54% more weight in the first 12 weeks compared to medication alone.

The testimonial is taken directly from our partners’ website. We make no warranties regarding the efficiency of the product. Results may vary per patient.
Additional Features
Beyond prescriptions, WW gives you nutrition coaching, behavior workshops, and the GLP-1 Companion Program that emphasizes protein, hydration, and balanced meals. You’ll also benefit from app-based tools like meal logging, recipe ideas, progress tracking, and access to an active peer support community.
Ease of use
The website and app guide you clearly through the process, starting with the eligibility quiz. Treatment options are explained in straightforward language, and the integration with WW’s familiar Points® program makes your transition seamless. Medication delivery and follow-up consultations are all handled online, minimizing friction.

Post-treatment Support
WW emphasizes ongoing monitoring through the app and clinician check-ins. You’re encouraged to attend workshops, track your progress, and stay connected with coaches and peers. The Companion Program is designed for your long-term adherence, helping you sustain results beyond the initial weight-loss phase.
Safety
WeightWatchers complies with FDA regulations and only prescribes FDA-approved medications. Your clinician provides personalized prescriptions based on your medical history and lab results when necessary.
They discontinued compounded semaglutide in May 2025 following updated FDA guidance, further ensuring your safety and compliance.
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