Switch from Mochi Health to Trimi: Save on Your GLP-1 Program
Paying too much for your Mochi Health GLP-1 program? Learn how switching to Trimi can lower your monthly cost while keeping the same compounded medication quality and clinical oversight.
Written by Trimi Medical Team. Medically reviewed by Dr. Amanda Foster, MD. Pricing information is based on publicly available data and may change. Verify current pricing directly with each provider before making decisions.
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Why Mochi Health Patients Are Switching to Trimi
Mochi Health was an early leader in the telehealth GLP-1 space, building a reputation for personalized care with a registered dietitian component. For patients who valued that level of wraparound support in 2023–2024, Mochi was often the best option available. But the landscape has changed — and for many patients, the cost premium no longer reflects a meaningful difference in clinical outcomes.
The core issue is price. Mochi Health's combined membership and medication costs regularly total $250–$400 per month. Trimi offers the same compounded GLP-1 medications — semaglutide and tirzepatide with the same active pharmaceutical ingredients, from accredited compounding pharmacies — at $99 and $125 per month respectively. Over a 12-month treatment course, that difference adds up to $1,800–$3,600 in savings.
A Direct Comparison: Mochi Health vs Trimi
Monthly Cost
Mochi Health
$230–$400+/month (membership + medication)
Trimi
$99/month (semaglutide) or $125/month (tirzepatide) — all-inclusive
Prescribing Model
Mochi Health
Requires synchronous video visit before prescribing (scheduling delay of 1–2+ weeks)
Trimi
Asynchronous review within 24 hours — no scheduling required
Medications Available
Mochi Health
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, plus some branded options
Trimi
Compounded semaglutide ($99/mo) and tirzepatide ($125/mo)
Ongoing Support
Mochi Health
Includes dietitian coaching (increases cost)
Trimi
Medical provider oversight included; lean model keeps costs low
Is the Mochi Health Dietitian Worth the Extra Cost?
Mochi Health built its brand around bundled dietitian coaching, positioning the higher price as justified by comprehensive support. For some patients — particularly those who benefit significantly from structured nutritional coaching — this may genuinely justify the premium. But most patients who have been on semaglutide or tirzepatide for several months have already adapted their eating patterns and do not require ongoing active dietitian intervention.
Separate dietitian services are widely available on a per-session basis through other platforms if you want that support independently. Paying $150–$250/month extra permanently through a bundled program to keep access you rarely use is not the most efficient way to access coaching.
How to Switch: A Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Note Your Current Dose
Before initiating anything, write down your current medication (semaglutide or tirzepatide), your current weekly dose, and how long you have been at that dose. You will need this information for your Trimi intake. Having your prescription history from Mochi Health is ideal but not strictly required — your own records are sufficient.
Step 2: Complete Your Trimi Intake
Visit Trimi and complete the online health assessment. In the relevant fields, note that you are currently on GLP-1 therapy, your current medication and dose, and that you are switching providers. The reviewing provider will factor this into the prescription.
Step 3: Time Your Transition
Begin your Trimi intake while you still have 2–3 weeks of medication remaining from Mochi Health. Your Trimi shipment should arrive before your current supply runs out. Initiating the switch early eliminates the risk of a treatment gap. Read our guide on never running out of GLP-1 medication for more strategies.
Step 4: Cancel Mochi Health After Receiving Your First Trimi Shipment
Once your first Trimi vial is in hand and you have confirmed your ongoing supply schedule, cancel your Mochi Health subscription. Contact Mochi Health's support team or use the account cancellation portal. Review your billing cycle to avoid being charged for an extra month.
What Stays the Same After Switching
The most important thing to understand about switching GLP-1 providers is what does not change: the medication. Compounded semaglutide is compounded semaglutide regardless of who prescribes it. As long as both providers source from accredited compounding pharmacies — which both Mochi Health and Trimi do — the active pharmaceutical ingredient is identical. Your body will not know you switched providers.
What changes is your monthly bill. At $99/month versus $250–$400/month, the math is simple. For a patient on a 12-month GLP-1 course, switching to Trimi saves approximately $1,800–$3,600.
Patients Who May Want to Stay with Mochi Health
Switching is not the right choice for everyone. Patients who are actively engaged with Mochi Health's dietitian program and finding it valuable, or who prefer the structure of scheduled video visits, may find the additional cost worthwhile. The goal is always the best outcome for the individual patient, not the lowest bill.
But for the large share of patients who completed their initial consultation, are stable on their current dose, and primarily need ongoing medication supply and clinical oversight, Trimi's model delivers equivalent care at significantly lower cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Mochi Health charge compared to Trimi?
Mochi Health typically charges a monthly membership fee of $79–$99 in addition to medication costs that range from $149 to $299 per month depending on the medication and dosage, bringing total monthly costs to $230–$400 or more. Trimi includes everything — provider oversight and medication — at $99/month for semaglutide and $125/month for tirzepatide, with no separate membership fee.
Is the semaglutide quality the same at Trimi as at Mochi Health?
Both Mochi Health and Trimi source compounded GLP-1 medications from accredited compounding pharmacies. Trimi partners with PCAB-accredited and FDA-registered 503B facilities that conduct third-party potency and sterility testing. The active pharmaceutical ingredient — semaglutide or tirzepatide — is the same regardless of which telehealth provider prescribes it, as long as both use reputable compounding partners.
Does Mochi Health require a video visit before prescribing?
Mochi Health requires a synchronous video consultation with a provider before prescribing GLP-1 medications. This adds a scheduling step that can delay treatment by one to two weeks depending on provider availability. Trimi uses an asynchronous review model — you complete an online intake, a board-certified provider reviews it within 24 hours, and you receive your prescription without scheduling a live appointment.
Can I keep my current semaglutide dose when switching to Trimi?
Yes. When switching to Trimi, you provide your current dose information during the intake process. Your Trimi provider will review your history and prescribe the appropriate continuation dose so there is no disruption to your titration schedule. You do not need to restart from the lowest dose.
Will switching providers affect my treatment continuity?
Switching GLP-1 providers does not affect your treatment continuity as long as you maintain your injection schedule. The medication is identical regardless of which provider prescribes it. The main risk is a gap in medication supply during the transition — to avoid this, initiate your Trimi intake before your Mochi Health supply runs out so there is no lapse.
Does Trimi offer the same medication options as Mochi Health?
Trimi offers compounded semaglutide ($99/month) and compounded tirzepatide ($125/month), which are the two primary GLP-1 medications in widespread telehealth use. This covers the full range of options that most Mochi Health patients are prescribed. If you are on a specialty medication not available through Trimi, the team can discuss alternatives.
How do I cancel Mochi Health when switching to Trimi?
Mochi Health subscriptions can typically be cancelled through your account portal or by contacting their support team. It is generally advisable to secure your first Trimi shipment before cancelling Mochi Health to ensure no gap in medication access. Review your Mochi Health billing cycle to time the cancellation so you are not charged for an extra month.
Sources & References
- Wilding JPH et al. Once-Weekly Semaglutide in Adults with Overweight or Obesity. NEJM 2021;384:989–1002.
- Jastreboff AM et al. Tirzepatide Once Weekly for the Treatment of Obesity. NEJM 2022;387:205–216.
- FDA. Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers.
- NABP. Compounding pharmacy accreditation standards.
- NIDDK. Prescription Medications to Treat Overweight & Obesity.
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Medical Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before changing medications or providers. Trimi is a telehealth provider and this article reflects our perspective — verify all pricing independently.