Who Prescribes GLP-1s Online in Canada?
A dated comparison of the online providers that can connect you with a GLP-1 prescription in Canada — consultation fees, medication rates, and the provinces each one currently serves.
Felix is GLP1Prescription.ca’s only affiliate partner: we earn a commission if you sign up with Felix through a link on this site. Maple and Hims are included here for informational comparison only — we have no commercial relationship with either. See our methodology for the full disclosure.
| Provider | Visit fees | Medication pricing | Provinces served | Last verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Felix | initial visit $0; follow-up visits $40 each | Billed per pen, separately from visit fees, and escalating with dose: Semaglutide (generic) $149 (1 pen, 0.25mg) to $298 (2 pens, 1.5mg); Ozempic (brand) $149 (1 pen, 0.25mg) to $298 (2 pens, 1.5mg); Wegovy (brand) $374.82 per pen at every listed dose; Mounjaro (brand) $350.60 (1 pen, 2.5mg) to $501.88 (1 pen, 12.5mg). Felix states its prices range from $149 to $678 depending on the prescription (verified 2026-08-14). The provider also publishes pricing pages for Zepbound and Contrave, not enumerated here. Felix states these prices are for patients in Ontario, do not account for insurance coverage, and reflect the cost after the Patient Support Program discount is applied (verified 2026-08-14). | Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Prince Edward IslandSix provinces for this line, per Felix’s own category-specific help-centre article (verified 2026-08-14). No territory is served, and Felix serves no line in Quebec. Felix’s own pages do not fully agree with each other here: the footer of its pricing pages lists eight provinces, but that is its general practice rather than this line. We publish the six because the help-centre article is the specific, dated statement about this category, and we re-check it before every update. | August 14, 2026 |
| MapleInformational | In the rest of Canada: initial visit: not published (outside Quebec Maple sells access as a membership and publishes per-specialty visit pricing on its specialists page, and no single visit figure was verified — checked 2026-08-14); membership $85 per month. In Quebec: initial visit $210; membership $95 per month | Not published by the provider — billed by the dispensing pharmacy. Maple states that any prescribed medications are an additional cost paid to the issuing pharmacy, and that the pharmacist calls the patient to take payment. Maple itself publishes no medication price (verified 2026-08-14). | All provincesMaple states its practitioners are available in every province and territory (verified 2026-08-14). Its named Weight Medication Assessment specialty is available in all locations except Nova Scotia, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories — so Yukon is the only territory with a documented route for this specialty, and it is Maple’s. | August 14, 2026 |
| Hims CanadaInformational | initial visit from $39; follow-up visits $39–$99 each | Not published. Hims publishes no medication price on its website by design, stating that the estimated cost per refill is shown during the online visit (verified 2026-08-14). Published alongside it: $12.99 pharmacy fill fee, charged on each refill. | All provincesHims states it is available in all Canadian provinces and names no territory anywhere on its FAQ or terms (verified 2026-08-14). That is silence, not exclusion — do not read it either way. | August 14, 2026 |
On Felix: Felix’s general practice serves additional provinces; the list above reflects its GLP-1 line specifically, which is currently available to residents of Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Prince Edward Island and not yet available elsewhere in Canada.
Residents of Quebec: no partnered online provider currently serves Quebec for this category — Felix, the one provider we earn on, serves no line in Quebec at all. Maple does operate in Quebec, at its own Quebec-specific rates, and Hims states it serves every Canadian province. See our Quebec page for what’s available to you today.
On the links above: a provider’s name links to a review page only where we have published one — today that is Felix, which is also the one row we earn on, as the disclosure above says. Every row in the table is compared on the same fields, from the same kind of source, whether or not a review page exists behind the name.
Figures shown as “Not published” are ones we couldn’t confirm against a provider’s own source yet — see our methodology for why we’d rather show that than a guess.