Hers is offering 20% off GLP-1 medications this month

If you've been looking for a good reason to get started on your weight-loss journey, Hers is offering a pretty compelling deal this month: You can get 20% off any order over $500, including GLP-1 medication plans.

Weight loss plans from Hers include consultations with medical providers, online tools and access to compounded GLP-1 medications (pending a prescription from one of their providers). You can access the 20% discount on three subscription frequencies: 6 months, 16 weeks and 8 weeks, with the highest amount of savings on the 6-month plan.

I took the Hers weight loss assessment to see just how great the discount was for myself; here's what you need to know.

How much does Hers cost?

How much you pay to Hers will depend on the type of medication you receive and the subscription you pre-pay for. For compounded semaglutide (injectable), an 8-week plan costs $325/month. If you opt for a 6-month prescription, you can save 39% off the standard Hers price, while a 16-week subscription saves 23% off the price.

Right now, however, all three are an additional 20% off.

Here are estimated prices for compounded semaglutide (injectable) with and without the discount.

To access your individual pricing, go to Hers and complete your individualized weight loss treatment assessment. It will ask how much weight you want to lose, what your medical history is and what current medications you're taking. After the initial assessment, it will tell you which GLP-1 it thinks is best suited for your journey, as well as how much you can expect to pay. The 20% discount appears on the very last page.

I took the Hers weight loss assessment: Here's what's included

When I completed an assessment and said I wanted to lose 30 pounds, here's what I was offered through Hers:

• Compounded semaglutide, injectable: The survey indicated this would be my best option, pending provider input. I had the option to request a different GLP-1. Notably, the only options I was presented were compounded GLP-1s, which are not currently FDA-approved. The brand does carry Ozempic and Wegovy, as well.
• Free initial evaluation, 100% online: Little detail is offered about this, but I assume this is the online evaluation I completed in order to get to this screen (in which case it's odd to include as part of the weight loss plan, as I received the evaluation without purchasing a plan).
• Access to 24/7 provider messaging: A weight loss plan includes access to the Hers app, where you can message a doctor directly, 24/7. The brand says this is also helpful for dosage adjustments should you need them to mitigate side effects.
• Scheduled check-ins and ongoing support: Hers describes these as "quick monthly check-ins, 100% online." It also notes that the ongoing support takes place in the app, where you can access tips and resources.
• Free expedited shipping: No details are provided on the exact speed of shipping.

How does Hers work?

If you want to sign up for a weight loss plan through Hers, first you need to complete the online assessment. This questionnaire takes your email address, then asks questions about your weight, height, exercise levels, and weight loss goals.

From there, the brand recommends a weight-loss medication it thinks you'll respond best to. You have the option to request a change or provider recommendation.

On the final page of the assessment, you get access to pricing. Once you commit to payment, your information is sent off to a provider, who will "review your information to determine if treatment is right for you." Not every prescription will require a doctor visit, but if yours does, it can be done virtually.

Once you've received a prescription, Hers will ship out your GLP-1 medication based on the subscription plan you picked.

How long is the Hers coupon available?

The 20% off Hers coupon runs from February 8 to March 15, 2026.

Get 20% off Hers

Sign up before March 15, 2026, and get 20% off weight-loss plans through Hers. 20% off GLP-1

Each of these GLP-1 medications provide important safety information on their websites including possible side effects from taking the drug. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider concerning questions you have before starting, stopping or modifying any treatment or medication.