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Compare providers · Canada · 2026

Online GLP-1 Providers in Canada:
Felix vs BirchRx vs Rocky

As of 28 October 2026, the two Canadian providers whose prices PCF reads daily publish these figures in Canadian dollars. Felix: Initial weight-management visit currently free (standard fee CA$99 shown struck through); follow-up visits CA$40, checked 28 October 2026, with medication billed separately. BirchRx: CA$125 for the first month (the CA$50 monthly care fee is waived), then CA$175 a month, checked 28 October 2026, medication included. Rocky publishes no price PCF reads, so none is shown.

Edited by Gabriel BrocklesbyFounder & EditorFact-checkedLast updated
3 providers, listed alphabetically

ⓘ Peptide Clinic Finder is an informational directory and does not provide medical advice. Weight-management medicines are prescription-only in Canada: a practitioner licensed in your province decides whether treatment is appropriate, and a prescription is never guaranteed.

Side by side

Prices are in Canadian dollars, read from each provider's own site on the date in the last column. A cell that says a figure is not published means PCF has not read one and does not estimate it.

ProviderWhat they prescribeConsultation feeMonthly medication costFirst monthProvinces servedChecked
BirchRxPrescription weight-management treatment where a licensed Canadian physician approves it; standard doses are included in the monthly price, and higher doses may cost moreFree online assessment; you pay only if a physician approves treatmentCA$125 for the first month (the CA$50 monthly care fee is waived), then CA$175 a month, checked 28 October 2026CA$125 for the first month (the CA$50 monthly care fee is waived), then CA$175 a month, checked 28 October 2026Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan (per BirchRx); confirmed during the assessment28 October 2026
Felix HealthPrescription weight-management treatment where a practitioner licensed in your province judges it appropriate; medication is billed separately and Felix publishes those prices on its own siteInitial weight-management visit currently free (standard fee CA$99 shown struck through); follow-up visits CA$40, checked 28 October 2026Billed separately, plus a per-refill fill fee stated on Felix's site; not read by PCFNo introductory price; the visit fee and the medication are billed separatelyAlberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan; not Quebec, New Brunswick or the territories28 October 2026
RockyLists weight management and hormone optimisation categories; what is prescribed is decided by its physicians and not published to PCFNot published by Rocky to PCFNot published by Rocky to PCFNot published by Rocky to PCFRocky states service across Canada; it does not enumerate provincesDirectory listing; no price read

Each provider in brief

Taken from PCF's reviews where one exists and from the clinic directory where it does not. Alphabetical.

BirchRx

Canadian online weight management, assessed by a licensed physician. The first month is CA$125, with the CA$50 monthly care fee waived for that month. After the first month the price is CA$175 a month (Canadian dollars, checked 28 October 2026). BirchRx says the monthly price includes the physician assessment, the prescription, the medication, dispensing, shipping and ongoing clinical follow-up. Pricing covers standard doses; higher doses may cost more and are confirmed before charging. The assessment is free: patients pay only if a physician approves treatment, and the card hold is released if treatment is not approved.

Read our BirchRx review

See if you qualify with BirchRx

Felix Health

Canadian online care across nine health categories, from weight management to hair loss. Available in Canada only, in eight provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan (Felix's FAQ, read 19 October 2026). Quebec, New Brunswick and the three territories are not served, and Felix says it cannot ship outside the provinces it serves. Users must be 18, or 16 for acne and birth control.

Read our Felix Health review

See Felix weight management pricing

Rocky

Physician-led Canadian virtual men's health service listed in the PCF clinic directory, covering weight management and hormone optimisation categories. Rocky does not publish pricing PCF can read, and PCF has not reviewed it in full, so no price appears here.

View Rocky's directory profile

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How this page is ordered, and what it leaves out

Alphabetically by provider name. PCF does not rank Canadian programs, does not score them and does not name a best provider. Some providers here are affiliate partners, as the disclosure at the top of this page says; that does not affect whether or where a provider appears. Medicine names and per-product medication prices are left to each provider's own site after assessment, which is why Felix's medication cost and every Rocky figure read as not published here.

For the fee structure behind these figures, see what GLP-1 treatment costs in Canada. For every Canadian program PCF reviews, see all Canadian programs.

Frequently asked questions

Which of these Canadian providers publishes its prices?
Two of the three. Felix publishes its weight-management visit fees (Initial weight-management visit currently free (standard fee CA$99 shown struck through); follow-up visits CA$40, checked 28 October 2026) and bills medication separately. BirchRx publishes one monthly price that includes medication: CA$125 for the first month (the CA$50 monthly care fee is waived), then CA$175 a month, checked 28 October 2026. Rocky publishes no price PCF reads.
Do I need a prescription?
Yes. Weight-management medicines are prescription-only in Canada. Each provider has a practitioner licensed in your province assess you first, and the practitioner decides whether treatment is appropriate; a prescription is never guaranteed.
Why does this page not name the medicines?
Canadian rules limit how prescription medicines can be advertised to the public, so PCF describes the treatment category and the fee structure and leaves product names to the provider's own site after assessment.
Is this page a ranking?
No. The providers are listed alphabetically. PCF does not score Canadian programs or name a best one, and whether a provider is an affiliate partner does not affect its place here.