Head-to-Head Comparisons

This is the clearest fork in Canadian GLP-1 care: brand-name medication from the better-known clinic, or the same active molecule as a generic for a fraction of the price. Felix Health runs brand-name programs — Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro — with a $0 initial consultation. MyRocky charges a $99 one-time consultation and then dispenses generic semaglutide from $149 a month through its own in-house pharmacy. The gap in monthly cost is large enough that it, not clinical quality, decides this for most people.

Direct Meds advertises the lower entry price — from $99 a month — but sells brand-name GLP-1 injections and oral options. MyRocky starts at $149 a month for generic semaglutide dispensed by its own pharmacy. The headline prices point one way and the all-in twelve-month cost frequently points the other, which is exactly why entry pricing is the wrong number to compare these two on.

Both sell brand-name GLP-1 care, so this comparison is not about the molecule — it is about the wrapper. Felix Health is the larger, better-known Canadian clinic and charges nothing for the initial consultation, but it does not serve Quebec. Direct Meds advertises from $99 a month, quotes 1–2 business day shipping, and serves the country. The choice turns on where you live and how much ongoing care you want around the prescription.