5 Liraglutide Clinics in San Francisco, California
Compare Liraglutide providers in San Francisco, California. Check ratings, telehealth availability, and insurance acceptance to find the right prescriber.
Across the 5 Liraglutide providers in San Francisco, 4 of 5 prescribe Liraglutide via telehealth, cash-pay pricing starts at $79/month, 1 accepts insurance.
Liraglutide Providers in San Francisco
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Vital Weight Loss MD
About Liraglutide
Liraglutide is the active ingredient in Saxenda (for weight loss) and Victoza (for type 2 diabetes). It was the first GLP-1 medication approved for weight management back in 2014. Newer drugs like semaglutide and tirzepatide produce more weight loss on average, but liraglutide is still a solid option for people who prefer daily dosing over weekly shots, or who cannot tolerate the newer medications.
Expected Weight Loss
In the main weight loss trial, people on Saxenda 3.0 mg lost about 8% of their body weight over 56 weeks, compared to 2.6% with placebo. About one-third lost 10% or more. This is less than newer GLP-1s, but still meaningful, especially for people who cannot take semaglutide or tirzepatide.
Cost
Without insurance, Liraglutide typically costs $1,000-$1,400/month (Saxenda). With insurance, costs range from $30-$200/month (limited coverage).
Frequently Asked Questions
There are 5 clinics prescribing Liraglutide (Victoza and Saxenda) in San Francisco, California listed on GlobalGLP1.com.
Yes, 4 out of 5 Liraglutide clinics in San Francisco offer telehealth consultations.
Liraglutide costs in San Francisco vary by clinic and insurance. Without insurance, expect $800-$1,400/month. With insurance, copays range from $25-$200/month. Contact clinics directly for current pricing.
Most GLP-1 clinics in San Francisco do not require a referral. You can schedule a consultation directly. The provider will evaluate your eligibility based on BMI, medical history, and treatment goals.