Retired review
AmberHealth
AmberHealth is no longer a GLP-1 telehealth provider: amberhealth.com now sells a single hops-extract dietary supplement called "GLP-1 Natural Support", with no prescription medication, no clinician and no intake.
What AmberHealth sells now
Checked in August 2026: AmberHealth sells a single hops-extract dietary supplement, sold as "GLP-1 Natural Support" — 500 mg of standardized hops flower extract with fifteen other ingredients, 90 capsules for a 45-day supply. There is no semaglutide, no tirzepatide, no intake, no prescriber and no pharmacy anywhere on the site.
This page is kept, rather than deleted, because it is the answer to the search that brings people here. Anyone reading an older listing that still ranks AmberHealth as a GLP-1 service should read this instead.
The site itself: AmberHealth ↗
Why there is no Desk Score
The Desk Score measures six things about a GLP-1 telehealth service — price transparency, state access, molecule range, onboarding speed, support responsiveness, and licensing and trust. AmberHealth sells none of them, so there is nothing here for those six marks to measure. The score this entry used to carry was assigned to a prescription service that no longer exists, and it was retired in August 2026 rather than re-derived: a number recalculated for a supplement store would be a judgment about a different business wearing a GLP-1 grade. The full rubric is on the methodology page.
For the same reason AmberHealth is off the ranking, off every price ladder and median, and out of the head-to-head comparisons. It is not a demotion and it is not a penalty — the company simply is not in this category any more.
What the site does say
- The supplement page is honest about what it is: 'Not a drug, and not a substitute for one', with every ingredient amount printed
- Ingredient quantities, serving size and supply length are all stated — 500 mg standardized hops flower extract, 90 capsules, a 45-day supply at two capsules daily
What is no longer here
- ⛔ No prescription GLP-1 is sold here any more. The compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide this entry once described are not on the site in any form
- No clinician, no pharmacy, no intake and no telehealth of any kind appears on the site
- The product is named 'GLP-1 Natural Support' although it contains no GLP-1 receptor agonist, which invites exactly the confusion that brings a reader to this page
- The statutory disclaimer applies in full: the claims have not been evaluated by the FDA and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease
Where to look instead
Every company on this site that does sell a prescription GLP-1 is ranked on the best GLP-1 providers for weight loss ranking, and every scored review is listed at all provider reviews. Assume any provider we list may compensate us — we may earn a referral commission at no extra cost to you, and what we write about a provider reads the same either way. See our disclosure.
What a company sells changes; this entry records what was on AmberHealth's own site in August 2026. Not medical advice.