Weight loss
GLP-1 programs for provider-guided weight loss, as weekly injections or daily drops.

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GLP-1 weight loss, GLOW and KLOW peptides, hormone care, hair and skin, and longevity programs for Detroit women, prescribed online by licensed providers and delivered to your door.
Started in Michigan by two working moms. GLP-1 weight loss from $170 a month.
GLP-1 programs for provider-guided weight loss, as weekly injections or daily drops.
Browse weight loss, peptide, sexual wellness, hormone, hair and skin, and longevity programs, with every price shown up front.
Answer a secure health questionnaire about your history, goals and medicines. Some states add a short video or phone visit.
A provider licensed in your state decides whether a prescription is appropriate, and may ask follow-up questions or suggest other care.
If prescribed, a licensed US pharmacy ships your medication in discreet packaging, and your care team is a message away.
For weight management in adults
From $205 a month or $420 a quarter
For weight management in adults
From $330 a month or $795 a quarter
For thinning hair and pattern hair loss
From $140 a month or $220 a quarter
Black women in the US carry a higher burden of obesity and often have longer menopause symptoms, according to CDC and NIH-funded research, and too many are told to wait it out. Golden Glow brings weight, hormone, skin, hair and longevity care into one online visit with a licensed provider, with every price up front.
In CDC data for 2017 to 2018, non-Hispanic Black women had the highest obesity prevalence of any group, 56.9%. In the NIH-funded SWAN study, Black women reported the longest hot flashes and night sweats, about 10 years at the median. Read the sources.
Most programs offer a quarterly plan that costs less per month than paying monthly. Compounded tirzepatide is $795 a quarter, about $265 a month, compared with $330 a month on a monthly plan. Every price includes the online visit, provider review, medication and shipping.
See every priceEvery Golden Glow plan is reviewed by a provider licensed in your state, who decides whether a prescription is appropriate. Prescriptions are filled by licensed US pharmacies. Compounded products are labeled plainly as not FDA-approved, and safety information sits on every program page.
Read our safety informationGolden Glow is an online weight loss, glow and longevity service for women, started in Michigan by two working moms and serving Detroit and Metro Detroit. A licensed provider reviews your health history and, if appropriate, prescribes treatments such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, GLOW and KLOW peptides, menopause hormone therapy, hair regrowth spray, GHK-Cu cream, NAD+ or PT-141. Prescriptions are filled by licensed US pharmacies, and results vary.
Yes. Women in Detroit, Metro Detroit and across Michigan can complete a secure online visit from home. If a licensed provider prescribes semaglutide or tirzepatide, a licensed US pharmacy ships it to your door. Compounded semaglutide is $205 a month and compounded tirzepatide is $330 a month at every dose.
Yes. Every program starts with an online visit. A provider licensed in your state reviews your answers and decides whether a prescription is appropriate. Some people are not eligible, and the provider may suggest other care.
Every price is listed on each program page and on our pricing page, and it includes the online visit, provider review, medication and shipping. There are no membership fees. Quarterly plans cost less per month than monthly plans.
No. Golden Glow is self-pay and does not bill insurance. Prescription medicines and provider visits may be HSA or FSA eligible, so check with your plan.
Yes. You can cancel or pause anytime from your account or by emailing support@hoolongevity.com before your next billing date. Medications that have already been dispensed cannot be returned, for safety reasons.
No. Some Golden Glow products, such as compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, GHK-Cu cream, NAD+ and all peptides, are compounded by licensed US pharmacies for you individually. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are dispensed.
Tell us about your goals and history. A licensed provider takes it from there.