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Providers Offering Brand-Name GLP-1s

Compare providers offering named, FDA-approved GLP-1 medications. Check whether the listed price covers medication, care or both, and confirm your own insurance costs separately.

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Quick picks — the top 5

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#ProviderScoreBest forFrom $/mo
#1MEDGmPaid partner7.1/10Best forComparing medication options; confirm total costFrom $/mo$99/mo$99 a month is the membership fee only; the seller mentions an additional medication cost but never states what it isVisit
#2ShedPaid partner7.1/10Best forComparing monthly and prepaid plansFrom $/mo$149/moStarting medication-only price for the pill. The same page gives conflicting additional membership fees: $125 in the headline and $99 in the disclosure.Visit
#3Gala GLP-1Paid partner7.1/10Best forComparing annual and monthly plansFrom $/mo$1,299/moPer month, cash price; insurance may reduce itVisit
#4EdenPaid partner7.1/10Best forComparing compounded and brand-name pricesFrom $/mo$1,399/moPer month for medication only; a separate Eden membership is requiredVisit
#5RxSpan MDPaid partner7.1/10Best forMonthly vs. prepaid pricing, brand or compoundedFrom $/mo$1,069The first-month price only — the seller does not publish an ongoing rateVisit

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Confirm the specific brand and what the listed charge buys. A care or membership fee can exclude the medication, so a low headline figure may not be the full cost.

Compare the total with a prescription filled through your own pharmacy. Availability, prescribing eligibility and insurance coverage still need confirmation before you pay.

Full comparison — all 88 providers

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Showing 25 of 88 providers. Ranked paid partners first, then by score.

ProviderRatingFrom/moMedicationsCoverage
1MEDGmPaid partner7.1/10From/mo$99/mo$99 a month is the membership fee only; the seller mentions an additional medication cost but never states what it isMedicationsGLP-1, Tirzepatide, SemaglutideCoverageNot publishedVisit
2ShedPaid partner7.1/10From/mo$149/moStarting medication-only price for the pill. The same page gives conflicting additional membership fees: $125 in the headline and $99 in the disclosure.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
3Gala GLP-1Paid partner7.1/10From/mo$1,299/moPer month, cash price; insurance may reduce itMedicationsSemaglutideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
4EdenPaid partner7.1/10From/mo$1,399/moPer month for medication only; a separate Eden membership is requiredMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
5RxSpan MDPaid partner7.1/10From/mo$1,069The first-month price only — the seller does not publish an ongoing rateMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
6FoundPaid partner5.7/10From/mo$149/moThe medication alone, at the manufacturer's price: "Wegovy® pills start at $149/mo", and the membership covers "not the Wegovy® pill cost itself". Found's membership is charged on top, $149 for one month on cash pay or $99 per cycle on a 12-month planMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverage42 statesVisit
7Sesame CarePaid partner4.3/10From/mo$149/mo$149 a month for the medication only, at the lowest doses (0.8 mg and 2.5 mg) — the care subscription is billed separately. The full ladder tops out at $349 a month for the highest doses.MedicationsOrforglipron, Semaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
8WellMedrPaid partner4.3/10From/mo$1,399/moListed as Ozempic starting at $1,399, month-to-month, including a licensed provider review and ongoing medical oversight.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
9AskRx8.6/10From/mo$149/moBilled monthly for the medication alone; a separate flat $100-a-month care fee is charged on top.MedicationsSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, OrforglipronCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
10PrideRX8.6/10From/mo$248/moTotal price including the membership fee — the medication-only cost isn't published separately, so this figure isn't a subtraction.MedicationsTirzepatide, SemaglutideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
11HealthiCare8.6/10From/mo$268.68/mo$268.68 a month for the Wegovy oral tablet, billed monthly — though the seller's own itemized charges for it add up to $383.46, not to this total.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
12NuDay Rx8.6/10From/mo$645/moPer month, as listed on the Weight Loss tab.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
13CareBareRX8.6/10From/mo$749/moFrom $749 per month for brand-name Ozempic on the main landing page and four other pages; the about and FAQ pages print $705 per month on the same cardMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
14altRx8.6/10From/mo$1,149/moPer month, for a single-patient-use penMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
15DrBrainRx8.6/10From/mo$349Per vial, billed directly by Lilly Direct rather than this provider — a separate $99-a-month membership applies to this brand-name option.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
16Balanced Hormone Health7.1/10From/mo$80/moA monthly follow-up fee required for each Zepbound refill, not the medication, which is bought separately from LillyDirectMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverage28 statesVisit
17Joi + Blokes7.1/10From/mo$99/mo$99 a month is only the program fee, billed every three months — it doesn't include the medication. Zepbound itself is bought separately through Lilly Direct, from $349 up to $699 a month by dose, cash-pay only with no insurance coverage.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
18Nucore Health7.1/10From/mo$99/moA required $99 monthly membership that doesn't include medication — the medication is bought separately for $149 to $348 a month, set by third-party pharmacies, not this provider.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
19MedLeanRx7.1/10From/mo$99/moA program fee, not a medication price — the drug is charged separately at a price the seller does not publishMedicationsSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, OrforglipronCoverage1 stateVisit
20Hims7.1/10From/mo$149/moMedication only; a Hims Weight Loss Membership is required, billed separately at $39 for the first month, then $149 a monthMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageNot publishedVisit
21PeptidesRx7.1/10From/mo$475/moStarting price, per month, for the 0.25 mg dose; the ladder rises to $675 at 1 mg and $819 at 2 mgMedicationsSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, RetatrutideCoverageNot publishedVisit
22Wellorithm7.1/10From/mo$899/moPrinted as "$899 per month" on the seller's Wegovy page under "Save up to $100 on your first order", beside "No membership fees. Same price at every dose." The page footnote says the price "applies to 500mg (2.5mL) 3-month plan paid upfront or with buy now, pay later programs", a strength that is not a Wegovy doseMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 states + DCVisit
23Pallas Health7.1/10From/mo$1,069/moA cash-pay rate billed monthly; brand-name prices vary by product and doseMedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 states + DCVisit
24ElitePhysiqMD7.1/10From/mo$1,071/moThe brand-name price fulfilled through LillyDirect Pharmacy, listed alongside the seller's compounded optionsMedicationsSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, Liraglutide, RetatrutideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
25Effecty7.1/10From/mo$1,400/mo$1,400 a month for brand-name Zepbound, cash price — the seller's footnotes note this reflects either a 3-month or 12-month supply purchase, not necessarily a single month's charge.MedicationsSemaglutide, TirzepatideCoverageAll 50 statesVisit
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The top 8, in detail

#1

MEDGm

Paid partner
7.1/10

Prices a compounded injection and a dissolvable tablet outright, then prices its brand-name lanes as a membership plus an unstated drug cost.

Best for: Comparing medication options; confirm total cost

$99/mo$99 a month is the membership fee only; the seller mentions an additional medication cost but never states what it is

Worth knowing

  • Never names the molecule in its compounded lanes: both are sold as "GLP-1"
  • What a brand-name drug costs here is never stated — the tiles price only the membership and leave "+ Cost" blank
  • It publishes no service area a reader can check: its terms say "Certain Services or medications may not be available in every state" without saying which
Strengths and program details
  • Names the brand-name products it dispenses — Zepbound, Wegovy and Ozempic — rather than describing an unnamed molecule
  • Prices an injection and a daily dissolvable tablet side by side, and does not hide that the tablet costs more
  • Prices its brand-name lanes as a membership plus a cost, and says which of the two the number is — a distinction most sellers here collapse

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#2

Shed

Paid partner
7.1/10

Compounded and brand-name GLP-1 options with several plan lengths; brand membership disclosures conflict and need confirmation.

Best for: Comparing monthly and prepaid plans

$149/moStarting medication-only price for the pill. The same page gives conflicting additional membership fees: $125 in the headline and $99 in the disclosure.

Worth knowing

  • The lowest compounded rates require a twelve-month plan.
  • Brand medication prices exclude a required membership whose amount conflicts within the product pages.
  • The committed-care terms contain unfilled price placeholders, so a written checkout total is important.
Strengths and program details
  • Publishes several plan-length prices for both compounded drugs.
  • Offers Wegovy pill and pen options as well as Zepbound.
  • Names clinical team members and pharmacy partners.

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#3

Gala GLP-1

Paid partner
7.1/10

A telehealth weight-loss program with published compounded GLP-1 plan prices, stated commitment terms and a brand Ozempic cash price.

Best for: Comparing annual and monthly plans

$1,299/moPer month, cash price; insurance may reduce it

Worth knowing

  • The headline $179 a month is only available on a yearly subscription.
  • Its own pages give three different prices for the same compounded product: $179, $199 on a three-month plan, and $199 described as all-included.
  • Does not name the compounding pharmacy. The FAQ says only that it works with a network of pharmacies.
Strengths and program details
  • Prints the plan term next to every price, so a figure on the page can be compared with another one.
  • Sells brand-name Ozempic alongside compounded GLP-1 and publishes the cash price.
  • Says GLP-1 medications are available in all 50 states, and that insurance is not required.

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#4

Eden

Paid partner
7.1/10

A telehealth platform selling compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide at a low medication rate that sits on top of a separately billed membership, alongside brand-name Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound and Mounjaro at their own published cash rates.

Best for: Comparing compounded and brand-name prices

$1,399/moPer month for medication only; a separate Eden membership is required

Worth knowing

  • Every advertised figure is medication only. A membership is required, and it renews at a higher rate after the first month, so the real first-year cost is two numbers rather than one
  • The compounding pharmacy that fills an order is not named
  • The line about pharmacies licensed in all 50 states describes the pharmacies Eden works with, not the states Eden serves; no list of served states appears on its GLP-1 page or in its terms
Strengths and program details
  • Publishes a compounded price and a brand-name price for both semaglutide and tirzepatide on the same page, so the two routes can be compared without a second intake
  • The membership cost is printed in the same footnote as the medication price rather than appearing later at checkout
  • States that the medication price holds as the dose is adjusted through the program

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#5

RxSpan MD

Paid partner
7.1/10

A Beverly Hills physician-founded telehealth practice that prices four compounded GLP-1 preparations and three brand ones on a single page, labels its own monthly rate as such beside a twelve-month prepaid headline, and states what the charge covers.

Best for: Monthly vs. prepaid pricing, brand or compounded

$1,069The first-month price only — the seller does not publish an ongoing rate

Worth knowing

  • Names no compounding pharmacy; its terms say only that medications may be fulfilled by licensed pharmacies
  • Publishes no list of states it serves anywhere, including in its terms
  • Its three brand figures are scoped to the first month with no second rung published, so the ongoing brand cost is unstated
Strengths and program details
  • Prints its own regular monthly rate on every card, immediately above the prepaid headline, so the two are never confused
  • Publishes the whole prepayment ladder in a plan selector rather than leaving the terms to checkout
  • Names its founding physician with his training and career in detail, and the practice carries his name

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#6

Found

Paid partner
5.7/10

A telehealth weight-loss program that prices compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide all-in, one price per drug at every dose and billed every 28 days, and offers Wegovy, the Wegovy pill and Zepbound at the manufacturer's price with its own membership charged on top.

Best for: Dose-independent compounded pricing or brand-name options

$149/moThe medication alone, at the manufacturer's price: "Wegovy® pills start at $149/mo", and the membership covers "not the Wegovy® pill cost itself". Found's membership is charged on top, $149 for one month on cash pay or $99 per cycle on a 12-month plan

Worth knowing

  • Labels every plan price per month while billing every 28 days, which is thirteen charges a year rather than twelve
  • Describes the 12-month plan as paid up front on one page and billed every four weeks on another, and prints no total for it
  • Tirzepatide costs $60 to $70 more than semaglutide per cycle on every cash plan, and month to month costs $120 more per cycle than the 12-month rate on either drug
Strengths and program details
  • Publishes its whole compounded price grid by plan length and payment track, with one price per drug that stays the same at every dose
  • Prices its compounded plans all-in, with care, medication and membership inside one figure, and says so in its offer terms
  • Offers Wegovy, the Wegovy pill and Zepbound at the manufacturer's price with no markup, beside its compounded plans

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#7

Sesame Care

Paid partner
4.3/10

A healthcare marketplace whose weight program sells only FDA-approved GLP-1 products, charges for care and medication separately, and publishes a full dose ladder for the approved oral GLP-1 pill.

Best for: FDA-approved medication with care priced separately

$149/mo$149 a month for the medication only, at the lowest doses (0.8 mg and 2.5 mg) — the care subscription is billed separately. The full ladder tops out at $349 a month for the highest doses.

Worth knowing

  • The advertised care figure requires a twelve-month commitment; month to month costs substantially more, and the medication is billed on top of either
  • Publishes no list of states it serves for this program
  • Two of its brand-name products open on a two-month promotional rate that then rises, and the page prints the promotional figure first
Strengths and program details
  • Sells only FDA-approved finished drugs under this program, and says so in the heading rather than mixing compounded and approved products in one table
  • Publishes a full dose ladder for the approved oral GLP-1 pill, which almost nobody in this comparison prices in public
  • Prices three presentations of the same brand-name product separately instead of quoting one figure for all of them

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#8

WellMedr

Paid partner
4.3/10

Names its dispensing pharmacy outright, prices four lanes including two brand drugs, and attaches a lifetime-price promise to a holiday sale.

Best for: Knowing the dispensing pharmacy before ordering

$1,399/moListed as Ozempic starting at $1,399, month-to-month, including a licensed provider review and ongoing medical oversight.

Worth knowing

  • The lifetime price promise appears in a holiday promotion, and the lowest advertised rate requires a twelve-month plan. Read both the offer terms and commitment before enrolling.
  • Ships every four weeks on a plan billed monthly, which is thirteen shipments against twelve payments in a year
  • Its own pages give the operating company three different spellings, one of them without the final letter of the brand
Strengths and program details
  • Names the pharmacy that fills and ships the prescription — "fulfilled and shipped by our licensed pharmacy partner: Mycelium Pharmacy" — rather than describing it as a class
  • States that the price does not move as the dose rises, on the plan card rather than in a footnote
  • Prices two brand-name drugs beside its compounded lanes and says which plan term each brand figure is on

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The other 80 providers on this board are in the full comparison above — every row there carries its score, its price and its own review. Or open the complete reviews index.

How this board is scored

Every provider on this page earns one point for each of the seven items below that it satisfies, out of a possible seven. That count is scaled to a score out of 10 — three of seven satisfied is a 4.3, for example. The score never factors in an FDA warning letter: a letter discloses, it does not disqualify.

  1. Names its compounding pharmacy. The provider publishes the name of the pharmacy that compounds and fills the prescription, not only a general licensing claim.
  2. Publishes its price. A reader can find a medication or care price on the provider’s own site before starting an intake. The price qualifier explains its billing basis and what it covers.
  3. Ships to all 50 states. The provider is licensed to prescribe and ship in every state, not a subset.
  4. Offers a brand-name option. The provider also lists an FDA-approved brand-name GLP-1 (such as Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, or Mounjaro), not only a compounded product.
  5. Names a prescribing clinician. The provider names at least one individual clinician or medical director on its own site. A general claim about board-certified providers is not a name a reader can look up.
  6. Publishes an ongoing rate. The headline monthly figure is the rate that keeps applying — not a first-month promotion, and not a number that turns out to require a multi-month prepayment stated nowhere beside it.
  7. States its membership terms. The provider says what its membership situation is — that one applies, that it is included, or that none exists. Silence is the one answer that fails.

Every rubric item here is a fact declared from research, checked against the provider’s own site — never a word count or a keyword match run over review text. Prices are re-verified on the date printed next to each figure and always carry their billing cycle or plan term. A commission does not change a provider's score. Paid partners appear first in comparison listings, with providers ordered by score within each group. 28 of the 420 providers reviewed on this site are paid partners today and 392 are not (see the disclosure above).

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What this board ranks

These providers list a named, FDA-approved GLP-1 with a published price. Read the accompanying terms to distinguish medication prices from care fees. Paid partners appear first; a listing does not guarantee prescribing, stock or insurance coverage.

How to use this board

  • Confirm which specific approved product a platform lists, since a brand-name option is product by product rather than a blanket offering.
  • Read the price qualifier: a listed figure is a cash price and answers no question about what a plan would pay.
  • Check the verification date, then confirm the current figure on the platform's own pricing page.
  • If the board is short, use it as a starting point and compare against a prescription filled through a pharmacy directly.

The same published prices drive three tools for reading a GLP-1 price — what a first month costs against what follows it, and brand against compounded.

Things to watch for

  • A page can lean on a brand name while dispensing a compounded vial. The brand name describes the ingredient in that copy, not the product in the box, so confirm what checkout actually ships.
  • A published brand-name figure is a cash price. It is not a copay, not a negotiated rate, and it says nothing about what any plan would charge for the same product.
  • Listing an approved product is not a promise of supply. A listing is not a guarantee that a prescriber will write it, that a pharmacy has it in stock, or that it arrives quickly.
  • A platform's own pages can disagree about the same brand product, with one figure on a pricing page and a different one in homepage marketing. Take the pricing page as the claim to check, then confirm it before paying.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a brand-name and a compounded GLP-1?

A brand-name GLP-1 is an FDA-approved finished drug product made by a manufacturer to a fixed formulation. A compounded version is prepared by a compounding pharmacy and has not gone through that approval process. Compounded products can also vary between pharmacies, including in what else is mixed into the same vial.

Why is the brand-name price so much higher?

The two figures are set by completely different mechanisms. A manufacturer sets a list price for an approved product, and a platform's cash price sits somewhere above or below it depending on the deal it has. A compounding pharmacy prices its own ingredients and labor instead. Neither figure is a discount on the other.

What keeps a provider off this board?

The bar is specific. A platform has to list a brand-name, FDA-approved GLP-1 and publish a price for it before it can be compared here. A telehealth program built entirely around compounded medication does not qualify, and those sellers are ranked on the boards where a like-for-like comparison is possible.

Can I use a brand-name option through insurance here?

That is a question for the plan rather than for the platform. A price listed on a telehealth site is a cash figure, and it is calculated without reference to anyone's benefits. Ask the plan about the specific named product, get its answer, and only then compare that answer against a published cash figure.

Is a brand-name product the better choice?

That decision belongs to a patient and their prescriber, not to a comparison table. What a board can honestly say is what differs on paper. One product has been through FDA approval as a finished drug and the other has not, and the two are priced by unrelated mechanisms.

Sources

Every price on this board, with the date it was verified (88)
  • MEDGm — price verified September 2026
  • Shed — price verified October 2026
  • Gala GLP-1 — price verified September 2026
  • Eden — price verified September 2026
  • RxSpan MD — price verified September 2026
  • Found — price verified September 2026
  • Sesame Care — price verified September 2026
  • WellMedr — price verified September 2026
  • AskRx — price verified September 2026
  • PrideRX — price verified September 2026
  • HealthiCare — price verified September 2026
  • NuDay Rx — price verified September 2026
  • CareBareRX — price verified September 2026
  • altRx — price verified October 2026
  • DrBrainRx — price verified September 2026
  • Balanced Hormone Health — price verified September 2026
  • Joi + Blokes — price verified September 2026
  • Nucore Health — price verified September 2026
  • MedLeanRx — price verified September 2026
  • Hims — price verified September 2026
  • PeptidesRx — price verified September 2026
  • Wellorithm — price verified September 2026
  • Pallas Health — price verified September 2026
  • ElitePhysiqMD — price verified September 2026
  • Effecty — price verified September 2026
  • OrderlyMeds — price verified September 2026
  • Doctronic — price verified September 2026
  • ZipHealth — price verified September 2026
  • Potere Health MD — price verified September 2026
  • Good Life Meds — price verified September 2026
  • NuviaRX — price verified September 2026
  • Healthy Male — price verified September 2026
  • Measured — price verified September 2026
  • Zappy Health — price verified September 2026
  • Ro — price verified September 2026
  • LifeMD — price verified October 2026
  • Alloy Women's Health — price verified September 2026
  • Dr. B — price verified September 2026
  • Shapely — price verified September 2026
  • PauseRX — price verified September 2026
  • Healthspan — price verified September 2026
  • Heally — price verified September 2026
  • BloomWell Rx — price verified September 2026
  • Hers — price verified October 2026
  • AgelessRx — price verified September 2026
  • Mochi Health — price verified September 2026
  • PlushCare — price verified September 2026
  • Infinity Med Spa — price verified September 2026
  • Tuyo Health — price verified September 2026
  • Maximus — price verified September 2026
  • Immortals — price verified September 2026
  • Nurx — price verified September 2026
  • Claya — price verified September 2026
  • GobyMeds — price verified September 2026
  • FeelGood — price verified September 2026
  • CVS MinuteClinic — price verified September 2026
  • eDrugstore — price verified September 2026
  • QuickMD — price verified September 2026
  • Circle Medical — price verified September 2026
  • BeyondMD — price verified September 2026
  • Aspire Health — price verified September 2026
  • Marley Drug — price verified September 2026
  • Invyncible — price verified September 2026
  • Zealthy — price verified September 2026
  • Body Good — price verified September 2026
  • Eloria — price verified September 2026
  • WeightWatchers Clinic — price verified September 2026
  • NovoCare Pharmacy — price verified September 2026
  • Kin Meds — price verified September 2026
  • GoodRx Care Direct — price verified September 2026
  • Näky — price verified September 2026
  • Maven Clinic — price verified September 2026
  • Klinic — price verified September 2026
  • Semaglutide Online — price verified September 2026
  • GoodGirlRx — price verified September 2026
  • Lovely Meds — price verified September 2026
  • Your Vital Edge — price verified September 2026
  • Medsol RX — price verified September 2026
  • Elevate Health — price verified September 2026
  • VivioMD — price verified September 2026
  • Fridays — price verified September 2026
  • NuuVim — price verified September 2026
  • MEDVi — price verified September 2026
  • LillyDirect — price verified September 2026
  • Levity — price verified September 2026
  • HeliMeds — price verified September 2026
  • Fella Health — price verified September 2026
  • Corsica Health — price verified September 2026

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