Updated September 30, 2026 · ThriveCue Editorial Team

FeelGood ED vs Noom

FeelGood ED scores 8.9 and Noom 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

FeelGood ED

8.9/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Noom

9.1/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Where FeelGood ED and Noom differ

FeelGood ED vs Noom
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FeelGood EDFeelGood ED
ReviewVisitVisit
Noom
ReviewVisitVisit
Plan price per month$89Lower$99
Insurance acceptedNoYesHas it
Money-back period72 daysHigher7 to 14 days
MarketsUSUS, DE, ES, FR, KRCovers more
Free deliveryYesNot confirmed

Same on both: Fastest appointment (24 7), Mobile app (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Noom scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 8.9.
  • Plan price per month is lower at FeelGood ED: $89 vs $99.
  • Insurance accepted: only Noom.
  • Money-back period is higher at FeelGood ED: 72 days vs 7 to 14 days.
  • Support channels: only Noom offers Chat, Community.
  • Services: only FeelGood ED offers Sexual health.
  • Services: only Noom offers Menopause.
  • Markets: only Noom offers DE, ES, FR.

Our verdict on each

FeelGood ED

FeelGood ED suits US adults who want round-the-clock access to weight loss and sexual health support through a telehealth membership, and its $89 a month plan keeps the entry cost easy to judge. The trade-off is that insurance is not accepted, so visits and prescriptions are paid directly.

Read the full FeelGood ED review

Noom

The Noom plan runs at $99 a month with a money back window of 7 days to 14 days. It suits readers who want coaching with a clinician attached in the same subscription, and who live in the United States, DE and ES, a list that leaves out the UK.

Read the full Noom review

Score breakdown

FeelGood ED vs Noom
AreaFeelGood EDNoom
Cost8.7HigherPlan price $89 a month, with a 72 days money-back window, for a cost score of 8.7.8.6Plan price is $99 a month, and the money back window of 7 to 14 days caps what you risk if it does not suit.
Offer9.1Services online gp, prescriptions and weight loss run with 24 7 access, free delivery and a mobile app, for an offer score of 9.1.9.5HigherOne plan covers online gp, prescriptions and weight loss plus insurance acceptance, so coaching and clinical care sit in the same subscription.

Choosing between them

Pick FeelGood ED if plan price per month and money-back period matter most.

Pick Noom if offer, insurance accepted, and markets matter most.

Licences and countries

FeelGood ED vs Noom
CountryFeelGood EDNoom
HeadquartersUnited StatesUnited States

Available in 1 country for both.

What we checked

FeelGood ED

  • feelgoodmeds.com: 12 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Noom

  • noom.com: 10 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

FeelGood ED vs Noom
RankingFeelGood EDNoom
Online doctors and telehealth2 of 8211 of 82
Weight loss programs2 of 6012 of 60

Every fact side by side

FeelGood ED vs Noom
FactFeelGood EDNoom
ServicesOnline gp, Prescriptions, Weight loss, Sexual healthOnline gp, Prescriptions, Weight loss, Menopause
CliniciansDoctor, Nurse practitionerNot confirmed
Legal entityFeelGood Holdings, LLCNoom, Inc.
HeadquartersUnited StatesUnited States
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreChat, Phone, Email, Help centre, CommunityCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

FeelGood ED vs Noom
FactFeelGood EDNoomMedian
Plan price per month$89above the median$99above the median$49
Money-back period72 dayshighest quarter7 to 14 daysabove the median7 days

Median across 39 listed brands.

Pros and cons

FeelGood ED

Pros

  • A money-back window of 72 days lowers the risk of joining a membership you do not want.
  • Consultations come from doctor and nurse practitioner, so weight loss and sexual health requests are not limited to general physicians.
  • Availability of 24 7 lets you ask for a consultation outside normal office hours.

Cons

  • Insurance accepted is listed as no, so anyone in US pays for consultations and prescriptions without claiming anything back.
  • DocMorris covers a longer list, online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy, so a need that runs past weight loss and sexual health is better served there.
  • WeightWatchers adds a pharmacy service and menopause cover to the same medical and weight loss mix online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy, while this service list stops at online gp, prescriptions and weight loss.

Noom

Pros

  • Support spans chat, phone and email, putting a phone line next to chat, email, a help centre and a community.
  • Availability is listed as 24 7, so a reader can ask a question at any hour.
  • The whole programme runs in a mobile app, so the coaching and the consultations share one place.

Cons

  • The UK is not among US, DE and ES, so British readers cannot buy the plan.
  • Hair loss, skin and sexual health are not listed in online gp, prescriptions and weight loss, while DocMorris covers online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy.
  • A monthly cost of $99 sits above the €33.79 most programs start from, so the coaching is the premium part.

Who each suits

FeelGood ED

Who it suits

  • US adults who want weight loss and sexual health support from doctor and nurse practitioner with 24 7 access, and who are comfortable paying without insurance cover.
  • People who want free delivery and a mobile app alongside a 72 days money-back window, so they can test the membership before committing.
  • Readers weighing telehealth breadth against price, who can compare online gp, prescriptions and weight loss with online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy and online gp, pharmacy and prescriptions.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who also wants hair loss or skin cover, since DocMorris lists both in online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy.
  • Readers who want a pharmacy service or menopause care alongside the medical consult, which WeightWatchers includes in online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy.
  • People who need therapy, contraception or skin care in one place, since Pague Menos spans those in online gp, pharmacy and prescriptions.

Noom

Who it suits

  • Readers in the United States, DE and ES who want a clinician and a coach inside one subscription.
  • People who prefer to phone support, given chat, phone and email.
  • Members whose insurance can cover part of the plan, since insurance is accepted.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Readers in the UK, because the UK is not among US, DE and ES.
  • Readers after hair loss or skin as well as weight loss, since DocMorris lists online gp, prescriptions and pharmacy and Noom's online gp, prescriptions and weight loss does not.
  • Readers who want sexual health alongside weight loss, since FeelGood GLP-1 covers online gp, prescriptions and weight loss while Noom's list does not.

Current offers

Noom

Current offer

  • First period offer

    Microdose GLP-1Rx Program intro price: $79 to get started, then $179/mo

    All-inclusive pricing: clinical care, medication and digital program; billed quarterly; no insurance required; clinical eligibility check

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

  • First period offer

    GLP-1Rx Program intro price: $129 to get started, then $249/mo

    All-inclusive pricing: clinical care, medication and digital program; billed quarterly; no insurance required; clinical eligibility check

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

  • First period offer

    GLP-1Rx Plus Program intro price: $149 to get started, then $299/mo

    All-inclusive pricing: clinical care, medication and digital program; billed quarterly; no insurance required; clinical eligibility check

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

  • First period offer

    Weight Loss Pill (Metformin) intro price: $69 to get started, then $99/mo

    Oral weight loss pill plus Noom's program, medication included; billed quarterly; no insurance required

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

FeelGood ED vs Noom
CountryFeelGood EDNoom
United StatesYesYes

Questions about each

FeelGood ED

How much is the FeelGood ED plan each month?+

The membership is billed at $89 a month, and that single figure covers the services listed, online gp, prescriptions and weight loss. On the monthly plan price comparison the brand sits at position 25 of 37, so read it as a mid-priced membership rather than an entry-level fee.

Is there a money-back period?+

Yes, 72 days sits behind the refund policy, which gives you a real stretch of weeks to judge the service. That matters most for weight loss, where results take time to appear, so being able to exit after a trial period is worth more here than on a service where the effect shows straight away.

Noom

What does the Noom plan cost per month?+

The Noom plan costs $99 a month, and that is the figure to budget around rather than any introductory headline. No separate consultation price is listed, so the monthly plan is the single cost a reader meets before checkout. Anyone in the listed markets should confirm the local figure, since the plan runs in the United States, DE and ES.

Can I get my money back if Noom is not for me?+

Noom sets a money back window of 7 days to 14 days, so a request made inside that period can be refunded. That is the only exit stated, and it is short next to a subscription that renews monthly. Anyone planning to use the plan beyond the window should treat the first payment as committed rather than trial.

Noom

Higher score in this comparison

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