Who can prescribe a GLP-1, what it costs, and what insurance will touch is a different answer in Berlin, Warsaw and Vilnius. This page is a local-authority briefing, not a clinic. Rules move. Treat every number as something to confirm with a doctor or insurer in the quarter you are reading it. Last reviewed September 2026.
| Germany | Poland | Lithuania | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who typically prescribes | GPs, endocrinologists, obesity and diabetes clinics. A prescription is required | Mostly specialists and private obesity clinics. Public access is narrower | Endocrinologists and some private internists. Family doctors are not the usual door |
| Public coverage | Type 2 diabetes has a clearer statutory path than obesity. Obesity coverage is restricted and often a fight | Limited reimbursement. A large share of use is private-pay | Limited public funding. Most people pay |
| What people actually pay | Private monthly cost is typically several hundred euros if uncovered. Confirm current list prices | Private monthly cost is typically in the mid-to-high hundreds of zloty to over a thousand, depending on the pen | Private monthly cost is typically a few hundred euros. Stock and brand vary |
| What to take to the appointment | BMI, comorbidities, what you have already tried, a medication list | The same, plus whether you are asking for public or private | The same. Ask where the prescription will be filled |
What this page will not do
It will not find you a pen, a compounded vial, or a Telegram seller. Cross-border personal import is a legal question, not a life hack. If a price looks impossible, assume the product is.
Nutrition does not change at the border. Protein, two sessions, fluid, a night. The German, Polish or Lithuanian kitchen still has oats and yoghurt. The two products we ship are the same ones: Creatine Daily Gummies and SleepHit.
If you want the honest supplement stance next, read do you need supplements on GLP-1 at all.
This is general information, not a substitute for a doctor, pharmacist or insurer in your country. Coverage and list prices change. Confirm before you budget or start a medicine. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
