What each compound actually costs, company by company

Every priced row on a published review here that names semaglutide and does not name a brand. That includes every formulation — sublingual, injectable, compounded with B6 — and it includes a plan sold as "semaglutide or tirzepatide" at one price, with the plan stated in the row label, because a plan price is not a quote for this molecule. It excludes branded Wegovy and Ozempic, which are a different product; any row whose molecule the company never states, because putting it here would mean guessing; and any product sold as semaglutide AND tirzepatide together, because a two-drug price is not a quote for this molecule.

Every priced row on a published review here that names tirzepatide and does not name a brand. That includes both oral and injectable preparations, and it includes a plan sold as "semaglutide or tirzepatide" at one price — the row label says so, because a plan price is not a quote for this molecule. It excludes branded Zepbound and Mounjaro, which are a different product; any row whose molecule the company never states, because putting it here would mean guessing; and any product sold as semaglutide AND tirzepatide together, because a two-drug price is not a quote for this molecule.

Every priced row on a published review here whose compound names estradiol, in any delivery method — pill, patch, gel, spray, vaginal cream, body cream or vaginal insert. A company selling five appears five times, because they are five different products at five different prices. A membership that includes estradiol at no extra charge is on the board with the plan stated in the row label, because it is a real route to the molecule at a published price. It excludes any row naming only estriol, which is a different molecule; and any row whose molecule the company never states — a product sold as "estrogen" with nothing more said is not a quote for estradiol, and listing it as one would assert an identity the seller has not published.

Every priced row on a published review here that names semaglutide, states a route taken by mouth, and does not name a brand. That includes every swallowed formulation — a lozenge held under the tongue, a sublingual, an orally dissolving tablet — with the form named in the row, because they are different products at different prices. It is scoped to what a company STATES: a seller that offers an oral semaglutide but never says so in the product name is not on this board, because the route is not in the data and we will not infer one. It excludes branded Wegovy in tablet form, which is a different product, and every other row this rule catches but does not select is named below with the reason.

Every priced row on a published review here that names Zepbound. That includes all four of the manufacturer's published dose tiers, listed separately because Lilly prices by dose rather than flat, and it includes a route that stacks a telehealth care fee on the manufacturer's own price, with the arrangement stated in the row. It excludes a program fee quoted against an insurance copay, which is not a price for this drug, and that row is named below with the reason.