The Real Cost of Compounded Semaglutide

$59 buys the medication at any dose.

Embody's own catalog: a one-month supply is $79.00 against a compare-at price of $299.00, and the ladder above it’s $228 for three months ($76/mo), $438 for six ($73/mo) and $828 for twelve ($69/mo). The "$69/month" the affiliate landing page calls "flat locked in monthly pricing" is the twelve-month figure divided by twelve — exactly, to the dollar.

$79 a month at every dose, with consultation, medication, supplies and shipping inside it.

“As low as $89/mo”, with no term, prepay or renewal published — $1,068 a year on the only figure given. The $40 beside it is a referral credit.

$87 a cycle with supplies, messaging and shipping in it.

$99 a month, the cheapest route in.

$99 a month for a version you swallow rather than inject.

$99 is the only figure Strut publishes for this product, and it publishes it twice — as "As low as $99/mo" under a "Save 21% with auto-refill" badge, and as a flat "30-DAY SUPPLY · $99" under the heading "Simple, Transparent Pricing." The price without auto-refill isn’t published anywhere, so it may be higher than $99. No membership: the page says the price includes physician consultations and free shipping.

Headlined “As Low as $118” with “$117.96 / monthly” and “Save $87.92 with Our Quarterly Package”. The cents give it away: package totals divided.

$109 covers the medication, the provider and shipping with no membership.

$119 a month month-to-month; $109 a month on the three-month plan. Both were read off the product page by clicking its term toggle — the page shows one figure at a time, so which one you see depends on which tab is selected.

$119 a month, billed monthly.

$129 a month, flat at every dose, consultation and shipping included.

$99 is the twelve-month plan: the checkout reads "$99 x 12 Months = $1,188 every 12 months" and takes $1,188 today. The month-to-month plan is a separate product at $129, and its own order summary confirms it holds — "Next renewal total $129.00". In between: $357 for 3 months ($119/mo), $654 for 6 months ($109/mo). Same price at every dose; the compounded semaglutide microdose product is priced identically.

The page reads "$99 /mo — 10-week protocol ($299 total)". The $299 is printed, so the per-cycle charge is disclosed and the headline gap is zero; the $99 isn’t, because $299 across ten weeks is $129.57 a month. Live Vital divided by three, and ten weeks is 2.31 months.

$135/mo with no term, prepay or membership attached — $1,620 a year.

The price in the site's headline, and a real monthly one.

$99.00 every 21 days, charged for a product WellMedr's own checkout names "Semaglutide Injection - 1 Month Supply". The 21-day interval is why the annual figure is $1,716 and not the $1,188 twelve payments would come to. Prepay alternatives, same source: $278 every 80 days, $538 every 170, or $1,058 every 350.

$125 is $750 charged once for six months, and Yucca's own product schema says so: "Starting at $125 per month with the 6-month plan ($750 total); the month-to-month plan is $146 per month." Both numbers are coupon prices — the intake's frozen catalog prices the 1-month variant at $246 and the 6-month at $1,110, and the auto-applied codes SEMA100 and SEMA360 produce $146 and $750 exactly. A 3-month plan exists in the catalog at $690 less SEMA270, or $140 a month, but isn’t shown anywhere on its site. Every dose costs the same; the plan includes consultations, the injection kit and 2-day shipping.

Three figures — $45, $99, $149 — with no plan, term or renewal published. Filed at the highest so no board is flattered by an unpublished condition.

Billed monthly at every dose, in Idgie's own words. The advertised $114 means $687 charged today for six months.

The card reads “Get started for as little as $74 a month*” and, directly beneath it, “$149/mo thereafter”. The /pricing page names the term: a “2 month starter program”, $149 for two months, marked “Special offer pricing only available to new customers”. So a first year is about $1,639 and a full year at the standing rate is $1,788. The row is filed at the renewal because that is what a reader pays from month three.

$79 is the twelve-month plan, per Science & Co's own FAQ.

Same pattern as the lozenge: "As low as $149/mo · Save 13% with auto-refill" in the hero, then "MONTHLY VIAL · $149 · Monthly supply" in the pricing card. The undiscounted price is never stated. Semaglutide is compounded with vitamin B6 (pyridoxine); once-weekly subcutaneous injection.

$149.99 a month covering every dose from 0.25 mg to 2.5 mg, with no commitment stated. Both columns match because the flat rate is real: the figure appears seven times on the page, including in the hero, the pricing card, the FAQ and the closing block, and the page states "no first-month pricing games" and "no first-month gimmicks" outright.

From Trellis's own three-column table: $150 on a 1-month plan, $140 on 3 months, $133 on 6 months. No membership and no consultation fee, so this is the entire bill. The table is headed "Compounded GLP — all dosages available — same price", so no dose ladder sits behind it. Whether the 3- and 6-month plans bill up front isn’t published.

The $149 is gone. Re-checked 2026-08-12: "$149" no longer appears anywhere on superiorremedies.com, its pricing page is gone, and the three treatment pages under /treatments/ show no price of any kind — so the company now publishes no price while its FAQ promises "flat-rate pricing" and "the price we quote is the price you pay". The row keeps the last figure we checked ourselves, on 2026-08-11, because deleting it would leave you with nothing to hold the company to; treat it as a historic reading rather than a live quote.

“GLP-1 plans start at $158/mo*” under a “Buy 1, Get 1 free” banner. The asterisk is never resolved: no term, renewal or membership is published anywhere.

$149 a cycle, the cheapest way into this catalog.

Medication only, at 1 mg. “Prices reflect a 4-week supply” — thirteen fills a year, $1,937 — and the $150 membership on top is billed twelve times.

The card reads "$149/Month · $447 Total · Estimated 10–12 week supply". It’s one payment, not a monthly plan: adding it to the cart and opening checkout gives $447.00 + $25.82-class "Service Fee" of $17.84 + free shipping = $464.84, charged at once. Priced here at the generous end of PeterMD's own estimate — 12 weeks, three four-week cycles — giving $154.95 a cycle. At the 10-week end of the same estimate it’s $185.94 a cycle. The twin page /startsemaglutide/ labels the same figure "Monthly cost on a 10-12 week supply".

Advertised "Starting at $70.00" a month.

$169 all-in for a daily oral rather than a weekly shot.

The advertised $146 is six months paid at once, $875. Three months sits between at $165. The price holds at every dose.

$99 is the annual plan, billed $1,188 once — Trimi's own radio button reads "Select Annual plan, $1,188 per year" and its meta description reads "$99/mo annual ($175 monthly)". Month to month is $175; between them sit $720 for six months ($120/mo) and $435 a quarter ($145/mo). $175 is provably the base rate: Trimi's own "Save $90 / $330 / $912" labels are exactly $175 × 3, × 6 and × 12 minus each block total. The price is flat at every dose, and includes the clinician consultation, syringes, swabs, 24/7 messaging and cold-chain shipping.

Two charges: $39 intro membership + $99 medication = $138 the first month, then $79 + $99 = $178. The $99 is a "Starting at" price and Mochi publishes no dose ladder above it. Each monthly medication charge buys a 28-day supply, so twelve of them cover 336 days, not a year.

A proper ladder: $179 for one month down to $141.50 across a year. Every rung is cheaper than the one before it.

Henry's Premium Non-Injectable program: $179/mo for up to 60 mg every 60 days, as drops or dissolving tablets. Twelve months is $2,148 monthly or $1,788 paid in full, which is $149/mo.

Advertised and charged, with no dose-based increases. Buying a year in one go brings it to $1,899, about $21 a month less.

$179 month-to-month; $149 a month on the three-month plan, billed $447 every three months. Both figures are confirmed from the drug page's own FAQ and by clicking the card's term toggle.

$169 per four weeks — the one product whose marketing figure matches its store figure.

$189 a month on the plan card, or $133 a month across a $399 three-month plan.

$99 is the 12-month plan divided out: CoreAge's checkout charges $1,188 in one payment for it. The 1-month plan is $190 all-in — the order summary itemizes Doctor Support & Monitoring at $99 and Delivery at $40 and shows both struck through at Free, giving "Your total $190.00". Any dose up to 2.5 mg/wk is included at that price. In between: $399 for 3 months ($133/mo), $714 for 6 months ($119/mo).

The advertised $99 is a year paid up front, and renewals cost less rather than more — this plan renews at $165.

$190 per 30-day supply with no commitment, promised flat as your dose rises.

$179 per four weeks on all six microdose products.

Noom's own footnote: "Initial 3 week subscription and 4 weeks of medication from $49 plus tax and $179 per month plus tax for 12 week subscription thereafter." The price includes the medication. Three of Noom's "months" make twelve weeks, so a Noom month is four weeks and a year holds 13 of them. Meanwhile noom.com/med/ still answers "starting at $79" for the same program.

$179 whichever plan length you pick — four, eight or twelve weeks all cost the same.

$99 is the medication line only. Eden's footnote requires an active membership — $39 the first month, then $99/mo — and states "Medication is not available without a membership." Month one is therefore $138 and every month after is $198. The same price applies at every dose.

$198 covers the medication, the shipping and the $99 membership together.

$199 month to month, or $149 if you buy a year at $1,788.

Standard protocol: $169 subscribe, $199 no-commitment. A separate "Microdose" track on the same page runs $129 and $149 — and $129 is what the site's navigation advertises as "GLP-1 from $129/mo", so the number a reader meets first belongs to the low-dose track, not the standard one. Compounded with glycine or B12 per the page's own inclusions list.

$116 comes from “Pay later eligible… starting around $116/month” — financing, hedged. $199 is the only unhedged price, and no pricing page exists.

$199 a month, the one semaglutide price BreezeMeds shows on the page and charges at checkout.

"Weight Loss Treatments Starting at $199", corroborated by CareBareRX's own catalog at the 0.25 mg dose.

$199 a month covers the medication, your provider consultations, shipping and 24/7 support — there's no membership fee stacked on top, which there is at several of the big names. Checkout says "cancel anytime", so you're not locked into a term. You won't see the figure until you've answered the health questions, and it's shown with a struck-through $299 you can't verify anyone ever pays.

The daily pill costs the same $199 a month as the weekly injection, so there's no saving in choosing it. HumeCare+ doesn't publish the dose or the strength of the oral version anywhere, which matters more here than it does for the injection.

Advertised "$199/mo (first month $99) billed quarterly" — the $99 is a first-month rate and the $199 is what you go on paying. The cart states the block and the conversion together: "Quarterly Subscription $597 for a 3-month supply $199/mo", and $597 ÷ 3 = $199 exactly. All-in: "Includes your medication, dosing support, clinician consultations, and health coaching", so nothing is added.

$119 is the 12-month plan — $1,428 charged up front against a $2,388 list price, which is the "Save $960!" badge on Measured's own page. One month is $199. The rungs between are $417 for three months ($139/mo) and $774 for six ($129/mo). Medication and membership are one charge; nothing is billed separately.

$89 for the first month as a "limited offer", then $199.

$119 is Tier 1 — "Includes Doses of 0.25mg and 0.5mg" — against Rehydra+'s own "Normal Price: $199/Month". Tier 2 (0.75–1.0 mg) is $169 member / $269 normal; Tier 3 (1.7–2.5 mg) is $229 / $319. Every tier is badged "Valid for 6 Months · Non-Cancelable" and billed by autopay. Without a membership, single orders are sold by supply length: 0.25 mg is $149 for four weeks, $269 for eight, $399 for twelve; 0.5 mg is $179 / $319 / $459.

Billed monthly, flat at every dose, with medication and supplies included.

$159 is the 12-month rate; the product page's own table gives 1 month $199, 6 months $179, 12 months $159, and Shed's Terms §13.1 name $199 as the standing rate. Two caveats the table doesn’t carry: no program can be canceled inside two full months, and the portal's price table charges $299 once the dose moves past "starter".

The card reads “$139 to start”. Footnote 2 on the same page: you pay $139 a month for the FIRST SIX MONTHS — $834 in total — and the plan then renews at $1,194 for each six months after, which the company itself converts to $199 a month. There is no one-month option to fall back to. A separate page, /weight-loss/, sells the same injection at “$99/month*” where the asterisk reads “Price for purchase of 12 months supply” — $1,188 for a year, against $2,388 a year on this plan.

$149 covers the first cycle; the rate is $199.

Half the standard dose, split across two injections a week. $189 per 28-day supply, and the only row here with no gap between advertised and walk-away because Remedy sells no prepay bundle for it — the honest consequence of which is that $189 is also the real price. Thirteen charges a year is $2,457. Microdosing voids the Weight Loss Warranty and its refill form runs quarterly rather than every cycle.

"$209 · $109 first order · then $209 / month." The $100 gap is a first-order promotion badged "$100 Off First Order · Limited time promotion · Automatically applied at checkout." Prepaying instead: 3 months $575 ($192/mo) or 6 months $1,065 ($178/mo), "Billed once at the start of the plan." No membership fee; the page states the price includes the clinician visit, injection supplies and two-day shipping.

Pallas advertises this as "$199/month". The charge is $597 every 12 weeks, and $597 ÷ 3 is $199 — so the per-cycle number is honest and the headline gap is zero. The unit isn’t: Pallas's own chunk stamps the renewal `renewalWeeks: 12` and then averages it with `Math.round(renewalCents/300)`, dividing 12 weeks by three months. A 12-week cycle arrives 52/12 = 4.33 times a year, so the year is $2,587 and not the $2,388 that "$199/mo" implies. The first four weeks are $139 as an intro rate, not the standing one, and renewals are anchored to 12 weeks starting four weeks after clinician approval. There’s no month-to-month rung for the compounded GLP-1s at all.

$119/mo is labeled “New to GLP-1s (starter-dose only). Reg $219.” on the same line, so $219 is the standing price — $2,628 a year.

$219 a month, or $200 on a 12-week plan — a $19 gap, the narrowest prepay discount we have priced.

A once-daily dissolvable tablet at $229 a month, or $199 if you commit to six.

“$199 to start” against a struck-through $239. Footnote 3: $199 a month for six months, $1,194, then $1,434 per six months — $239 a month. The oral route costs more per year than the injection on the same plan, which is the reverse of the assumption most readers arrive with.

$229 a cycle, one plan only, with the clinician, the supplies and two-day shipping in it.

$249 a month with the $50 consultation and $25 shipping inside it.

$249.00 billed every month — $48 less than the injection, $2,988 a year. Taken by mouth rather than injected, with 1 mg/day and 0.25 mg/day options offered at intake subject to prescriber approval.

$171 is the year prepaid, $2,057 at once. This is the one headline on the page that matches the price list behind it.

“Start For Just $179!” with “$249/mo after” printed against it, so $249 is the standing rate — $2,988 a year. Six months for four is the alternative.

"Monthly $249/mo · $199 first month." The storefront's "Starting at $199" is that first month. Prepay: 3mo $748 ($249/mo — Synergy's own card reads "Save $-1"), 6mo $1,248 ($208/mo), 12mo $2,298 ($192/mo).

$158 is $1,900 for twelve months. TMates's own plan data stores the block as the price and the monthly figure as a label. The one-month plan is $249, and TMates's own product data says the same. The middle blocks are $650 for three months ($217) and $1,050 for six ($175). Every dose from 0.25 mg to 2.4 mg is the same price, and the checkout adds no fee and charges nothing for shipping — but it renews every 30 days rather than every calendar month.

$167 is Oak's own "As low as $167/mo*" and it reproduces nowhere: all 566 products in Oak's checkout catalog were divided by their own days-supply and none lands on $167 at any dose, plan length or pharmacy. The asterisk has no footnote. $250 is the product Oak's checkout actually opens with — "Greenwich Semaglutide/B12 0.2mg", a 30-day supply — and that line is genuinely flat: the same $250 at 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.9, 1.12, 1.5, 1.9, 2.16 and 2.3 mg. Nothing is added for the consultation or shipping; the checkout returns $0.00 for both. Four other pharmacy lines in the same catalog aren’t flat, running $205–$269, $225–$290 and, on the 28-day line, $225–$350.

$149 buys the first cycle only; the rate is $249.

$259 a month, or $186 on a 52-week plan.

$178 is the year prepaid, $2,140 at once.

$149 is Ivim's own "starting at" figure on /weightloss/, badged "Medication + Program fee included". Walk-away is the steady-state month on Ivim's shortest block: its pricing page itemizes "Semaglutide 2-month … Total Due Today: $379", which is $189.50/mo of medication, plus the $75/mo membership Ivim requires after the free first month.

$212 is the 48-week plan: Enhance.MD's own catalog lists it as one 48-week charge with the breakdown "$2,544 charged every 48 weeks / Equivalent to paying $212/mo". The month-to-month SKU is $249 every 4 weeks, and the block discounts confirm it’s the base rate — 249 less 5%, 10% and 15% is exactly the $237, $224 and $212 the page shows for the 12-, 24- and 48-week plans. Price doesn’t change with dose (0.25 mg to 2.5 mg). The homepage's "$112 first month" is $212 minus the one-time SUMMER100 coupon and isn’t a charge that exists.

Luvo's own tabs set the cycle: 4 weeks $249 ($62/week), 12 weeks $657 ($55), 24 weeks $1,194 ($50), 52 weeks $2,327 ($45). The advertised column is that 52-week total expressed per four weeks ($2,327 ÷ 13 = $179) so both columns sit on the same cycle.

$199 is the "FOUNDING MEMBER · FIRST 100" rate; the page states "[w]hen they're gone, the price returns to $249." Billed every 4 weeks, so 13 charges a year at either figure. Vyvron says the founding rate is "locked for as long as you're a member," and the spot counter has read "100 of 100 founding spots left" on every check. Which compound you get is the provider's decision, not a price tier.

Try Ageless's own plan selector: "Monthly · $279 every month · was $379". The $199 headline is the yearly plan ($2,388 up front) divided by twelve; in between sit $747 every 3 months ($249/mo) and $1,314 every 6 months ($219/mo).

$169/mo is a 12-month plan paid up front — $2,028 on day one — and Found's terms make subscription fees non-refundable. $289 is the month-to-month rate from Found's own footnote. The compounded medication is included at any dose; brand-name GLP-1s are billed separately. With insurance the same two figures are $99 and $199, plus a copay Found says is typically about $30. Billing runs every 30 days rather than on the calendar month.

$269 for a four-week plan, the only tier with no commitment.

$175 needs six months and $1,050. Four months is $179.

The checkout shows one option, at "0% off", reading "$297.00 billed every month". Nothing is added on top: shipping is free, there’s no membership, and the Terms fold pharmacy, medical-group and platform fees into this figure. Advertised and walk-away are the same number because there’s no prepay tier to discount from. Twelve months is $3,564, plus sales tax. Its "$9.58 per day" badge is $297 ÷ 31.

$297/mo month to month, capped at up to 10 mg every 70 days or 12.5 mg every 90 days. Twelve months is $3,564 billed monthly, or $2,364 paid in full — $197/mo. Six months is $1,782, or $1,482 paid in full ($247/mo).

Zealthy's own words: "Semaglutide Bundle: $217 for your first month, then $297 per month." All-in — care, prescription and the compounded medication, no separate membership charge. The same 217/297 pair is what its signup charges as the sale and regular price.

$299 for a 30-day supply, and $299 is the whole bill: MangoRx's banner reads "Free provider visits and shipping on all orders" and its support FAQ says the subscription covers provider review, lab coordination and the medication. Its own catalog API returns pricebase 299 for the 2 mg, 4 mg and 6 mg daily options and for the monthly subscription SKU, with pricesale 0 and initialPrice null — no dose tier, no intro rate, no struck-through anchor and no multi-month block anywhere in the response.

$179 covers the first month only, on a welcome coupon; the rate is $299.

SnagRx's own product row reads "In Stock · $299 $69 · Compounded Semaglutide Injections". The $299 is the walk-away because its FAQ states the discounts are "subscribe and save" deals where "customers will agree to a subscription length for stated monthly discount", while "month to month pricing" has no contract.

$299/mo with no introductory tier.

$279 per four weeks in the store.

4 weeks $279 ($70/week), 12 weeks $777 ($65), 24 weeks $1,434 ($60), 52 weeks $2,717 ($52). Advertised is $2,717 ÷ 13 = $209.

$179 is a first-shipment promo, stated as such on Gala's own checkout: "4 Week Supply · You are saving $120 · ~~$299/month~~ PAY ONLY $179 LIMITED OFFER", with "CODE APPLIED: GALA120". The standing rate is $299. The cycle is four weeks — "each month includes one shot per week, for a total of four shots" — so it bills 13 times a year, not 12. Year one is $179 + 12 × $299 = $3,767; thereafter $3,887.

$299 buys one 28-day supply and is what you pay if you stop after one. $179 is the 12-month bundle — $2,148 charged upfront, non-refundable — divided by twelve. The ladder between them: $747 for 3 months ($249/mo) and $1,194 for 6 months ($199/mo). Because supply ships every 28 days, twelve months is thirteen charges, so a year at the walk-away rate is $3,887, not $3,588. Excludes sales tax.

$149 is $299 with the one-time code FIRST150 applied — proved by applying it to the semaglutide SKU, which returns a $150.00 discount and a $149.00 total. Sprout's own FAQ: "The program costs $299/month for Compounded Semaglutide … Get $150 off your first month with code: FIRST150." The catalog prices the SKU as "$299.00 every 4 weeks" and the checkout schedules the first renewal 28 days out, so this is 13 charges a year. The price covers the provider evaluation, follow-ups, a 4-week supply and shipping.

A three-rung ladder rather than four: 8 months at $229, 4 at $299, 1 at $349, and a renewal rate of $349. The microdose renews at exactly the same price as the standard dose, so the saving exists only while the prepay term runs.

SkinnyRx's own price module carries the full ladder — 12 months at $199, 6 at $249, 4 at $299, 1 at $349 — and a separate renewal rate of $349 recorded for this product. The $349 is therefore both the one-month rate and the rate SkinnyRx's code says a subscription renews at, which is why it’s the walk-away figure rather than the $199 on the card.

$249 first month, then $369 — $70 above the injection.

$164.00 is the 0.075 mg sublingual dose — Midi's own "starting as low as" figure. Walk-away is the injectable at 2.5 mg, the maintenance dose, at $355.00 per 4-week supply including shipping and supplies, plus $31 of amortised care (the $250 initial visit and one $150 renewal spread over a year's thirteen cycles — a floor, since Midi doesn’t publish how often a follow-up is required). The injectable ladder is $165.90 at 0.1–0.5 mg, $270.90 at 0.75–1.5 mg, $340.00 at 1.75–2 mg and $355.00 at 2.5 mg, so a quote taken at the starting dose is less than half of where you land. Midi never writes "semaglutide" on this page; the identification comes from its /store/semaglutide URL and from a 0.1–2.5 mg ladder that belongs to no other molecule.

Medication plus a $95 supervision fee, added on GOAL.MD’s own table: $294 at 0.25 mg, $444 at 1 mg, $594 at 2 mg. Filed at 1 mg.