Ivim Health Review: Three Pages, Three Prices for the Same Injection

Two charges, one of them up front. Medication is sold in blocks: semaglutide is $379 for two months, $499 for four or $600 for six; tirzepatide is $550, $900 or $1,100 for the same blocks. Membership is $75 a month on top, free for the first month only. So the cheapest way in — two months of semaglutide — is $379 on day one and $75 in month two, which is $454, or $227 a month for those two months and $264.50 a month once the free month is behind you. All figures read off ivimhealth.com/glp1-pricing/ on August 7, 2026.

Because three pages haven’t been reconciled with each other. On August 7, 2026, ivimhealth.com/weightloss/ said "Compounded Tirzepatide starting at* $224/mo" with the footnote "Medication + Program fee included". ivimhealth.com/compounded-tirzepatide/ said "Starting at $133/mo" on the same day. And ivimhealth.com/glp1-pricing/ listed the six-month block at $1,100, which is $183.33 a month before membership. The $133 has a source: Ivim's own store prices that six-month SKU at $798, and $798 ÷ 6 is $133. So the product page is quoting a discounted store price, the pricing page is quoting a higher one, and neither adds the membership. This review reports all of them rather than picking a favorite.

On repeating two-month semaglutide blocks: six blocks at $379 is $2,274, plus eleven membership months at $75, which is $825 — $3,099 for the year, or $258.25 a month. Tirzepatide the same way is $3,300 plus $825, or $4,125. Buying six-month blocks instead pulls both down hard: two semaglutide blocks at $600 plus $825 of membership is $2,025 for the year, and tirzepatide is $2,200 plus $825, or $3,025. The saving is real. What it costs you is $600 or $1,100 handed over on day one, and a restocking fee if you stop.

You get the unshipped medication refunded, less a fee. Section 16 of Ivim's terms: "we will refund any unshipped medication, less an administrative/restocking fee of $100 for each undeveloped three-month portion of your plan or $50 for each undeveloped two-month portion." Ivim's own worked example is that canceling a six-month plan after two months triggers two $50 fees. Anything already dispensed is gone — the refund policy says prescribed medication is non-refundable "regardless of usage, program duration, or cancellation of membership." The one carve-out is medical: the fee is waived entirely if a provider determines you’re ineligible to continue, pregnancy included.

Not one you can find. The public pricing page offers two-, four- and six-month blocks only. Ivim's own store catalog does carry one-month SKUs — $199 for semaglutide, $300 for tirzepatide, both flagged purchasable and in stock when we queried it on August 7, 2026 — but the product pages those SKUs point at redirect to the homepage, so there’s no route a shopper can actually take to them. They aren’t published here as prices because no page on the site sells them. If you want a single month, ask before you pay.

Yes, wherever you’re — but the route differs. Ivim doesn’t publish a coverage map, so this comes from the routing table inside its own sign-up form, read on August 7, 2026. Thirty-seven states plus Washington, D.C. take the standard path. Arizona, New York and Washington are flagged as limited. Delaware, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, Tennessee and West Virginia are marked schedule-only, meaning a booked visit rather than the asynchronous intake everyone else gets. The three lists cover all 50 states and D.C. between them, with nothing left out.

It was about the vial, not the advertising. On February 20, 2026 FDA wrote to Ivim Services LLC saying the compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide products pictured on ivimhealth.com "identify 'Ivim' on the pictured label, suggesting Ivim is the compounder of those drugs when in fact it is not," citing the rule that a company name on a drug label without qualification means that company made it. FDA asked Ivim to name the entities that actually produce the products. Nothing in the letter alleges a problem with sterility, potency or contamination. For a price shopper the practical point is narrow but real: the brand on the box tells you who sold it to you, not who compounded it, so two subscriptions at very different prices may or may not be the same medicine.

It depends entirely on whether you use it. What it buys is unlimited video visits with no appointment fee, weekly dose adjustments, 24/7 text or phone access, 1-on-1 coaching and 20% off Ivim's supplements. Providers that charge per visit can add $50 to $150 each time, so a patient titrating actively can genuinely come out ahead. A patient who is stable on one dose and never calls is paying $900 a year for a refill authorization. Ivim doesn’t offer a medication-only tier, so that decision isn’t on the table — the membership is required for as long as the prescription runs.