Eden vs Remedy Meds GLP-1: 2026 Pricing and Plans Compared

Last reviewed: September 1, 2026 Last updated: September 1, 2026

Written by: Jay Hastings, CEO of PlexusDx

Jay Hastings is the CEO of PlexusDx, a precision health company focused on genetic testing, blood biomarker insights, and personalized wellness recommendations. He has more than 20 years of experience across healthcare innovation, genomics, laboratory operations, healthcare investing, and strategic finance. His work has included scaling healthcare startups, leading CLIA lab integrations, and helping expand consumer access to precision health tools.

Medically reviewed by: Jayden Lee, PharmD, EMBA

Jayden Lee, PharmD, EMBA, is the PlexusDx Medical Science Liaison with a PharmD and MBA specializing in pharmacogenomics and clinical product development, with a proven ability to bridge the gap between genomic research and practical patient outcomes. Dr. Lee has more than 10 years of professional experience in clinical pharmacy, academia, and research.

PlexusDx publishes this comparison and is one of the providers discussed. We use the same evidence rules for our own program and competing programs.

Compounded medication disclosure: Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded drugs before marketing for safety, effectiveness, or quality. A licensed clinician determines whether a prescription is appropriate for an individual patient. PlexusDx works with licensed 503A compounding pharmacies.

The short answer

Eden and Remedy Meds serve different product tiers with different billing structures, making a direct monthly-cost comparison impossible on the plans we captured. Eden sells standard-dose semaglutide injection at $198/month all-in (medication $99 plus required $99 membership) and tirzepatide injection at $298/month all-in, both on monthly terms only, with a "lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back" pledge. Remedy Meds sells microdose GLP-1 at $189/month all-inclusive (no membership fee, one charge) with unlimited video visits and phone support, but publishes no standard-dose pricing and shows the $189 figure only after intake. Neither provider offers three-month or six-month term options in the evidence we captured. PlexusDx sells standard-dose semaglutide injection at $189/month month-to-month (lower than Eden's $198 all-in), microdose at $129/month (lower than Remedy's $189), and publishes all pricing on product pages without requiring intake first. The decision turns on whether you prioritize a results-based refund structure (Eden), a bundled unlimited-care model (Remedy), or published pricing with format variety and lower three-month and six-month rates (PlexusDx).

At a glance: Eden, Remedy Meds, and PlexusDx

Normalized 12-month costs

The programs serve different product tiers—Eden's standard-dose injections versus Remedy's microdose—so a like-for-like monthly cost comparison is not possible on the plans we captured. Remedy publishes no standard-dose pricing, and Eden offers no microdose plan. The calculations below show each program's published rates extended to 12 months; tier differences mean these figures measure structural cost, not direct substitutes.

Eden (month-to-month, standard-dose injection):

• Semaglutide: 12 × $198/month = $2,376/year (our calculation, Source 1 captured 2026-09-01)
• Tirzepatide: 12 × $298/month = $3,576/year (our calculation, Source 1 captured 2026-09-01)

Remedy Meds (month-to-month, microdose):

• Microdose GLP-1 (either compound): 12 × $189/month = $2,268/year (our calculation, Source 2 captured 2026-09-01)

PlexusDx (month-to-month, all-inclusive):

• Semaglutide injection: 12 × $189/month = $2,268/year (our calculation)
• Tirzepatide injection: 12 × $289/month = $3,468/year (our calculation)
• Microdose GLP-1 Protocol: 12 × $129/month = $1,548/year (our calculation)
• Oral semaglutide: 12 × $289/month = $3,468/year (our calculation)
• Oral tirzepatide: 12 × $349/month = $4,188/year (our calculation)

On standard-dose semaglutide injection, PlexusDx at $2,268/year is $108 less than Eden's $2,376/year. On tirzepatide injection, PlexusDx at $3,468/year is $108 less than Eden's $3,576/year. On microdose, PlexusDx at $1,548/year is $720 less than Remedy's $2,268/year—but Remedy bundles unlimited video visits and phone support that PlexusDx does not itemize separately, so the gap partly reflects different care-delivery models. Eden offers only month-to-month terms; PlexusDx also offers lower prepaid rates at three-month and six-month terms (semaglutide injection drops to $149/month on six-month prepay, tirzepatide injection to $249/month).

Decision factors

Billing structure and transparency

Eden bills two recurring charges—medication plus a separate $99/month membership—so your card sees two line items every month. Remedy Meds and PlexusDx each bill one all-inclusive charge that covers provider visit, prescription, medication, and shipping. Eden shows pricing on its checkout page; Remedy shows the $189 microdose rate only after you complete an intake quiz; PlexusDx publishes all rates on product pages before intake. If you prioritize seeing the full cost before starting an intake, PlexusDx and Eden offer more upfront transparency than Remedy; if you prefer one consolidated charge over two separate recurring fees, Remedy and PlexusDx beat Eden's dual-billing model.

Product tier and format availability

Eden sells standard-dose semaglutide and tirzepatide injections; no microdose or oral formats were captured. Remedy Meds sells microdose GLP-1 (either compound); no standard-dose pricing was published or captured, and no oral formats were documented. PlexusDx sells standard-dose injection, oral capsule, and microdose formats across both compounds, giving the widest format choice if your provider recommends an alternative to injection or you want to start at microdose and step up. The tier difference matters: microdose protocols use lower weekly doses and may suit maintenance or gradual titration; standard-dose protocols follow manufacturer escalation schedules and are the tier most clinical trial data describe. If you need a specific format or want flexibility to switch formats mid-program, verify availability with each provider at intake.

Included care and support

Remedy Meds includes unlimited video visits with clinicians, always-on phone support, and a 100% U.S.-based care team in its $189/month microdose price—the most explicitly itemized ongoing-support bundle in this comparison. Eden's membership fee covers provider approval within 24 hours and unspecified ongoing support; the evidence does not detail visit frequency or communication channels. PlexusDx includes the initial provider visit, prescription, medication, and shipping in one price, plus a free Doctor of Pharmacy check-in; additional provider consultations are available but not unlimited by default. If unlimited scheduled and ad-hoc clinical contact is central to your adherence or you anticipate frequent dosing questions, Remedy's care bundle may justify its microdose premium over PlexusDx's $129 microdose rate; if you need standard-dose medication and want the membership cost folded into the medication price rather than billed separately, PlexusDx and Remedy structure charges more simply than Eden.

Results pledges and guarantees

Eden offers "lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back" on compounded plans; full terms—including what constitutes compliance, how refunds are calculated, and whether the membership fee is included—were not captured. Remedy Meds advertises "guaranteed or it's free" under its Remedy Weight Loss Warranty; again, full conditions were not documented. PlexusDx does not offer a results-based refund. If a money-back structure increases your confidence in starting treatment, verify the warranty's requirements (weigh-in protocol, adherence thresholds, refund scope) directly with Eden or Remedy before enrollment. These pledges may reduce financial risk if you meet the terms, but they do not replace clinical judgment—neither guarantee predicts individual response, and discontinuation for tolerability or ineffectiveness remains possible under any program.

Plan-term flexibility and prepaid rates

Eden and Remedy each offer month-to-month plans only (Remedy ships every 28 days); neither provider published three-month or six-month term pricing in the evidence we captured. PlexusDx offers month-to-month, three-month prepaid, and six-month prepaid rates. On the six-month plan, semaglutide injection drops to $149/month ($894 prepaid total, our calculation) and tirzepatide injection to $249/month ($1,494 prepaid total, our calculation)—$40/month and $40/month below PlexusDx's own month-to-month rates, respectively. If you expect to stay on medication for six months or longer and want to lock a lower per-month equivalent, PlexusDx's prepaid terms deliver that option; if you want maximum plan flexibility or prefer not to prepay, all three providers support month-to-month enrollment with anytime cancellation (Eden and PlexusDx explicitly; Remedy describes "no long-term commitment").

Choose Eden if…

• You want standard-dose semaglutide or tirzepatide injection and value a "lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back" results pledge, subject to the program's full terms.
• You accept two recurring monthly charges (medication plus membership) in exchange for provider approval within 24 hours and the structure Eden's membership provides.
• You do not need oral or microdose formats, and month-to-month flexibility meets your plan horizon.

Choose Remedy Meds if…

• You want microdose GLP-1 with unlimited video clinician visits and always-on phone support bundled into one monthly price, and you value that care model enough to accept higher microdose cost than PlexusDx.
• You prefer to complete an intake quiz before seeing pricing, or you are comfortable with less upfront price transparency in exchange for Remedy's guaranteed-or-free warranty and U.S.-based care team.
• Standard-dose injection or oral formats are not priorities, or you will verify standard-dose availability and pricing directly with Remedy if your provider recommends stepping up from microdose.

Where PlexusDx fits

PlexusDx sits between Eden's results-pledge structure and Remedy's unlimited-care bundle by publishing all pricing on product pages, offering the widest format variety (standard injection, oral capsule, microdose), and delivering the lowest month-to-month rates on both standard-dose semaglutide injection ($189 vs Eden's $198) and microdose ($129 vs Remedy's $189). The program uses one all-inclusive charge with no separate membership fee, includes a free Doctor of Pharmacy check-in, and offers lower three-month and six-month prepaid rates. PlexusDx does not bundle unlimited video visits or offer a results-based refund, so it suits patients who prioritize transparent published pricing and format flexibility over ongoing scheduled clinical contact or money-back guarantees. If you want to compare injection, oral, and microdose options side by side before intake, or you plan to stay on medication long enough that a six-month prepaid term saves meaningful cost, PlexusDx provides those levers; if unlimited clinician access or a contractual results pledge is non-negotiable, Eden or Remedy may better match that priority.

Methodology and freshness

We captured Eden's pricing, plan terms, billing structure, medication availability, and money-back pledge from its website on 2026-09-01 (evidence verified 2026-07-19). We captured Remedy Meds' microdose pricing, care bundle, price-disclosure method, plan terms, and warranty language from its website and intake funnel on 2026-09-01 (evidence verified 2026-07-20). PlexusDx pricing and plan terms were captured on 2026-09-01 from live product pages. All 12-month cost totals are our calculations, derived by multiplying the stated monthly rate by 12; all per-month figures on multi-month PlexusDx plans are prepaid totals divided by term length, also our calculation. Neither Eden nor Remedy published three-month or six-month term options in the evidence we reviewed. Remedy's standard-dose pricing was not published on its website or shown during intake; Eden's microdose and oral-format availability were not documented. Where a figure or feature was not captured, we state that absence plainly rather than inferring availability. Prices reflect standard ongoing rates and prepaid totals only, verified at the dates shown. Confirm current pricing, plan terms, care inclusions, and warranty conditions directly with each provider at checkout or intake—telehealth programs update rates and offerings outside our capture schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Eden's membership fee cover anything beyond the medication?

Eden's $99/month membership is required and billed separately from the medication charge. The membership covers provider approval within 24 hours and unspecified ongoing support, but the evidence we captured did not detail visit frequency, communication channels, or additional services. Confirm what the membership includes—such as follow-up consultations, dosing adjustments, or care-team access—directly with Eden before enrollment.

Why does Remedy Meds show pricing only after intake?

Remedy Meds does not publish standard-dose or microdose pricing on its website; the $189/month microdose rate appeared only at the end of the intake funnel in our evidence capture. The provider likely tailors pricing or plan recommendations to intake responses. If you want to see cost before starting an intake, Eden shows pricing on its checkout page and PlexusDx publishes all rates on product pages.

Can I switch from microdose to standard dose with any of these providers?

The evidence does not document mid-program format or dose-tier switching policies for Eden or Remedy Meds. PlexusDx sells both microdose and standard-dose formats, but whether you can switch tiers without restarting intake or how pricing adjusts is not specified. If you anticipate stepping up from microdose to standard dose as your response plateaus, confirm the switching process, any re-qualification requirements, and cost implications with each provider before starting.

Do these programs' results pledges guarantee weight loss?

No. Eden's "lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back" and Remedy's "guaranteed or it's free" are conditional refund offers, not clinical guarantees of efficacy. Full terms—including weigh-in schedules, adherence definitions, and refund scope—were not captured. Individual response to GLP-1 medications varies; some patients discontinue for tolerability or inadequate response even under a warranty program. Review the complete warranty terms and discuss realistic outcome expectations with your provider during intake.

Which provider has the lowest total cost over 12 months?

On the plans we captured, PlexusDx microdose at $1,548/year is the lowest figure, but that compares to Remedy's microdose at $2,268/year, which bundles unlimited video visits and phone support PlexusDx does not itemize. On standard-dose semaglutide injection month-to-month, PlexusDx at $2,268/year is $108 less than Eden's $2,376/year. PlexusDx's six-month prepaid semaglutide injection is $1,788/year (our calculation, $149/month × 12), the lowest standard-dose figure across all three providers. Total cost depends on which tier, format, and term length your provider recommends and whether bundled care or a results pledge justifies a higher per-month rate for your situation.

Sources

• Source 1: Eden website, pricing and plan terms captured 2026-09-01, verified 2026-07-19
• Source 2: Remedy Meds website and intake funnel, pricing and care bundle captured 2026-09-01, verified 2026-07-20
• Source 3: PlexusDx product pages, pricing and plan terms captured 2026-09-01

Medical and Editorial Standards

Medical review process: This article was reviewed for medical accuracy, scientific clarity, evidence alignment, and appropriate discussion of genetics, medications, supplements, biomarkers, and health-related claims.

Sources and evidence: PlexusDx educational content is developed using peer-reviewed research, clinical literature, reputable medical references, and, where applicable, public health or regulatory guidance. References are included at the end of the article when scientific, medical, or health-related claims are discussed.

Commercial transparency: PlexusDx offers genetic testing, blood biomarker testing, personalized supplement recommendations, and related precision wellness services. Product mentions are intended to help readers understand available options and should not be interpreted as medical advice.

Important disclaimer: PlexusDx educational content is for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making decisions about medications, supplements, genetic testing, lab testing, or health-related care.