Pomegranate Health advertises compounded semaglutide at $119/month and tirzepatide at $149/month with no membership fee. We explain what is included, where the evidence requires checkout confirmation, and how rates compare to PlexusDx all-dose pricing.

Mochi Health advertises compounded semaglutide from $99/month and tirzepatide from $129/month at starting doses, but per-dose pricing means costs rise as treatment progresses.

Eden charges $198 or $298 all-in per month for compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide, billing medication and membership separately. PlexusDx charges one all-inclusive rate and offers prepay discounts Eden does not.

Trava does not publish medication pricing, plan structure, or first-month versus refill rates. Long-term treatment costs require completing intake or requesting a location-specific quote, preventing comparison before commitment.

Brello Health advertises all-inclusive pricing for compounded GLP-1 medication, but the prepaid structure and renewal timing create cost-transparency questions that matter at the point of decision.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises 12-week prepaid packages for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, but the pricing page leaves key questions unanswered—including ongoing refill costs and whether visits, labs, and shipping carry separate fees.

TrimRx advertises semaglutide at $199/month and tirzepatide at $349/month, but checkout-verified rates are $299 and $399 month-to-month. We break down first-month expectations, refill costs, multi-month prepaid plans, and 12-month treatment totals.

Amble charges the same rate for semaglutide every month—no first-month discount, no refill surprise. We break down what 12 months actually costs against providers with prepaid options.

Alan Meds advertises both a buy-one-get-one promotional structure and a monthly billing plan for compounded semaglutide—but official pages conflict on which offer is current. We normalize both structures to 12-month costs and compare against prepaid alternatives.

ReflexMD advertises month-to-month GLP-1 plans at $299 for semaglutide and $399 for tirzepatide, but we found no evidence of prepaid or multi-month discount options as of September 2026.

Fridays Health offers compounded GLP-1 medications on a cash-pay basis with tirzepatide $389/month month-to-month or $240/month prepaid annually. This guide breaks down the actual costs, multi-month discounts, and what's included without insurance.

Eden charges two separate recurring fees for GLP-1 weight management: medication ($99 or $199/month) plus a membership ($99/month ongoing). We break down the all-in monthly cost, compare it to transparent single-charge alternatives, and explain what each line covers.

AltRx's promotional pricing grid explicitly states "same price at all doses" for both semaglutide and tirzepatide, but the offer ended September 5, 2026, and post-promotion pricing is undocumented.

Cora Health charges $175–$225 per month with monthly billing or $99–$135 per month when you prepay annually. We break down what each billing option costs over 12 months and compare effective rates to transparent month-to-month alternatives.

Brello Health charges no membership fee; medication costs $399 for three months of semaglutide or $499 for 11 weeks of tirzepatide, prepaid and all-inclusive. Here's how the upfront pricing compares to month-to-month alternatives.

Zappy Health's official pages show conflicting pricing structures—one page advertises introductory semaglutide and tirzepatide rates, while another shows different introductory rates rising to higher ongoing costs. We calculate 12-month costs under both scenarios and compare like-for-like plans.

OrderlyMeds charges no membership fee. Compounded semaglutide costs $149 upfront for two months, then $149 monthly. Tirzepatide costs $299 upfront for two months, then $299 monthly. Branded pens cost substantially more. Here's the complete breakdown.

Hims & Hers bundles visits, labs, and shipping into one advertised price, but the $1,194 upfront commitment for compounded semaglutide may surprise consumers expecting true monthly billing.

Big Easy Weight Loss offers 12-week prepaid cycles starting at advertised promotional rates of $399 semaglutide and $499 tirzepatide, but no monthly billing option or standard refill pricing is documented. PlexusDx runs $189–$289/month with no prepayment required.

Eden advertises a first-month membership that rises to $99 ongoing, plus separate medication charges. We calculate the true 12-month cost and compare it to flat-rate alternatives.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises 12-week prepaid supplies at promotional rates, but the company does not publish a dose-escalation pricing policy. We compare the documented structure against monthly subscription models with explicit dose-flat guarantees.

10Rx charges $299 quarterly for semaglutide ($99.67/month prepaid), requiring three months upfront. Eight alternative providers offer month-to-month semaglutide from $189 to $299, and several beat 10Rx on total commitment and ongoing flexibility.

Found bundles compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide into its monthly membership price, but branded GLP-1 medications and insurance-track copays cost extra. This guide breaks down what's included, what's billed separately, and what you actually pay over 12 months.

OrderlyMeds advertises flat monthly GLP-1 rates after a two-month starter period. Whether those rates stay constant when your dose escalates—the evidence we captured does not answer directly. Here is what the data shows and where gaps remain.

Mochi Health uses per-dose pricing: medication costs change as your dose increases. PlexusDx charges the same price at every dose. We compare the models, show starting-dose costs, and explain what the evidence can and cannot tell you about maintenance pricing.

Remedy Meds charges the same flat monthly rate every cycle with no refill jump. We calculate 12-month costs for microdose and standard-dose GLP-1 programs, compare like-for-like plans, and show where PlexusDx undercuts and where Remedy's bundled support may justify the premium.

Zappy Health advertises low GLP-1 rates, but conflicting prices on its own pages complicate cost planning. We compare verified alternatives—including PlexusDx, Eden, Peak Wellness, and Embody—with transparent 12-month calculations and no pricing surprises.

AltRx advertises promotional GLP-1 rates that end September 5, 2026, but review reports allege billing conflicts. We compare seven verified alternatives with transparent ongoing pricing for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide.

Alan Meds' semaglutide pricing shows conflicting official rates; seven verified programs—including PlexusDx at $189 month-to-month—offer transparent, lower ongoing costs for compounded GLP-1 treatment.

Fifty410 charges $199/month for semaglutide and $399–549 upfront per three-month tirzepatide cycle. PlexusDx and six other providers offer lower monthly rates or more flexible billing on comparable compounded injections.