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.

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.

IVIM Health advertises prepaid GLP-1 bundles, but when you add the separate $75/month membership fee, competing providers often deliver lower effective costs with simpler billing and month-to-month flexibility.

Mochi Health charges per-dose medication fees plus membership. Starting doses run $60–$90/month for medication, with a first-month membership rate, but higher doses increase cost and the ongoing membership fee requires checkout confirmation.

Lavender Sky Health lists compounded semaglutide at $95/month equivalent with a 2-month prepayment, plus consultation fees. We break down medication cost, visit charges, branded options, and 12-month totals against flat-rate alternatives.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises 12-week prepaid packages at $399 for semaglutide and $499 for tirzepatide, but conflicting list prices and missing refill rates make total ongoing costs difficult to verify.

Found offers two pricing models—insurance-supported plans and cash-pay subscriptions—with rates ranging from a 12-month prepaid equivalent of $99/month to $359/month billed monthly. We break down each track's real recurring costs, medication coverage, and what the insurance option actually covers.