Zealthy advertises compounded semaglutide from $151 per month on a quarterly prepaid plan, but the complete membership fee and upfront total are not disclosed on the public website as of September 2026.

PlexusDx charges a flat monthly rate at every dose while Mochi Health uses per-dose pricing with starting figures of $60–$90 plus membership.

Pomegranate Health advertises compounded semaglutide at $119 per month with monthly billing and no stated membership fee. We compare that rate to PlexusDx pricing, examine renewal terms, and calculate 12-month costs using only captured evidence.

Pomegranate Health advertises $119/month semaglutide and $149/month tirzepatide, but dose-tier pricing and checkout details remain unverified. We compare eight verified alternatives with complete pricing and review records.

Big Easy Weight Loss advertises a 12-week semaglutide package at $399, but the standard refill rate and billing flexibility are unclear. We compare total cost, contract terms, and transparency across seven alternatives with verified pricing.

Henry Meds charges $297 per month for injectable semaglutide on the standard month-to-month plan. The 12-month prepaid option drops the effective rate to $197 per month, but requires paying $2,364 upfront. We break down what you'll actually pay over time.

Found's advertised rates are prepaid annual commitments, not promotional first-month prices. The $169 semaglutide figure requires $2,028 upfront; the month-to-month rate is $289. We show the true recurring cost over twelve months.

ShedRx tirzepatide runs $299/month, but several providers undercut that rate—and some beat ShedRx's oral lozenge option too. We compared month-to-month and commitment pricing across nine telehealth GLP-1 programs, normalized to 12-month cost, and identified where each option wins.

Several telehealth programs publish a month-to-month recurring rate for compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide injection below MEDVi's displayed refill rate. This post compares them on equal terms, shows what is due upfront and what the recurring payment includes, and explains when a lower headline price is not the lower cost.

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.

Fridays Health charges $389/month for tirzepatide and $249/month for semaglutide (advertised, month-to-month). This comparison identifies providers that deliver compounded GLP-1 medication and clinical oversight at lower ongoing rates, with verified pricing and 12-month cost calculations.

WeightWatchers Clinic offers branded Wegovy from $149 per month, but requires a 12-month Med+ commitment starting at $74 monthly after a promotional period. We compare seven compounded-GLP-1 providers on month-to-month pricing, transparency, and 12-month total cost.

PlexusDx and Zealthy both offer compounded semaglutide, but upfront commitment, membership fees, and total costs differ. Here's what the evidence shows as of September 2026.

Noom Med separates its service fee from medication costs, creating pricing uncertainty for those considering a switch. PlexusDx publishes transparent all-in pricing, but critical transfer process details remain undocumented for both providers.

Alan Meds advertises compounded semaglutide with conflicting pricing structures: a promotional two-month offer and a first-month-then-refill model. We compare both against PlexusDx's transparent month-to-month and commitment rates.

PlexusDx charges $129/month for microdose GLP-1; Remedy Meds charges $189/month for the same protocol. Both are month-to-month with no membership fees, but transparency and format availability differ markedly.

Hims & Hers requires a $1,194 six-month prepayment for compounded semaglutide; PlexusDx charges $189 monthly with no upfront commitment. We compare payment structure, flexibility, and long-term cost for both providers.

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.

10Rx charges $299 quarterly for semaglutide ($99.67/month prepaid) versus PlexusDx's $189 month-to-month. We compare prepaid quarterly versus pay-as-you-go billing, inclusions, and what the evidence documents.

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.

Advertised first-month rates say little about what a GLP-1 program costs over six or twelve billing cycles. This guide compares MEDVi with alternatives whose recurring price can be verified on their own pages, matches duration to duration, and lists the commitment and refund terms that change the long-term picture.

OrderlyMeds delivers compounded semaglutide at an effective $137/month over 12 months—beating many competitors—but its 3.6-star Trustpilot rating and recurring service complaints warrant a closer look at reliability.

Mochi Health uses a per-dose pricing model that delivers lower entry costs at starting doses but rises as doses escalate. We compare the documented entry rate, service structure, and review record against flat-price alternatives.

Remedy Meds is a legitimate telehealth provider offering compounded GLP-1 medications with a 4.7-star Trustpilot rating. Its verified microdose plan costs $189/month, higher than some competitors, and standard-dose pricing is not published publicly.

Hims & Hers advertises compounded semaglutide at a monthly rate but requires $1,194 upfront for six months. PlexusDx offers month-to-month billing or lower rates on voluntary commitments—never a prepayment lock.

Remedy Meds holds a 4.7-star Trustpilot rating and bundles unlimited clinician care with medication. Its verified $189 microdose plan runs $60/month above PlexusDx's $129 option; advertised standard-dose rates suggest larger gaps.

Remedy Meds advertises "$9.99 per day" but does not disclose which medication or dose that rate applies to until after intake. This breakdown shows the actual monthly costs, what's included, and how Remedy compares to transparent pricing alternatives.

Zealthy advertises compounded semaglutide at $151/month when billed quarterly and branded GLP-1s from $25/month with insurance. We document what's disclosed, what requires checkout, and where evidence gaps prevent a full cost comparison.

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.