OatMeds tirzepatide costs $229 per month on month-to-month billing or $133–166 per month prepaid in 3-month bundles paid upfront. No membership fees; prices apply to compounded injection with no additive.

LifeMD's advertised membership covers visits, coaching, and labs—but medication is billed separately, adding $149 to $299 or more per month. Here's how the monthly fees stack and what you'll actually pay over 12 months.

Lavender Sky Health advertises prepaid 2-month compounded plans at starting-dose rates, but consultation fees, dose escalation, and monthly brand options add complexity. We calculate effective monthly costs over 12 months for every structure.

IVIM Health charges a $75 monthly membership fee on top of prepaid medication bundles. Semaglutide costs $600 for six months, tirzepatide $1,100, both paid upfront, with membership billed separately.

Fridays Health charges no separate membership fee. Medication, provider visits, coaching, and labs bundle into one all-inclusive monthly or prepaid price—nothing costs extra once you're enrolled.

Belle charges $249/month for compounded tirzepatide on a rolling basis, or $199/month prepaid over six months. We walk through every plan option, calculate 12-month costs, and compare Belle's structure to PlexusDx.

SlimDownRx tirzepatide pricing is drawn from secondary sources only; primary checkout verification and month-to-month rates remain unavailable as of September 2026.

Sesame Care operates as a marketplace without published monthly medication rates. Seven verified GLP-1 providers offer transparent pricing from $129 to $399 per month, with clear all-inclusive costs captured at checkout.

Mochi Health charges $90/month for compounded tirzepatide at the starting dose plus first-month membership. Cost increases at higher doses. We compare Mochi's per-dose model to flat-rate alternatives and calculate 12-month totals.

Trillium Meds advertises GLP-1 plans from $109, but the ongoing rate, route, and full pricing structure are not publicly itemized. We compare the available evidence against PlexusDx's verified tiered pricing and explain what questions to resolve before you decide.

Fifty410 keeps compounded semaglutide flat at $199 per month regardless of dose, but charges three distinct tiers for tirzepatide—$399, $499, or $549 per 3-month cycle—tied to starter, mid, and high dose levels.

Brello Health advertises $399 for three months of compounded semaglutide and $499 for tirzepatide, but public sources do not disclose whether those rates change when your dose increases during treatment.

Zappy Health's official pages show conflicting tirzepatide pricing: $279/month flat or $299 first three months then $359 ongoing. Neither structure is checkout-verified, and the binding rate requires completing intake.

Willow charges $399/month for compounded tirzepatide injection with no membership fees; PlexusDx delivers the same medication for $289 month-to-month or $249 prepaid—a $1,320–$1,800 difference over 12 months.

Ro charges membership fees separately from medication. Month-to-month members pay $149 per month for clinical services, then $149–$449 per month for medication depending on drug and dose. We explain the two-part cost structure, show 12-month totals, and compare against all-in alternatives.

Jack & Jill Health does not publish tirzepatide pricing on its website. No plan rates, dose fees, or membership costs appear in indexed pages as of September 2026.

Trillium Meds advertises compounded GLP-1 plans from $109/month, but full pricing tiers and ongoing rates are not publicly itemized. We compare ten checkout-verified alternatives with transparent, all-in pricing—from $149/month to $399/month for semaglutide and tirzepatide injection programs.

AltRx advertised compounded semaglutide at promotional rates through September 5, 2026, but post-promotion pricing remains undocumented. We compare what is known, flag the gaps, and show transparent long-term costs elsewhere.

ShedRx tirzepatide costs $299 monthly or $239/month on a 12-month commitment; we compare total cost across three term lengths and show where PlexusDx undercuts monthly and 6-month pricing.

Remedy Meds offers month-to-month GLP-1 plans with no prepaid or multi-month commitment options. This comparison examines what that means for cost planning and explores alternatives with prepaid savings.

OrderlyMeds offers a two-month prepaid starter package that lowers your effective monthly cost over the first year—but the ongoing rate jumps after month two.

MEDVi offers both month-to-month and prepaid bundles for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, but the company does not publish bundle pricing upfront. We compare MEDVi's verified monthly refill rates against its prepaid structure and explain what to confirm at checkout.

IVIM Health requires a $75/month membership on top of prepaid medication bundles. Over 12 months, does a 6-month bundle beat month-to-month pricing, and how does the all-in cost compare to flat-rate alternatives?

Fifty410 runs $199/month for semaglutide and $399-$549 upfront for tirzepatide's 3-month supply—no first-month discount, no membership. We calculate the 12-month costs and compare the prepaid structure against month-to-month alternatives.

Eden offers only monthly billing with a separate membership fee. PlexusDx offers month-to-month, 3-month, and 6-month rates in a single charge. We compare the 12-month cost of each structure and explain which saves more over a year.

IVIM Health advertises compounded semaglutide at $100 per month, but that figure requires a $600 upfront payment and excludes the separate $75 monthly membership fee. We calculate the true recurring cost and compare it to transparent month-to-month pricing.

Brello Health charges $399 every three months for compounded semaglutide and $499 every eleven weeks for tirzepatide—no separate first-month or refill tiers. We compare those prepaid rates to PlexusDx's month-to-month and commitment pricing over twelve months.

Belle charges $199/month for semaglutide and $249/month for tirzepatide on month-to-month plans, with lower prepaid rates that require upfront payment. We examine seven verified alternatives, compare all-in costs, and identify which programs deliver better economics or flexibility.

AltRx advertises compounded tirzepatide from $125/month through September 5, 2026, but post-promotion pricing remains undisclosed. We break down the promotional structure, prepayment requirements, and billing allegations.

10Rx charges $450 per quarter for compounded tirzepatide ($150/month prepaid), with no add-on fees and the same price at every dose—but requires upfront payment every three months and carries limited independent review evidence.