Eden GLP-1 vs PlexusDx: prices and programs compared
Eden advertises semaglutide at $99 a month, but its required membership pushes the real cost to $198. PlexusDx is one flat, all-inclusive $189, with no membership. The two land within $9 a month, so the difference is really about structure: Eden's edges are a cheaper first month and a money-back pledge; PlexusDx's are flat pricing, commitment discounts, and more formats.
Is Eden or PlexusDx better?
Eden advertises $99/$199 medication-only; with its required $99/month membership, the all-in is $198/$298. PlexusDx is $189/$289 as one flat charge, with 3- and 6-month rates down to $149/$249.
The sticker won't decide this one. The ongoing totals are $9 apart, so it comes down to how the price is billed (one charge, or medication plus membership), whether committing lowers it (PlexusDx offers 3- and 6-month rates; Eden is monthly-only), which formats you can take (five here, injection-only at Eden), and what stands behind the plan: Eden's money-back pledge, or our optional genetics layer and free pharmacist check-in.
- The first month matters most. After its discount, Eden's first charge is $138 semaglutide or $238 tirzepatide, about $51 below our $189 and $289.
- You want a results-based money-back pledge. Eden offers "lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back" on its compounded plans, a commercial commitment PlexusDx doesn't make. We captured the headline, not its full conditions.
- You want one flat, all-inclusive charge with no lock-in. $189/$289 covers the consult, prescription, medication and shipping, with no separate membership line, and you can cancel anytime on the monthly plan.
- You want a lower rate for committing. $169/$269 on 3 months or $149/$249 on 6; Eden's only term is monthly, so its $198/$298 all-in is also its best rate.
- You'd rather not inject, or want more behind the plan. PlexusDx adds oral, combination and $129 microdose formats (oral is a premium, not a saving), plus an optional genetics add-on ($298, or $99 for members) and a free Doctor of Pharmacy check-in. The test doesn't select or predict your medication; your provider decides.
| Criterion | PlexusDx | Eden |
|---|---|---|
| Month-to-month all-in price ($189/$289 vs $198/$298) | 4.5 | 4.0 |
| Billing structure (one charge vs medication + membership) | 5.0 | 3.0 |
| Lower rates for committing (3-/6-month rates vs monthly-only) | 5.0 | 2.5 |
| No lock-in on the monthly plan (both cancel anytime; our 3-/6-mo rates are prepaid) | 4.5 | 4.5 |
| Results-based money-back pledge (Eden's 10%-in-6-months; PlexusDx offers none) | 2.5 | 4.0 |
| Formats & options available (five vs injection-only) | 5.0 | 3.0 |
| Genetics & pharmacist support (optional add-on + PharmD check-in) | 4.5 | 3.0 |
Our own opinion scoring by the PlexusDx editorial team against each program's July 2026 pricing and published offerings, not customer ratings. Eden scores higher on its money-back pledge; on cancelling the monthly plans, the two are even. We publish this comparison and are one of its two programs.
How much do Eden and PlexusDx cost per month and per year? (Verified July 2026)
All-in, Eden is $198/month for semaglutide and $298 for tirzepatide, on a monthly-only term. PlexusDx is $189 and $289 month-to-month as one all-inclusive charge — $169/$269 on a 3-month rate, $149/$249 on 6 months.
Month-to-month, the gap is $9 — real, but small, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. The comparison changes with commitment: Eden sells monthly terms only, so its $198/$298 all-in is also its best available rate, while PlexusDx's rate falls to $149/$249 on a 6-month plan — $49/month below Eden's only option. And in the other direction, Eden's discounted first month is about $51 below ours.
| Semaglutide — all-in, by term | PlexusDx | Eden | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Month-to-month | $189/mo, one charge | $198/mo ($99 medication + $99 membership) | PlexusDx −$9/mo |
| 3-month rate | $169/mo | Not offered — monthly only | PlexusDx −$29/mo vs Eden's monthly rate |
| 6-month rate | $149/mo | Not offered — monthly only | PlexusDx −$49/mo vs Eden's monthly rate |
| Cost over 12 months | $2,268 M-t-M · $1,788 at the 6-mo rate | $2,376 ($2,316 in year one with its first-month discount) | PlexusDx −$108 to −$588/yr |
| Tirzepatide — all-in, by term | PlexusDx | Eden | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Month-to-month | $289/mo, one charge | $298/mo ($199 medication + $99 membership) | PlexusDx −$9/mo |
| 3-month rate | $269/mo | Not offered — monthly only | PlexusDx −$29/mo vs Eden's monthly rate |
| 6-month rate | $249/mo | Not offered — monthly only | PlexusDx −$49/mo vs Eden's monthly rate |
| Cost over 12 months | $3,468 M-t-M · $2,988 at the 6-mo rate | $3,576 ($3,516 in year one with its first-month discount) | PlexusDx −$108 to −$588/yr |
Running totals: who's cheaper, and when
At month-to-month rates, Eden's cheaper first month keeps its running total ahead for most of year one. PlexusDx pulls ahead near month 12 — or from the first month on a 3- or 6-month rate.
- First 6 months, month-to-month (semaglutide): Eden $1,128 ($138 first month + five months at $198) vs PlexusDx $1,134 (six months at $189) — Eden about $6 ahead.
- Full first year, month-to-month: Eden $2,316 with its first-month discount vs PlexusDx $2,268 — PlexusDx about $48 ahead by month 12.
- On a 3- or 6-month rate ($169 or $149 semaglutide): PlexusDx costs less from the first month.
How Eden's billing works
- Two recurring charges: the medication ($99/month semaglutide, $199/month tirzepatide) plus the required Eden Membership at $99/month.
- Eden's membership terms: "By completing this purchase, you agree to a monthly membership billed at $39 for the first month, then $99/month thereafter. Cancel anytime."
- Its treatment page: the advertised price "includes medication only, if prescribed," and "Medication is not available without a membership."
- First month: a first-month discount nets the membership to $39 — the source of the $138 and $238 first-month totals.
- Nothing until approval: "Card won't be charged until plan is medically approved within 24 hours."
Eden billing language quoted verbatim from its checkout, membership terms, and treatment page, captured July 17–19, 2026.
Eden figures: recorded by completing Eden's signup to checkout (30 dated captures, July 17–19, 2026); its order summaries read "Subtotal $198.00" and "Subtotal $298.00." PlexusDx figures: our own published all-inclusive rates. Paired figures are semaglutide first, tirzepatide second. Prices change often — check both sites before deciding.
One flat price — and it drops if you commit
Semaglutide $189/mo, tirzepatide $289/mo, all-inclusive — down to $149/$249 on a 6-month rate. A licensed provider reviews your intake before anything is prescribed.
How do PlexusDx and Eden GLP-1 compare, feature by feature?
Both are cash-pay compounded-GLP-1 programs with near-identical month-to-month totals. PlexusDx bills one flat charge with lower rates for committing; Eden bills medication plus a required membership, with a cheaper first month.
| Feature | PlexusDx | Eden |
|---|---|---|
| Ongoing all-in monthly price | $189 / $289 | $198 / $298 |
| Billing structure | One flat, all-inclusive charge | Two charges — medication + membership |
| Required membership fee | None | $99/month ($39 first month) |
| Lower rates for committing | Yes — $169/$269 (3-mo), $149/$249 (6-mo) | No — monthly only |
| First-month total | $189 / $289 | $138 / $238 |
| Money-back warranty | No | Yes — lose 10% in 6 months or money back |
| Charged before provider approval | A licensed provider reviews your intake first | No — billed only once medically approved |
| Oral (no-injection) option | Yes — oral sema & tirz (a premium format) | No — injection-only in the flow we captured (July 2026) |
| Combination GLP-1 protocol | Yes — GLP-Squared | No |
| Lower-cost microdose entry | Yes — $129/mo | No |
| Optional genetics add-on | Yes — $298, or $99 for members | No |
| Free named-pharmacist check-in | Yes — Dr. Jayden Lee, PharmD | No |
Compiled from Eden's signup flow, checkout, and public treatment page as captured July 2026, alongside PlexusDx's published rates. Paired cells show semaglutide first, tirzepatide second.
When is Eden the better choice?
Eden is the better pick if the first month's cost matters most, or if a results-based money-back warranty is the reassurance you want behind your plan.
- Its first month is cheaper than ours. After its first-month discount, Eden's first charge is $138 for semaglutide and $238 for tirzepatide, versus PlexusDx's $189 and $289 — about $51 less on either compound.
- It offers a money-back warranty we don't. "Follow the plan, lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back," on its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide plans. PlexusDx has no equivalent guarantee.
- It bills nothing until a provider approves your plan — its checkout states "Card won't be charged until plan is medically approved within 24 hours."
- It puts its terms in writing where you can check them: the membership's first-month rate, ongoing rate, and the fact that medication isn't available without it are disclosed in a footnote on the same page as its advertised price.
When is PlexusDx the better choice?
PlexusDx is the better pick if you want one flat all-inclusive charge, a rate that drops when you commit, more ways to take the medication, or the genetics and pharmacist layer.
- One price, one charge. $189 semaglutide and $289 tirzepatide month-to-month covers the consult, prescription, medication and shipping — no separate membership billed alongside it.
- Committing lowers your rate. $169/$269 on 3 months, $149/$249 on 6 — that 6-month rate is $49/month below Eden's only option, which works out to $1,788 versus $2,376 over a year on semaglutide.
- More ways to take it. Oral semaglutide and oral tirzepatide, the GLP-Squared combination, and a $129 microdose. Eden's lineup was injection-only across the full flow we captured (July 2026).
- A pharmacist in your corner, and optional genetics. A free 15-minute check-in with Dr. Jayden Lee, PharmD, with every prescription — plus the optional Precision Peptide Genetic Test ($298, or $99 for program members). It does not select or predict a medication; your provider decides.
What does PlexusDx offer that Eden GLP-1 doesn't?
PlexusDx offers formats Eden's injection-only program doesn't: oral semaglutide and tirzepatide, a combination protocol, and a $129 microdose. That breadth is a real choice — but the oral formats are a premium, not a saving.
- Injection is where PlexusDx undercuts Eden. Semaglutide injection is $189/month month-to-month — $9 under Eden's $198 all-in.
- Oral is a premium, not a discount. Oral semaglutide is $289/month month-to-month — $91 above Eden's $198 all-in injection.
- The value of oral is format, not price — a no-injection option that didn't appear anywhere in Eden's captured flow.
PlexusDx GLP-1 formats — published pricing, month-to-month first
- Semaglutide injection — $189/mo month-to-month · $169 (3-mo) · $149 (6-mo)
- Tirzepatide injection — $289/mo month-to-month · $269 (3-mo) · $249 (6-mo)
- Oral semaglutide — $289/mo month-to-month · $269 (3-mo) · $249 (6-mo) — no-injection format, priced above Eden's injection
- Oral tirzepatide — $349/mo month-to-month · $299 (3-mo) · $279 (6-mo)
- GLP-Squared combination protocol — $289/mo month-to-month · $249 (3-mo)
- Microdose GLP-1 — $129/mo flat, a lower-cost entry point
How does Eden GLP-1 pricing work?
Eden charges two recurring amounts — medication ($99 sema / $199 tirz) plus a required $99/month membership — for an ongoing all-in of $198 or $298. It sells monthly terms only.
Eden discloses this structure in a footnote on the same treatment page as its advertised price. In its own words:
- the price "includes medication only, if prescribed";
- an active membership "is required ($39 for the first month, auto-renews at $99/month thereafter)";
- the membership "does not include or guarantee a prescription"; and
- "Medication is not available without a membership."
How does PlexusDx pricing work?
PlexusDx charges one flat, all-inclusive price per medication, the same at every dose — semaglutide $189/mo and tirzepatide $289/mo month-to-month, dropping to $149/$249 on a 6-month plan.
Where PlexusDx pulls ahead is committing. Eden sells one rate — $198/$298 all-in, monthly only — while a 6-month PlexusDx rate is $49/month less. Your price changes only if you choose a longer plan, never because your dose went up.
- Semaglutide, one year: $1,788 on PlexusDx's 6-month rate vs $2,376 at Eden's ongoing rate.
- Tirzepatide, one year: $2,988 vs $3,576.
- Month-to-month, no contract — on the month-to-month plan you can stop between refills.
How does compounded GLP-1 telehealth work?
You complete an online intake, a licensed provider reviews it, and if treatment is appropriate a state-licensed 503A pharmacy prepares and ships your medication — no in-person visit required.
Both PlexusDx and Eden follow this cash-pay telehealth model. You answer a health questionnaire online; a licensed U.S. provider reviews your history and, if appropriate, writes a prescription. A 503A compounding pharmacy — a state-licensed facility that prepares medication for an individual patient based on a valid prescription — fills it and ships it to your door.
- Who's eligible: typically adults with a BMI of 27 or higher, or a weight-related health condition, confirmed during intake.
- Who sets the dose: your provider selects your starting dose and adjusts it over time — you don't choose your own.
- What titration costs: nothing extra at PlexusDx — one rate at every dose level. In Eden's captured flow, price varied by compound only, with dosing described as physician-directed.
- Questions: at PlexusDx you can bring any to your free check-in with Dr. Jayden Lee, PharmD.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, quality, or effectiveness. They are a legal, provider-prescribed option prepared by a licensed pharmacy — not a generic or a substitute the FDA has evaluated.
Does either program look at your biology or include pharmacist support?
Neither program includes a DNA-based test as part of its GLP-1 program. PlexusDx offers one as an optional add-on — $298, or $99 for program members.
The optional Precision Peptide Genetic Test gives you and your licensed provider added clarity on how your body is wired. The idea is simple: know your biology, don't guess at it.
- What it reads: Weight-management insights, drawn from a panel of 150+ genetic insights across 14 pathways.
- Price: $298 — program members receive a $199 discount code about 10 days after their order, bringing it to $99.
- What it isn't: it does not select or predict a medication; your provider decides — and it won't predict how you'll respond. It's context, not a prescription.
Every PlexusDx prescription includes a free 15-minute check-in with our Medical Director and Doctor of Pharmacy — by video or phone — to talk through medication questions, side effects, and how your protocol is going. It's education and support; your licensed provider still makes every prescribing decision.
How did we verify these prices?
We completed Eden's full signup to checkout in July 2026, recording all 30 screens — including the order subtotals reading $198.00 and $298.00. Every Eden figure here comes from that captured flow.
Method. We went through Eden's intake from the first question to the order summary, capturing each screen — the treatment selection, both checkout subtotals, and the membership terms stated at checkout and on Eden's public treatment page. Those captures are the source for every Eden figure below; we did not use any third-party review site.
One thing we did not find. Whether Eden formally guarantees the same price at every dose. Across the full flow its price varied by compound only — never by dose — and no dose-based figure appeared on any screen, but we captured no Eden statement promising dose-flat pricing. So we report the observation and make no claim about Eden's policy.
A note on who wrote this. PlexusDx publishes this page and is one of the two programs compared, so we are not a neutral party. That's why we used Eden's own checkout and published terms as the only source for its figures, and why we state plainly where Eden beats us. Category pricing changes often; check both sites before you decide.
- Eden's first month is cheaper. It runs about $51 below ours on both compounds — $138/$238 versus $189/$289.
- Eden offers a money-back warranty we don't: "lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back."
- Nothing is billed until approval. Eden charges nothing until a provider approves your plan.
- Eden discloses its membership up front, in a footnote on the same page as its advertised price.
See your PlexusDx price — one flat, all-inclusive charge
One published price covering the provider consult, prescription, medication and shipping — no separate membership — with 3- and 6-month rates if you want them. Semaglutide $189/mo, tirzepatide $289/mo. A licensed provider reviews your intake before anything is prescribed.
Start your intakeFrequently Asked Questions
What is compounded GLP-1?
Compounded GLP-1 medications are semaglutide or tirzepatide prepared for an individual patient by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy on a valid prescription. They are not FDA-approved. Both Eden and PlexusDx operate in this category.
- Not FDA-reviewed. Compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, quality, or effectiveness.
- The approved versions. Only Novo Nordisk (semaglutide) and Lilly (tirzepatide) make FDA-approved branded products.
Is the compounded medication FDA-approved?
No — compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, quality, or effectiveness. They are prepared by a state-licensed 503A pharmacy for an individual patient on a valid prescription.
- Semaglutide. Novo Nordisk is the only U.S. company with FDA-approved semaglutide (Wegovy®, Ozempic®, Rybelsus®).
- Tirzepatide. Lilly is the only U.S. company with FDA-approved tirzepatide (Zepbound®, Mounjaro®).
Is PlexusDx cheaper than Eden?
Month-to-month, narrowly — $189 versus $198 all-in for semaglutide and $289 versus $298 for tirzepatide, a $9/month difference. The bigger gap is at commitment: PlexusDx's 6-month rate is $149/$249 against Eden's only rate of $198/$298.
- Eden's first month is cheaper — $138/$238 versus $189/$289 — and nothing is charged until a provider approves your plan.
- At month-to-month rates, Eden's cheaper first month keeps its running total ahead for most of the first year; PlexusDx pulls ahead around month 12.
- On a 3-month ($169/$269) or 6-month ($149/$249) PlexusDx rate, PlexusDx is clearly cheaper from the start.
Does Eden charge a membership fee?
Yes — Eden requires a $99/month membership on top of its medication price; it is $39 the first month, then $99 thereafter. Eden discloses these terms alongside its advertised price.
- Eden's own words: its treatment page states "Medication is not available without a membership."
- What it does and doesn't do: per Eden's terms the membership "does not include or guarantee a prescription," and it can be cancelled at any time.
- Nothing is charged until approval — Eden's checkout states "Card won't be charged until plan is medically approved within 24 hours."
How much does Eden cost per month?
All-in, $198/month for semaglutide and $298 for tirzepatide — the advertised $99 or $199 medication price plus the required $99/month membership. The combined figure appears at checkout as the order subtotal.
- The first charge is lower — $138 or $238 — because the membership bills $39 the first month.
- Eden discloses these terms in a footnote on the same page as its advertised price.
How much does Eden cost per year?
About $2,376/year all-in for semaglutide and $3,576 for tirzepatide at Eden's ongoing rate — or about $2,316 and $3,516 in the first year with its discounted first month.
- PlexusDx month-to-month works out to $2,268 and $3,468 a year.
- On the 3-month rate, $2,028 and $3,228; on the 6-month rate, $1,788 and $2,988.
Does Eden offer a money-back guarantee?
Yes — Eden's warranty states "Follow the plan, lose 10% in 6 months or get your money back," and it applies to its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide plans. PlexusDx does not offer an equivalent warranty; if that matters to you, this is a genuine Eden advantage.
Does the price change as my dose increases?
No — PlexusDx charges the same price at every dose level, and no dose-based pricing appeared anywhere in Eden's signup flow. Across all 30 captured Eden screens, its price varied by compound only.
- We report only what the flow showed. We captured no formal Eden statement about dose pricing, so we make no claim about its policy.
Can I cancel anytime, or am I locked into a contract?
Both programs sell monthly terms you can walk away from: Eden's membership terms say "Cancel anytime," and PlexusDx's month-to-month plan has no contract. You can stop between refills.
- PlexusDx's 3- and 6-month rates involve a longer commitment for a lower price; its longest plan is 6 months.
- Eden offers no multi-month plan, so there is nothing there to be locked into beyond the current month.
Which states is PlexusDx available in?
PlexusDx is available in most U.S. states where telehealth prescribing of these medications is permitted. You'll confirm whether your state is covered during intake. Eden operates on a similar state-by-state basis.
Is shipping included, and how does it work?
Yes — PlexusDx includes direct-to-door shipping in its monthly price, with no separate shipping fee. Your medication ships from a state-licensed 503A pharmacy in discreet packaging after your provider approves it. Eden also ships to your door.
What are the common side effects, and what support is there?
The most common GLP-1 side effects are gastrointestinal — nausea and digestive changes — usually most noticeable when starting or increasing a dose. Your provider titrates your dose to manage tolerability. This page is not medical advice.
- Every PlexusDx prescription includes a free 15-minute check-in with Dr. Jayden Lee, PharmD, for side-effect and medication questions.
- Discuss any symptoms with your provider.
What does the PlexusDx genetics test do?
It analyzes how your genes influence weight-management-related biological pathways, to inform your conversation with your provider. It does not select or predict a medication; your provider decides.
- An optional add-on — $298, or $99 for program members. Neither program includes a DNA-based test as part of its GLP-1 program.
- It does not recommend, prescribe, or determine which medication you should use, and it does not predict your response to any specific drug.
PlexusDx tells you about your biology. It does not tell you what to put in your body.