Five cash-pay offers and the questions behind their prices
Low starting figures are the beginning of a cost comparison.
This is a shortlist of prominently priced cash-pay offers, not proof of the cheapest treatment for every patient. Promotions, category names, inclusions and renewal conditions differ. No purchase was completed, and a lower bill does not establish better medical care or equivalent compounded preparations.
Direct medication pricing without a separate membership charge
Cost detail
Semaglutide from $99/month; tirzepatide from $149/month
Keep in mind
The semaglutide page lists $99 per month, while the tirzepatide page lists $149. Both describe no membership fees and fast, free delivery if a prescription is granted. These are starting figures from product pages, not a completed order. The homepage also carries a broader “from $199” message, so the exact selected offer should be confirmed rather than combining every headline into one universal price.
A promotional headline and a product format need separate checks
Cost detail
Headline offers $88 GLP-1 and $188 GLP-1/GIP
Keep in mind
The opening shows $88 for a GLP-1 offer and $188 for a GLP-1/GIP offer, while another table uses a $99 entry. It also displays an undated promotion countdown. These details should remain visible as an offer ambiguity rather than being silently combined. We could not establish the countdown’s actual expiry or the full selected checkout terms from this record.
Low-price categories differ from the branded listings
Cost detail
Headlines from $89 GLP-1 and $149 GLP-1/GIP
Keep in mind
The opening lists $89 for a GLP-1 category and $149 for a GLP-1/GIP category, while showing much higher figures for named branded options such as Zepbound and Wegovy. Those are not interchangeable purchases. A comparison must identify the selected product and its regulatory status rather than assume the least expensive headline applies to every brand on the page.
Low figures require the exact price-lock and refund conditions
Cost detail
Promotional semaglutide $69; tirzepatide $119
Keep in mind
The current opening shows $69 for semaglutide and $119 for tirzepatide, with a locked-price claim. It says medicine, supplies, clinical review and shipping are included without an extra membership. The selected promotional terms still matter. We did not complete checkout, determine how long every offer lasts or verify that each applicant receives a plan at the displayed figure.
A category name does not establish a branded preparation
Cost detail
Headlines $79 GLP-1 injection; $129 GLP-1/GIP
Keep in mind
The opening lists $79 for a GLP-1 injection offer and $129 for a GLP-1/GIP offer. Those labels do not by themselves establish a branded product identity. The selected preparation and terms should be clear before payment. We have not completed a checkout or confirmed that every clinical applicant receives the headline price.