The PeptideWellness Index
GLP-1 Price Tracker
As of November 12, 2026, compounded semaglutide costs a median of $139 and compounded tirzepatide $199 at the telehealth sellers we track; branded Wegovy and Zepbound programmes run a median of $349 and $448, each for the period the seller quotes (a month for most, 28 days for LillyDirect).
No seller pays for coverage or placement. Every figure links to the seller's own page.
Price is what ongoing treatment costs, all in — medication plus any membership the provider requires, never a first-month or promotional rate — for the period the seller names. For most that is a month; LillyDirect defines its month as 28 days, and NovoCare defines its month as a box of four weekly pens. A 28-day price is thirteen payments a year, not twelve. Open a row for the provider's own wording.
What has it done? Every change we have recorded, with the figure before and after it → Price history
How is this figure built? The rule behind every number in this table, in full → How we measure a price
Semaglutide
For Semaglutide, across 5 compounded programmes the median is $139 and the mean $187, ranging from $99 to $299; across 3 branded programmes the median is $349 and the mean $398, ranging from $348 to $498. Each price is for the period the seller quotes: a month, or 28 days where the seller says 28 days.
| Provider | Price Same rules for every provider: all in, the lowest rung of a dose ladder, no first-month or prepay discounts, and the price for the period the seller names — a month or 28 days, printed beside it. How we calculate this → | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| $99/mo | eden.health | ||
| Price table on the GLP-1 page: "Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Every month Semaglutide $99 $99 $99 $99"; "No membership fees"; "One flat, all-inclusive monthly price at every dose." The monthly price, $99, the same for every month and every dose. The page states there is no membership fee and that the price includes the provider review, the medication and shipping, so $99 is all-in. The membership Eden charges for its other products ($39, then $99 a month) does not apply to the compounded GLP-1s. Read from eden.health Checked Nov 12 Our review of Eden | |||
| $99/mo | telezenmd.com | ||
| GLP-1 page: "Same pricing at every dose"; "Semaglutide Starting at $99/mo". FAQ: "no contracts, no membership fees"; "Every plan includes your provider review, medication, and all necessary supplies like syringes and alcohol swabs, plus free expedited shipping". The starting price, $99, the only semaglutide figure the GLP-1 page publishes since 2026-11-09. It includes the provider review, the medication, supplies and shipping, and the page states there are no membership fees, so it is all-in. The page does not say whether $99 requires a prepaid term; until 2026-11-08 it was the quarterly plan ($297 every 3 months) and the monthly plan was $128, which is what this row carried. With no ladder published, the row takes the starting figure, as for other providers that publish only one. Excluded: first-order codes (TELE50ZEN on the peptide pages; WELCOME100 in a banner shown on some visits), promotions. Read from telezenmd.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of TeleZenMD | |||
| $139/mo | joinmochi.com | ||
| "Medication price $60 /mo + Mochi Membership", above a weekly-dose selector $60 of medication plus the $79 ongoing membership Mochi requires makes $139 all-in; the provider states plainly that medication is not included in the membership. $60 is the lowest rung of a dose-based ladder. Excluded: Mochi's first-month-free promotion for new members. Read from joinmochi.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of Mochi Health | |||
| $297/mo | henrymeds.com | ||
| "Weekly or Biweekly Injections (Semaglutide) $297 per month includes: Option 1: Up to 10 mg of compounded semaglutide every 70 days with injection kit" All-in as quoted: provider visits, medication and injection supplies sit inside the figure. Henry's "starts at $179/month" headline is daily liraglutide or sublingual semaglutide, not the weekly injection compared here. Multi-month plans may require paying out the balance on cancellation. Read from henrymeds.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of Henry Meds | |||
| $299/mo | trimrx.com | ||
| "Follow-Up Consultation - GLP-1: Priced at $299. This package includes access to a telehealth consultation, prescription if medically appropriate, GLP-1 medication if prescribed, shipping, and ongoing medical support if needed." All-in, and this is what an ongoing month costs. The same terms page prices the initial consultation at $199 for the first month, and the card on the homepage advertises $179; both are first-month rates, so neither is the figure a patient keeps paying. Read from trimrx.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of TrimRx | |||
| $348/mo | hims.com | ||
| "Wegovy® Pen From $199/mo†" with the footnote "An active Hims Weight Loss Membership is required ($39 for the first month, auto-renews at $149/month thereafter)" $199 of medication plus the $149 Weight Loss Membership makes $348 all-in. "Billed monthly" is a billing frequency, not a limited-time rate. Hims names the doses on that page but prints no price against any of them, so there is no ladder to quote. Excluded: the $39 first-month membership rate. The Wegovy and Ozempic pills are cheaper, at $149 of medication. Read from hims.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of Hims | |||
| $349/mo | novocare.com | ||
| Manufacturer-direct self-pay: $349 a month for the Wegovy pen across 0.25-2.4 mg, against a $1,349.02 list price. No membership, nothing bundled. NovoCare defines the month: "One month defined as 1 box of 4 pens of Wegovy." Wegovy HD at 7.2 mg is $399 and the Wegovy pill is $299. Excluded: $199 a month for a new patient first two fills, an offer that runs to 31 December 2026. Read from novocare.com Checked Nov 12 | |||
| $498/mo | ro.co | ||
| A Wegovy pen at $349 across 1-2.4 mg, the therapeutic range, against a $1,349 list price, plus $149 membership on the 1-month plan. $349 + $149 = $498 all-in. Excluded: the advertised $199, which Ro own ladder limits to the 0.25 and 0.5 mg starting doses and to a sign-up deadline. Wegovy HD at 7.2 mg is $399. Membership falls to $74 a month on a 12-month prepay, so a year committed costs less than this figure implies. Read from ro.co Checked Nov 12 Our review of Ro | |||
Tirzepatide
For Tirzepatide, across 5 compounded programmes the median is $199 and the mean $229, ranging from $129 to $399; across 3 branded programmes the median is $448 and the mean $398, ranging from $299 to $448. Each price is for the period the seller quotes: a month, or 28 days where the seller says 28 days.
| Provider | Price Same rules for every provider: all in, the lowest rung of a dose ladder, no first-month or prepay discounts, and the price for the period the seller names — a month or 28 days, printed beside it. How we calculate this → | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| $129/mo | eden.health | ||
| Same price table: "Tirzepatide $129 $129 $129 $129" for months 1, 2, 3 and every month after; "No membership fees". The monthly price, $129, all-in at every dose: the same inclusions and no-membership statement as the semaglutide row. Read from the semaglutide page, whose table carries both molecules; /glp-1/tirzepatide shows the same figure. Read from eden.health Checked Nov 12 Our review of Eden | |||
| $169/mo | joinmochi.com | ||
| "Medication price $90 /mo + Mochi Membership", above a weekly-dose selector $90 of medication plus the $79 ongoing membership makes $169 all-in. $90 is the lowest rung of the same dose-based ladder; the first-month-free promotion for new members is excluded. Read from joinmochi.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of Mochi Health | |||
| $199/mo | telezenmd.com | ||
| GLP-1 page: "Same pricing at every dose"; "Tirzepatide Starting at $199/mo". The starting price, $199, the only tirzepatide figure the GLP-1 page publishes since 2026-11-09; all-in on the same inclusions and no-membership statement as the semaglutide row. Until 2026-11-08 it was the quarterly plan ($597 every 3 months) and the monthly plan was $228, which this row carried. Excluded: first-order codes (TELE50ZEN on the peptide pages; WELCOME100 in a banner shown on some visits), promotions. Read from telezenmd.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of TeleZenMD | |||
| $249.99/mo | maximustribe.com | ||
| "Tirzepatide is offered on four plan lengths, each at one flat monthly rate: 2-month plan $249.99/mo, 4-month plan $219.99/mo, 6-month plan $199.99/mo, and 12-month plan $149.99/mo." Cash-pay, no membership fee. Every plan is billed up front for its full term, so there is no month-to-month option; the shortest plan, 2 months, is $249.99 a month, charged as one payment of $499.98. Longer plans cost less per month, down to $149.99 on the 12-month plan, which is a year paid in advance and not counted here. Read from maximustribe.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of Maximus | |||
| $299/28 days | lilly.com | ||
| Manufacturer-direct self-pay, the same ladder for single-dose vials and the KwikPen: 2.5 mg $299, 5 mg $399, 7.5-15 mg $449. $299 is the lowest rung and carries no condition - the "refill within 45 days" requirement is printed against 7.5 mg and above only, where missing the window costs $499 to $699. Titration costs more: $399 to $449 past the starting dose. Lilly calls this a month and defines the month as 28 days: "Month is defined as 28-days and 4 single-dose vials." Read from lilly.com Checked Oct 30 | |||
| $399/mo | trimrx.com | ||
| "Follow-Up Consultation - GLP-1 + GIP: Priced at $399." All-in recurring cost. The initial consultation is $349 for the first month and the homepage card advertises $259 - again both first-month rates. Read from trimrx.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of TrimRx | |||
| $448/mo | hims.com | ||
| "Zepbound® Vial From $299/mo†" and "Zepbound® KwikPen® From $299/mo†", with the same $149/month membership footnote $299 of medication plus the $149 membership makes $448 all-in, with no dose ladder published. Ro and LillyDirect, which do publish one, both price 2.5 mg at $299 - so this is the starting-dose figure rather than a discount. The Zepbound autoinjector and Mounjaro are quoted at $1,899 of medication a month, membership on top. Read from hims.com Checked Nov 12 Our review of Hims | |||
| $448/mo | ro.co | ||
| A Zepbound KwikPen at $299 for 2.5 mg, the lowest rung (the card reads "Starting at $499 $299/mo"), plus $149 membership on the 1-month plan. $299 + $149 = $448 all-in. Titration costs more, and the provider says so: 2.5 mg $299, 5 mg $399, 7.5-15 mg $449, on a page stating that treatment usually starts at 2.5 mg and increases each month - so $548 to $598 all-in past the first month. The Wegovy and Foundayo pills are $149 of medication. Read from ro.co Checked Nov 12 Our review of Ro | |||
FAQ
What is the average cost of compounded GLP-1 through telehealth?
As of November 12, 2026, the median all-in price at the telehealth sellers we track is $139 for compounded semaglutide (5 sellers, $99 to $299) and $199 for compounded tirzepatide (5 sellers, $129 to $399), each for one month. All in means medication plus any membership the seller requires; first-month and promotional prices are left out.
How much does compounded tirzepatide cost per month?
At the sellers we track, from $129 a month at Eden, with a median of $199 across 5 sellers ($129 to $399), as of November 12, 2026. That is the lowest published dose; higher doses cost more where the seller publishes a ladder.
Which telehealth seller has the cheapest compounded semaglutide?
Of the sellers we track, Eden at $99 a month, all in, as of November 12, 2026. The median across 5 sellers is $139 ($99 to $299). A cheaper seller may exist that we do not track.
How do you compare providers who bill differently?
Three rules, applied to every row. All-in means the medication plus any membership or consultation fee the provider requires to keep prescribing — the breakdown is on the row. Promotions are out: never a discounted first month, never an annual-prepay rate, never a sign-up offer with a deadline, because those tell you what month one costs rather than what treatment costs. And every price is shown for the period the seller itself names — a month for most, a 28-day month for LillyDirect — with that period printed beside it, so nothing is rescaled. A 28-day price means thirteen payments a year, not twelve. Where a provider publishes a dose ladder we quote its lowest rung and show the rest of the ladder on the row.
Why is your figure higher than the price on the provider's site?
Usually because their headline is a first-month rate, or a medication price with a mandatory membership left out of it, or a 28-day supply presented as a month — which is why the period is printed beside every figure here. Open the row and you get the provider's own wording beside the arithmetic, so you can see which of the three it is. If you think a figure is wrong, the source link and the check date are on the row — tell us and we will re-read it.
Where do these figures come from?
Each one is read from the provider's own published pricing page — never a third-party roundup or a price-comparison site — and the row carries the wording it was read from. Manufacturer-direct prices (NovoCare, LillyDirect) come from the manufacturer's own self-pay page and are listed as reference rows rather than providers we review.
How often are these prices updated?
Each figure is read from the provider's own published pricing, and the Checked column shows the date it was last read. That column is the answer, and it differs from row to row. The date at the top is when the table was compiled, which is not the same thing. Rows more than a week behind it are marked.
Do affiliate relationships affect the ranking?
No. Coverage and ordering are editorial. Providers are sorted purely by normalized price — all-in cost per month.
Are these medications FDA-approved?
Some are and some are not, and the distinction matters more than the price. Manufacturer-direct products — Wegovy through NovoCare, Zepbound through LillyDirect — are FDA-approved finished drugs. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not approved finished products, are not available in every state, and are prepared by a pharmacy rather than the manufacturer. Always verify with the provider.