Semaglutide providers

iThriveMD states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded, never says the medication is inside the figure.

This is iThriveMD's standing month-to-month semaglutide price once the $100-off first period ($199.00) ends. Cheaper per-period tiers exist but require 12, 24 or 48 weeks paid upfront.

June Health prices by dose, and this figure is one rung of 10. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Second rung of the concentration ladder, a standing monthly price. The page's advertised floor is the cheaper $187/mo 1 mg rung.

Livv states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule.

The genuine no-commitment monthly rate for compounded semaglutide; the cheaper $135 and $145 figures on the same selector require 6- and 3-month plans.

Luma Meds states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded, never says the medication is inside the figure.

Month-to-month price for Semaglutide ODT; the 3-month plan is $747 ($232 /mo). '$50 OFF 1ST TIME First-time patient pricing' is printed in the same block, so the figures may be first-order pricing.

Lumen Meds states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Stated as a transparent monthly rate including the doctor's visit, medication, cold shipping and ongoing support; the page invites you to 'Lock In Your Monthly Rate'. No dose tiering is disclosed against it.

MadeMed states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

The standing quarterly-plan monthly price. The seller states the same $219/mo applies at 1mg, 2mg, 3mg and 6mg, so there is no dose ladder here; the window's centred instance is the 1mg row.

Mint Med states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule.

Per-month headline of the 2-month prepay card, not a month-to-month price: you are actually billed $202.00 every 2 months. The true month-to-month plan on this page is $106.00. Mint Med's semaglutide plan selector prints a per-month headline above each plan card, then the plan name and 'Billed every N Month <sale> <anchor>'. Card totals divide exactly by their term (202/2=101, 288/3=96, 546/6=91, 1032/12=86), which is what ties each headline to its card.

Mondae states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, never says the medication is inside the figure.

Per-month price shown for compounded tirzepatide. The page carries a 'Plan length: 1 month 3 month' selector, so the displayed per-month figure depends on which plan is selected and the capture cannot say which was active. Mondae also states 'Same price every dose No membership fees'.

MyFastRx states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

The standing semaglutide price after the $69 first month, under the heading 'Start Month-to-Month'. Multi-month plans on the same page quote $99/$89/$79 per month instead.

NativeMed states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule.

Monthly billing option inside a 3-MONTH STARTER program, so it is not cancel-anytime pricing; the alternative is $449 paid upfront. Seller states 'SAME PRICE ANY DOSE.' NativeMed's program selector prints '3 MONTH STARTER MONTHLY $328 LESS $149/mo | $449 PAID UPFRONT'; the $149/mo and $449 upfront reconcile (3 x $149 = $447) but what the '$328 LESS' figure measures is not stated.

Nex Gen Health Rx states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Flat-rate page: $149/month is the standing tirzepatide price, presented as covering every dose ('TIRZEPATIDE All doses included'). Semaglutide sits at $99/month on the same card set, and the same window also advertises a separate 'from $99/mo' floor, so $149 is the tirzepatide tier and not the page's headline number.

NexLife states its price does not change with dose. It publishes no titration schedule, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Per-month price on the 12-month semaglutide commitment. The same table prices 6 months at $125/month, 3 months at $132/month and month-to-month at $139/month. The window does not say whether the twelve months are billed monthly or prepaid, and the 'Save $240' beside it is a savings claim, not a price.

Nova prices by dose, and this figure is one rung of 2. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Medication only, at the 36 mcg oral daily dose, 28 tablets. The $99/mo Nova membership is charged separately, which is why the seller's own all-in figure for this product is $116/mo on the 90-day tier. Never quote $25 as the cost of the program.

Nucore Health states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Flat monthly price with the seller's explicit 'Any Dose' promise — one price across the whole titration ladder, which is unusual and worth stating. The product is 'Semaglutide + B12', not semaglutide alone. No floor or intro wording anywhere in the window.

Ondra Health states its price does not change with dose. It publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Ondra's semaglutide plan ladder reads: MONTHLY $149 per month Billed monthly | QUARTERLY $113 per month $339 billed quarterly | 6-MONTH $108 per month $649 billed up front (SELECT PHARMACIES) | 12-MONTH $96 per month $1,149 billed up front (BEST VALUE). The page adds 'No separate membership fee, no per-dose surcharge, same price on every dose.' The window itself never writes 'semaglutide' — the molecule comes from the page URL (ondra.health/semaglutide-online). Note: $108 is Ondra's own per-month equivalent of a prepay, not a standing monthly charge: the same line says '$649 billed up front'. Nobody is billed $108 in any month. The 6-month tier is also restricted to select pharmacies.

Precision Telemed prices by dose, and this figure is one rung of 4. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

A standing monthly rate, but only for the 0.25 mg maintenance program; a reader who titrates up needs the $149.99 full program on the same page.

Primary Clinic (Direct GLP) prices by dose, and this figure is one rung of 7. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach.

Compounded 503A semaglutide flex-dosing tier for 1 mg to 1.25 mg. These are member-only wholesale prices: the page states they are available only to active Primary Clinic DPC members, whose membership is $89/month on top.

ReadyRx states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, publishes no cancellation terms a reader can reach, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded, never says the medication is inside the figure.

The standing monthly rate after the discounted first month, covering all doses. A quarterly option is offered on the same toggle but is not priced in this window.

Rehydra+ Wellness prices by dose, and this figure is one rung of 1. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, publishes no titration schedule, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

The lowest semaglutide membership tier, covering only 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg, and locked for six months non-cancelable. The window's '$199/Month' beside it is the anchor 'Normal Price', not a second charge.

REMEVi states its price does not change with dose. It names no dispensing pharmacy for this drug, does not say beside the figure whether the drug is compounded or branded.

Per-month price on the 12-week semaglutide plan. The window gives an up-front total only for the 24-week tier ('Charged as $1,074'), so whether the 12-week tier is billed monthly or prepaid is not stated on this surface.