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Eden

Eden advertises $99 per month. $99 covers medication only, if prescribed. Required membership adds $39 in the first month and $99/month thereafter: $138 initially, then $198/month.

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Reviewed by Ellis Brandt. Sources checked September 2026.

Pricing at a glance

Advertised price
$99 per month
Offer type
standing rate
Dose coverage
any dose — the seller prices flat
Included services
medication
  • price transparency

    any dose — the seller prices flat. The medication is described as compounded.

  • pharmacy disclosure

    The dispensing pharmacy is not identified for this medication. Ask who fills the prescription.

  • what's included

    Included: medication. Additional charges or exclusions apply; see the plan details below.

  • cancellation terms

    Cancellation terms are available. Confirm the notice period and refund eligibility before signing up.

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Plans and pricing

$99 per month — standing rate

Dose coverage: any dose — Eden states a 'Same Price at Every Dose' policy covering dose adjustments through the program; no milligram is published against the figure. It covers medication.

$99 covers medication only, if prescribed. Required membership adds $39 in the first month and $99/month thereafter: $138 initially, then $198/month.

Published billing details

Billing frequency: “/mo”.

Dose terms: “Our "Same Price at Every Dose" policy ensures consistent pricing regardless of dosage adjustments throughout your program (excluding new member discounts or specific plans)”.

This is the only price checked with a stated dose or pricing policy. Each monthly rate checked states the dose or pricing policy that applies.

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Pharmacy and service details

Talks about pharmacies and names none. The page says the drug is compounded. The page states these exclusions: the Eden Membership, which is compulsory: "An active Eden Membership is required ($39 for the first month, auto-renews at $99/month thereafter)." — the seller also states "Medication is not available without a membership."; everything the membership covers — the seller writes "Price includes medication only, if prescribed". This paid link opens a promotional page rather than the source of the price shown. Confirm the current offer before signing up.

Cancellation

Cancellation terms are published.

It claims a reader can cancel at any time, and it publishes terms behind that claim. The route it names is contact-support. No notice period is stated. A minimum term is stated. No refund position is stated. Automatic renewal is disclosed. The terms sit on the same page as the price.

Dose escalation

A dose-increase schedule is not available in this review. Ask your prescriber about your schedule and confirm the cost at each dose. Compare the approved dose-increase schedules for four GLP-1 products.

Disclosure scores

These four scores describe how clearly the provider publishes key information. They do not measure clinical quality, safety or treatment outcomes, and are not combined into an overall rating.

price transparency
10.0
pharmacy disclosure
3.0
what's included
4.0
cancellation terms
9.0

Every point is for something this seller put on its own page. How we grade publishes the four dimensions, what each one is scored on and the points each is worth.

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The bottom line

Confirm the remaining details with Eden before signing up. Ask about which pharmacy dispenses the prescription and the dose-increase schedule your prescriber recommends. Get the relevant costs and terms in writing.

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