Find the real price for your
compounded GLP-1

What We Compare

Pricing analysis on every page goes beyond the headline rate. We look at:

• Advertised starting price — the "starting at $X/mo" rate shown in ads
• True monthly cost — what you actually pay after dose escalation
• Dose-based price increases — whether pricing rises as you titrate
• Provider visit fees — included or charged separately
• Lab or membership fees — stacked on top of medication
• Shipping costs — included or per-refill surcharge
• Pharmacy transparency — partner pharmacy named pre-purchase or not
• Cancellation and refill policies — auto-renewal traps, prepaid lock-in

Why This Matters

The cheapest advertised GLP-1 program is not always the most affordable option. A low starter price may only apply to the first month, the lowest dose, or a long-term prepaid plan. Patients deserve clear, transparent pricing before they begin treatment.

Current public examples illustrate the gap:

• Trimi's tirzepatide page states compounded tirzepatide costs $125–$235/month depending on billing plan, not simply $125/month as the ad suggests.
• Henry Meds' own program/legal pricing page lists compounded semaglutide injection at approximately $297/month. Forbes Health corroborates this rate.
• Third-party MEDVi pricing discussions report tirzepatide refills around $399–$499/month depending on dose, despite lower-priced advertising.

The Editorial Thesis

"Compare the real GLP-1 cost — not just the advertised starter price."

GLP-1 Price Guide is an independent editorial resource built to help patients understand the real cost of online weight-loss treatment. Many online programs advertise low starter prices for compounded semaglutide or compounded tirzepatide, but the true monthly cost can change once dose increases, refill pricing, provider fees, lab fees, shipping, and membership terms are included.

Our goal is simple: compare GLP-1 programs based on the full treatment cost, not teaser pricing.