Independent price comparison

Online GLP-1 Program Price Comparison: 2026 Costs

Compare publicly advertised semaglutide and tirzepatide program prices without ranking providers as favorites or hiding first-month promotions, prepaid commitments, renewal terms, and unresolved fees.

Prices and policies were verified from July 29 through August 8, 2026 and may change. Completing an intake does not guarantee eligibility, a prescription, or access to a particular product.

How this page orders prices

Each table uses a clearly stated advertised price field. Affiliate relationships do not determine inclusion or ordering.

Compounded semaglutide price comparison

Provider Lowest prominently advertised figure What that price means Key caution
HealthRX $99 New-patient first month on the monthly plan; also the monthly equivalent of a $1,188 annual plan Regular one-month price is $190 and displayed monthly renewal is $165
Strut Health From $99 Starting auto-refill price for oral compounded semaglutide Route and dose matter; Strut says some dose changes can increase prescription price
Trimi $99/month equivalent $1,188 annual upfront payment; month-to-month is $175 Annual figure is not month-to-month billing
SHED $159/month equivalent Twelve-month plan; one-month price is $199 Compare plan total and standard renewal
Gala Health From $179/month Yearly subscription; another page states $199/month with a three-month plan Public pages show different plan lengths and prices
SkinnyRx From $199/month Uses “as low as” language Renewal, dose, and commitment details require confirmation
Sprout Health $299/month Standard recurring price Promotional funnels may show a lower first-month amount
Willow From $299/month Starting price may vary with prescription, dose, or refill frequency Price may not remain fixed for every prescription

The three $99 entries above are not the same commercial offer. HealthRX’s first-month promotion, HealthRX’s annual monthly equivalent, Strut’s starting oral auto-refill price, and Trimi’s annual monthly equivalent have different commitment and renewal implications.

Check HealthRX’s Current Pricing

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Review Strut’s Current Compounded Semaglutide Pathway

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Compare Trimi’s Current Billing Options

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Compounded tirzepatide price comparison

Provider Lowest prominently advertised figure What that price means Key caution
Trimi $125/month equivalent $1,500 annual upfront payment; month-to-month is $235 Annual prepayment and refund treatment
HealthRX $149 first month New-patient first month on the monthly plan; regular monthly price is $239 Annual plan is $2,148 total ($179/month equivalent); displayed monthly renewal is $214
Strut Health From $199 Starting auto-refill language appears on current tirzepatide pathways Individual product pages are not fully synchronized on 30-day pricing; confirm the selected route and checkout amount
SHED $239/month equivalent Twelve-month plan; one-month price is $299 Compare plan total, minimum term, and renewal
SkinnyRx From $299/month Injectable and tablet pathways use “as low as” language Confirm formulation, renewal, dose pricing, and refund cutoff
Sprout Health $349/month Standard recurring price Separate introductory and ongoing pricing
Willow From $399/month Starting price may vary by prescription and dose Potential dose-related price changes

Gala Health advertises tirzepatide-related pathways, but the current provider records do not support a sufficiently comparable tirzepatide price for this table without mixing different program presentations.

Check HealthRX’s Current Tirzepatide Plan Prices

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Compare Trimi’s Current Tirzepatide Billing Options

· Review Strut’s tirzepatide pricing context

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Why the same provider can show more than one “monthly” number

A single provider can now display several legitimate but non-equivalent price fields:

Price type Example What it tells you
First-month promotion HealthRX semaglutide at $99 for a new patient’s first month What a qualifying new customer may pay initially, not the regular monthly charge
Starting auto-refill price Strut oral semaglutide from $99 Lowest advertised starting subscription price for that route; dose or product changes may alter cost
True regular monthly plan HealthRX semaglutide at $190; Trimi semaglutide at $175 Amount listed for a one-month billing option before provider-specific renewal or promotion details
Monthly equivalent of annual plan HealthRX and Trimi semaglutide at $99/month equivalent Annual total divided by 12; not monthly billing
Displayed renewal price HealthRX monthly semaglutide at $165 Provider’s current stated next-cycle price after its renewal credit

This is why Care Path Compare does not label one provider universally “cheapest.” The answer changes depending on whether the user prioritizes the lowest first charge, lowest starting route price, lowest true monthly billing, lowest annual equivalent, or lowest nonrefundable exposure.

Branded Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, and Mounjaro prices

Current provider records do not yet support a sufficiently complete like-for-like branded table across all tracked programs. We will not manufacture a clean price ranking from incomplete or conflicting public figures.

Before paying, verify whether the displayed amount includes medication and membership, assumes insurance or manufacturer savings eligibility, and matches the checkout total.

What to verify beyond the headline price

  1. The exact amount charged today.
  2. Whether that amount is a promotion, starting price, regular price, renewal price, or monthly equivalent.
  3. The normal renewal amount.
  4. Whether billing occurs monthly, every 28 days, quarterly, or upfront.
  5. Whether medication is included.
  6. Whether the price changes with dose or formulation.
  7. Whether clinician visits, labs, supplies, and shipping are included.
  8. The cancellation deadline and refund cutoff.
  9. The legal name of the dispensing pharmacy.
  10. State availability for the selected pathway.
  11. The first three-month and first-year total.

Bottom line

The current market makes a one-number “cheapest” label less useful than it was even a week ago.

HealthRX, Strut, and Trimi can all surface a $99 semaglutide figure, but those numbers represent different combinations of first-month promotion, route-specific starting price, and annual-plan monthly equivalent. HealthRX also publishes a $190 regular one-month semaglutide plan and $165 displayed renewal, while Strut starts injectable semaglutide at $149 and Trimi’s month-to-month semaglutide option is $175.

For tirzepatide, Trimi’s $125 annual monthly equivalent is lower than its $235 month-to-month charge. HealthRX starts the new-patient monthly plan at $149, then lists $239 as the regular monthly price and $214 as the displayed renewal. Strut advertises tirzepatide starting from $199 but its individual pages should be checked because the displayed 30-day figures are not fully synchronized.

Compare the amount due today, regular price, renewal price, total commitment, formulation, and refund exposure rather than treating every monthly-looking number as equivalent.

For a broader explanation of billing structures and provider-specific details, read the online GLP-1 program cost guide and the full program comparison.

Important information

Official sources

  1. HealthRX, GLP-1 pricing, accessed August 8, 2026.
  2. Strut Health, weight-loss options and semaglutide dose guidance, accessed August 8, 2026.
  3. Trimi, pricing and refund policy, accessed July 30, 2026.
  4. Gala Health, compounded program and frequently asked questions, accessed July 29, 2026.
  5. SHED, product pages and terms, accessed August 1, 2026.
  6. SkinnyRx, compounded and branded product pages, accessed August 2, 2026.
  7. Sprout Health, GLP-1 program and refund policy, accessed August 2, 2026.
  8. Willow, frequently asked questions and terms, accessed July 29, 2026.
  9. U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers, accessed August 8, 2026.