Quick answer
Oak Longevity does not currently present one completely consistent public price. Reviewed Oak pages included:
- Programs starting at $190 per month.
- Compounded GLP-1 at $250 per month.
- Compounded GIP/GLP-1 at $300 per month.
- A statement that dose increases are typically about $50 to $75 more, although the exact increase may vary.
The final price can depend on medication, dose, package length, clinician approval, and the checkout pathway.
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Reviewed public pricing
The public figures reviewed August 3, 2026 included:
- Oak programs starting at $190 per month, without a fully specified product, dose, or commitment.
- Compounded GLP-1 at $250 per month.
- Compounded GIP/GLP-1 at $300 per month.
- Oral semaglutide at $260 for four weeks.
- Brand-name Mounjaro from $1,200 per month.
- Ozempic at $1,250 per month.
- Zepbound at $1,350 per month.
- Wegovy from $1,500 per month.
These are provider-reported prices, not personalized quotes. Availability and checkout amounts can change.
Does Oak charge a membership fee?
Oak’s weight-loss checkout says there are no hidden monthly membership fees. However, its terms describe a membership fee associated with provider consultation and platform services in the checkout experience.
That wording should be clarified before purchase. Ask whether the displayed medication price includes every platform, consultation, pharmacy, shipping, and support charge.
Can the price rise with dosage?
Yes. Oak says the final prescription charge depends on the dose selected by the clinician and that dose-step increases are often approximately $50 to $75, though the actual amount can differ.
Do not assume the starting price remains fixed throughout treatment. Ask for the current price at each expected dose level.
Package lengths and billing
Katalys describes one-, three-, six-, and twelve-month packages. Oak’s terms also describe recurring prescription subscriptions, while another public page says monthly purchases may be manually renewed and three-month prescriptions are billed upfront.
Because these statements are not fully aligned, verify:
- Whether the selected plan renews automatically.
- The amount charged today.
- The exact medication supply period.
- The next billing date and amount.
- Whether a longer package is prepaid and nonrefundable.
Shipping and additional costs
Oak has advertised free shipping on some weight-loss pages. Its terms allow charges associated with platform, clinical, pharmacy, and related services. Laboratory testing may also vary by treatment.
Save a screenshot of the final checkout and ask for written confirmation of all included charges.
Cancellation and refund limits
Oak’s terms say consumers can cancel through their account. Oak aims to process cancellation quickly, but an order already paid and within 48 hours of shipment may still ship.
Custom compounded medications generally cannot be returned after fulfillment. Many charges are described as nonrefundable unless a separate policy applies.
Cost-verification checklist
Before paying, confirm:
- Medication and formulation.
- Current dose and price.
- Future dose-related price changes.
- Package length and total upfront charge.
- Automatic-renewal status.
- Shipping and laboratory costs.
- Dispensing pharmacy.
- Cancellation deadline.
- Refund treatment if the clinician does not approve the requested medication.
Bottom line
Oak may offer competitive compounded GLP-1 pricing, but the provider’s public pages show multiple starting amounts and dose-dependent increases. The safest comparison figure is the total charge shown for the exact medication, dose, and package at checkout.