SHED Weight Loss Cost 2026: Prices, Plans, Membership, and Cancellation

Quick answer: How much does SHED Weight Loss cost?

SHED does not have one price that applies to every weight-loss program.

Current detailed compounded-injection pages advertise:

• Compounded semaglutide: $199 for a one-month plan, $179 per month on a six-month plan, or $159 per month on a twelve-month plan.
• Compounded tirzepatide: $299 for a one-month plan, $269 per month on a six-month plan, or $239 per month on a twelve-month plan.

The lower six- and twelve-month figures are monthly equivalents tied to longer plans. SHED’s Terms say multi-month subscriptions may be paid in full or through installment structures presented at checkout. They also describe a two-month minimum commitment, automatic renewal, shipment-based refund limits, and standard renewal rates of $199 for compounded semaglutide and $299 for compounded tirzepatide after the applicable commitment.

Branded Wegovy and Zepbound follow a different model: medication is paid separately from SHED membership. Their current pages still contain internally conflicting $99 and $125 monthly membership/provider-fee references, so the complete written quote should be confirmed before payment.

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SHED Weight Loss pricing at a glance

These are provider-advertised figures, not personalized quotes. Eligibility, medication selection, formulation, dose, dispensing pharmacy, insurance or cash-pay terms, and final price depend on the clinician-reviewed pathway and checkout terms.

Why SHED shows different prices

SHED’s public pages do not present one synchronized price table.

For compounded injections, the current structure is comparatively understandable: detailed product pages show one-month prices of $199 for semaglutide and $299 for tirzepatide, with lower monthly equivalents for six- and twelve-month plans. Promotional areas emphasize the twelve-month equivalents of $159 and $239, while current Terms identify $199 and $299 as standard renewal rates after the relevant commitment.

The branded pages are more confusing. Both the Wegovy and Zepbound pages contain $125/month membership language in prominent pricing sections and $99 membership/provider-fee language lower on the same pages. Some medication-price modules also conflict with one another. The safest interpretation is that the specific written checkout confirmation controls.

Before paying, save the page and checkout terms that state:

1. The exact amount charged today.
2. Whether the charge covers one month, multiple months, or an installment.
3. The number and timing of medication shipments.
4. The standard renewal amount and renewal date.
5. Whether medication, supplies, shipping, clinician services, coaching, and laboratory work are included.
6. For branded medication, which amount is paid to SHED and which amount is paid to a dispensing pharmacy or other party.

How much does SHED semaglutide cost?

SHED’s detailed compounded semaglutide page currently presents:

The Terms identify $199 per month as the current standard renewal rate after the applicable commitment. A six- or twelve-month advertised equivalent should not be confused with an indefinite $179 or $159 month-to-month rate.

The prior version of this article noted a $249 category-page semaglutide figure. That specific discrepancy is no longer present in the current category presentation and has been removed rather than carried forward as a stale warning.

Compounded semaglutide is not FDA-approved. FDA does not review a compounded drug before marketing for safety, effectiveness, or quality, and it should not be described as a generic or equivalent version of Wegovy.

Compounded tirzepatide pricing

For the medication-specific consumer review, see our SHED tirzepatide review.

SHED’s detailed tirzepatide page currently presents:

The Terms identify $299 per month as the current standard renewal rate after the applicable commitment.

Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved and should not be described as a generic or clinically interchangeable version of Zepbound. Confirm the exact formulation, concentration, pharmacy, supplies, storage instructions, and recurring charge before enrollment.

Wegovy and Zepbound: membership and medication are separate

SHED’s branded pages state that medication costs are separate from the SHED membership/provider fee.

Wegovy

The current Wegovy page prominently advertises:

• Wegovy pill starting at $149 per month
• Wegovy pen starting at $199 per month
• Additional $125/month SHED membership in prominent sections

The same page’s lower disclosure text says Wegovy medication starts at $149 for the pill and $199 for the pen but excludes a $99 SHED membership/provider fee. Other page modules display additional figures. Because the same current page conflicts with itself, do not calculate a final total from one module.

Zepbound

The current Zepbound page prominently includes a module showing $349–$499 for medication plus a $125/month SHED membership. Elsewhere, its disclosure text says Zepbound starts at $349 and excludes a $99 membership/provider fee. The page also contains a separate “starting at $149” display that is not sufficiently clear to use as a universal Zepbound cash-pay figure.

For either branded pathway, ask SHED to state in writing the medication charge, SHED membership/provider fee, payment recipient, dispensing pharmacy, renewal cadence, and amount due before the first shipment.

Other SHED weight-loss prices

The broader category page also advertises alternatives such as:

These products differ in ingredients, formulation, evidence, regulatory status, and intended use. A price comparison alone cannot establish whether one is clinically appropriate. Compounded oral or sublingual products should not inherit evidence or expected outcomes from an FDA-approved injectable product.

What may be included

SHED’s Terms say certain subscriptions may include access to prescribed medication, provider visits when clinically appropriate, text-based coaching, community resources, and monthly coaching appointments. Product pages also advertise home shipping, ongoing provider support, and tracking tools for certain compounded programs.

The exact package can differ between compounded and branded pathways. Confirm whether the selected price includes:

• Medication and injection supplies.
• Initial clinician review and follow-up visits.
• Refill processing and provider messaging.
• Coaching appointments and app access.
• Shipping or temperature-controlled packaging.
• Laboratory work.
• Dose changes or a medication change.
• Replacement procedures for delayed, damaged, or warm shipments.

Billing, commitment, and automatic renewal

SHED’s current Terms describe a minimum commitment of two full billing months for medication programs. Subscriptions may bill monthly or on another disclosed cadence and automatically renew unless canceled under the applicable policy.

For multi-month plans, checkout may offer full payment or installments. The Terms describe shipment cycles that can differ based on state requirements and fulfillment arrangements. Once a shipment is dispatched, that cycle is treated as used and nonrefundable as a physical product.

The product pages and Terms use several overlapping concepts—two-month minimum, six- or twelve-month plan, installment cadence, shipment cycle, and later standard renewal. Record each separately instead of assuming the displayed monthly equivalent is the only obligation.

How to cancel a SHED subscription before the next charge

SHED says cancellation generally must be submitted at least 72 hours before the next billing or shipment date. For eligible subscriptions, cancellation may be requested through available account or support channels described in the current Terms.

A request inside the 72-hour window may apply to a following cycle rather than the upcoming charge. Cancellation and refund are separate outcomes: canceling may stop future renewal without refunding a completed charge, shipped cycle, or service already provided.

Refund rules and repricing

SHED’s current Terms describe subscription fees as nonrefundable once charged in several situations, including late cancellation and cancellation during a minimum commitment.

For multi-month subscriptions, potential refunds may apply to unshipped cycles when a licensed provider determines that the member is not medically eligible, advises discontinuation, or SHED cannot fulfill the prescription. When a refund is due, used months may be repriced at the standard month-to-month rate before the remaining amount is calculated.

SHED’s Terms provide an example using a six-month semaglutide plan purchased at $179 per month: if four months have shipped, the used months are repriced at $199 before the remainder is calculated. This demonstrates why the discounted plan-equivalent price is not necessarily the refund basis.

Use our cancellation, renewal, and refund guide before accepting a recurring plan.

The 120-day Shed Promise

The Shed Promise is a conditional commercial policy, not a guaranteed medical result.

Current Terms say an eligible first-time user of the medication class may seek a refund if the member does not lose at least 5% of baseline body weight or reach the goal recorded at enrollment during the 120-day period, subject to the policy’s requirements.

The Terms require all four commitments:

1. Attend four monthly coaching appointments.
2. Record at least two weights per month, for eight total entries.
3. Complete at least 60 of 120 daily Pivot check-ins.
4. Complete provider follow-up forms on time and remain in good standing.

A claim generally must be submitted within 30 days after the 120-day window. A qualifying Promise refund does not automatically cancel the remainder of a multi-month subscription; cancellation must be handled separately under the applicable terms.

Cost checklist before checkout

Ask SHED to provide these answers in writing:

1. Which medication, formulation, and route is being considered?
2. Is the medication FDA-approved or compounded?
3. What is the exact charge today?
4. Is the displayed number a true monthly charge or a monthly equivalent?
5. Is the full plan prepaid or billed in installments?
6. What is the minimum commitment and full committed total?
7. How often will medication ship?
8. What is the next billing date and standard renewal amount?
9. Is there a separate membership or provider fee?
10. Are medication, supplies, shipping, visits, coaching, and labs included?
11. Which pharmacy will dispense the prescription?
12. What happens financially if the clinician does not prescribe?
13. What is the cancellation cutoff?
14. Which unshipped cycles can qualify for a refund?
15. Does a Promise claim also cancel future billing?

Use our provider-verification checklist to organize the answers.

Bottom line

The clearest current compounded figures are $199 for a one-month semaglutide plan and $299 for a one-month tirzepatide plan, with lower six- and twelve-month equivalents tied to longer commitments. Current Terms identify those same $199/$299 figures as standard renewal rates after the relevant commitment.

Branded Wegovy and Zepbound use separate medication and membership/provider charges, but SHED’s current pages still disagree about whether the membership/provider fee is $99 or $125 per month and contain inconsistent medication-price modules.

The main financial risk is not the headline price—it is the interaction among plan length, billing structure, shipment cycles, automatic renewal, repricing, and limited refunds. Confirm the complete committed total and cancellation outcome before paying.

Affiliate disclosure: Care Path Compare may receive compensation if you use a SHED link and make a purchase, at no extra cost to you. Compensation does not determine our editorial conclusions.

Completing SHED’s intake does not guarantee eligibility, treatment, a prescription, a particular medication, insurance coverage, a refund, or results.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest advertised SHED GLP-1 price?

SHED advertises compounded semaglutide from $159 per month and compounded tirzepatide from $239 per month on twelve-month plans. These are monthly equivalents tied to longer commitments, not the one-month prices.

What are SHED’s one-month compounded prices?

The detailed product pages currently show $199 for one month of compounded semaglutide and $299 for one month of compounded tirzepatide.

Does SHED charge a membership fee?

SHED separates membership/provider services from medication for branded Wegovy and Zepbound pathways. The current branded pages contain both $99 and $125 monthly membership/provider-fee references, so the exact amount should be confirmed in the checkout terms.

Does SHED include medication in the price?

Compounded program pages generally present medication as part of the subscription price when prescribed. Branded medication costs are separate from SHED membership. Confirm the exact inclusion for the selected product and plan.

Does SHED require a commitment?

Current Terms describe a two-month minimum commitment for medication programs. Product pages also advertise six- and twelve-month plans, which may use full payment or installment structures shown at checkout.

How do I cancel my SHED subscription?

SHED generally requires cancellation at least 72 hours before the next billing or shipment date. A timely cancellation may stop future charges, but it does not automatically create a refund for a completed charge, shipped cycle, or service already provided.

Does SHED provide prorated refunds on multi-month plans?

Not automatically. Current Terms limit refund circumstances and may reprice shipped months at the standard month-to-month rate before calculating an eligible remaining refund.

Is the 120-day Shed Promise unconditional?

No. It is subject to eligibility, first-time-use, coaching, weight logging, daily check-in, provider follow-up, good-standing, and claim-deadline requirements. A refund under the Promise does not automatically cancel a remaining subscription.

Important information

Official sources

1. SHED, Terms and Conditions, accessed September 2, 2026.
2. SHED, Compounded Semaglutide Injections, accessed September 2, 2026.
3. SHED, Compounded Tirzepatide Injections, accessed September 2, 2026.
4. SHED, Wegovy, accessed September 2, 2026.
5. SHED, Zepbound, accessed September 2, 2026.
6. SHED, Weight Loss Category, accessed September 2, 2026.
7. U.S. Food and Drug Administration, FDA to Telehealth Companies: What to Know When Promoting Compounded Drugs, accessed September 2, 2026.