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Strut Health pricing at a glance
| Weight-loss option | Current dedicated-page advertised price | Format | Important context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compounded oral semaglutide | $99 per 30-day supply | Daily buccal lozenge | Auto-refill starting price |
| Compounded injectable semaglutide | $129 per month | Weekly injection | Auto-refill starting price |
| Compounded oral tirzepatide | $199 per 30-day supply | Daily oral lozenge | Auto-refill starting price; medical necessity required |
| Compounded injectable tirzepatide | $149 per 30-day supply | Weekly injection | Auto-refill starting price; medical necessity required |
These figures were checked on Strut’s official treatment pages September 13, 2026. They are advertised starting prices, not individualized quotes, and do not establish treatment eligibility.
Why Strut’s semaglutide pricing needs extra verification
Strut’s dedicated treatment pages currently advertise $99 for oral semaglutide and $129 for injectable semaglutide. But other Strut-owned pages have recently displayed different semaglutide figures, including a broader semaglutide overview and gender-specific category pages.
Because the provider’s own pages are not perfectly synchronized, we would not assume that any one public figure controls every checkout path. Before authorizing payment, confirm:
- The exact formulation selected.
- Whether the price requires auto-refill.
- The amount charged today.
- The recurring renewal amount.
- Whether the quoted price changes with a different product, route, quantity, or treatment decision.
That verification matters more than choosing the lowest number shown on a marketing page.
Oral compounded semaglutide cost
Strut’s current dedicated oral semaglutide page advertises a $99 30-day supply on auto-refill. The product is presented as a compounded buccal lozenge rather than an FDA-approved oral semaglutide product.
The page says physician consultations and free shipping are included. Consumers should verify whether follow-up care, replacement shipments, or any nonstandard service can create additional charges in their individual order.
Injectable compounded semaglutide cost
Strut’s dedicated injectable semaglutide page currently advertises as low as $129 per month on auto-refill. It describes a once-weekly compounded injection and says free physician visits, follow-ups, shipping, and provider messaging are included.
Because another Strut category page has recently shown a different injectable semaglutide starting price, confirm the final checkout amount rather than assuming $129 applies to every pathway.
Oral compounded tirzepatide cost
Strut’s current oral tirzepatide page advertises $199 for a 30-day supply on auto-refill. The page describes a once-daily compounded oral lozenge and says medical necessity is required.
This is a compounded product, not an FDA-approved tirzepatide tablet. The price should therefore be compared with other compounded-program prices, not treated as the cash price of branded Zepbound or Mounjaro.
Injectable compounded tirzepatide cost
Strut’s current injectable tirzepatide page advertises $149 for a 30-day supply on auto-refill. It says the price includes the provider and medication, along with free follow-up care and shipping.
Again, eligibility and the prescription are determined by a licensed clinician. A displayed program price does not guarantee that the product will be prescribed.
What appears to be included in Strut’s published prices
Across the current weight-loss pages, Strut advertises combinations of:
- Online physician consultation.
- Compounded medication when prescribed.
- Follow-up care.
- Provider messaging.
- Free or included shipping in discreet packaging.
- Recurring auto-refill for the displayed discounted starting prices.
The exact services and product attached to the final charge should be confirmed at checkout, especially because Strut offers multiple oral and injectable formulations.
Does Strut require insurance?
Strut’s current weight-loss pages market these programs as cash-pay pathways and state that insurance is not required. Consumers should not assume that an insurance plan will reimburse the cost simply because a prescription is involved.
If insurance coverage is important, verify the provider charge, medication charge, pharmacy, and whether any part of the purchase is eligible for reimbursement before enrolling.
Auto-refill and recurring charges
The lowest prices on the dedicated treatment pages are presented as auto-refill prices. That means the real cost question is not only the first 30-day supply but also what happens at the next renewal.
Before paying, verify:
- Whether auto-refill is enabled automatically.
- The exact next processing date.
- The next recurring amount.
- How much advance notice is needed to cancel or delay a refill.
Strut’s current support guidance asks consumers to provide at least 48 hours’ notice before the next scheduled shipment when cancelling or suspending a subscription.
Cancellation and refund rules
Strut’s support guidance says consumers can cancel a subscription by contacting the Strut Care Team and recommends doing so at least 48 hours before the next scheduled shipment.
Its refund policy says medication that has left the pharmacy cannot be returned for a refund and that Strut cannot guarantee refunds for cancellation requests received after the pharmacy has processed an order. Current support language similarly says refunds are unavailable once the refill has been dispatched from the pharmacy.
That makes the processing cutoff important. If you decide to cancel, do not rely on a same-day request immediately before shipment.
How does Strut compare with other online GLP-1 programs on price?
Strut’s current dedicated-page starting prices are competitive with several cash-pay compounded telehealth programs, particularly the $99 oral semaglutide and $149 injectable tirzepatide figures. But headline price alone does not establish lower total cost.
A fair comparison should include:
- Whether the displayed amount requires auto-refill.
- Whether another provider requires multi-month prepayment.
- Whether medication, clinician access, supplies, and shipping are included.
- Cancellation and refund cutoffs.
- Pharmacy transparency.
- Whether the product is compounded or an FDA-approved branded drug.
For a broader side-by-side view, see our online GLP-1 program cost guide and GLP-1 program price comparison.
What about the 2026 FDA warning letter?
FDA issued Strut Health a warning letter on February 20, 2026 concerning compounded-drug labeling and marketing claims. That regulatory history is important to evaluating the provider but is not itself a pricing term.
Our full Strut Health review covers the warning and the provider’s current disclosures in more detail. For this cost page, the practical takeaway is to verify the exact product, pharmacy, price, and compounded-drug status rather than relying on shorthand marketing language.
Questions to ask before paying Strut Health
- Which exact oral or injectable product am I purchasing?
- What is the amount due today?
- Does the advertised price require auto-refill?
- What will the next refill cost and when will it process?
- Are physician visits, follow-ups, medication, and shipping all included in my specific plan?
- Which pharmacy will fill the prescription?
- What is the cancellation deadline for the next refill?
- At what point does an order become nonrefundable?
- What happens if the clinician decides the selected treatment is not appropriate?
- What happens if medication is delayed, damaged, or arrives with a packaging concern?
Bottom line on Strut Health cost
Strut’s dedicated treatment pages currently advertise starting prices from $99 to $199 per 30-day supply or month across its oral and injectable compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide options. The prices appear to include substantial telehealth support and shipping, but the lowest figures are tied to auto-refill and Strut’s own pages have displayed conflicting semaglutide prices.
The safest comparison is the final checkout charge, product and formulation, recurring renewal amount, included services, pharmacy, cancellation timing, and refund cutoff rather than the smallest number appearing on any single marketing page.
Medical disclaimer: This page is for consumer education and provider comparison only. It does not provide medical advice, recommend a medication, or determine treatment eligibility. Prescription decisions are made by licensed healthcare professionals. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and may involve additional considerations; discuss risks, benefits, alternatives, and appropriate treatment with a licensed clinician.