Quick answer: How much does Wellmedr cost?

As of August 12, 2026, Wellmedr’s public checkout showed these GLP-1 plan prices:

Medication Monthly plan 3-month plan 6-month plan 12-month plan
Semaglutide $149/month $145/month $120/month $88/month equivalent
Tirzepatide $249/month $209/month $189/month $158/month equivalent

The multi-month plans require upfront payment. The checkout displayed $435 due today for the 3-month semaglutide plan, $720 for six months, and $1,056 for twelve months. For tirzepatide it displayed $627, $1,134, and $1,880, respectively.

The key distinction is simple: $88 and $158 are monthly-equivalent prices, not month-to-month prices.

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Wellmedr semaglutide pricing

The current checkout displayed:

  • $149/month for the month-to-month plan.
  • $435 upfront for three months, equivalent to $145/month.
  • $720 upfront for six months, equivalent to $120/month.
  • $1,056 upfront for twelve months, equivalent to $88/month.

Wellmedr’s public weight-loss pages also advertise semaglutide starting at $88/month, which corresponds to the twelve-month plan rather than ordinary monthly billing.

Wellmedr tirzepatide pricing

The current checkout displayed:

  • $249/month for the monthly plan.
  • $627 upfront for three months, equivalent to $209/month.
  • $1,134 upfront for six months, equivalent to $189/month.
  • $1,880 upfront for twelve months, equivalent to $158/month.

The provider’s public page advertises tirzepatide starting at $158/month, again reflecting the lowest monthly equivalent rather than the regular month-to-month price.

How much do you pay upfront?

Plan Semaglutide upfront Tirzepatide upfront
Monthly $149 $249
3 months $435 $627
6 months $720 $1,134
12 months $1,056 $1,880

These are the amounts displayed on the public checkout we reviewed on August 12, 2026. Confirm the final checkout total before payment because promotions and pricing can change.

Does Wellmedr charge more as the dose increases?

Wellmedr’s current checkout says the displayed price is the same regardless of dosage and that dosing is adjusted by the prescribing clinician based on the patient’s progress and tolerance.

That can make comparisons easier, but consumers should still confirm the medication, concentration, quantity, and refill schedule included in their specific order.

Is shipping included?

The checkout currently advertises free delivery, and the provider says medication is delivered to the patient’s home.

What is included in the price?

Wellmedr says its subscription price can include clinical consultations, provider review, medication fulfillment, care support, labs where applicable, and patient-support services. The exact services included can vary by plan.

The provider also advertises ongoing support, messaging, progress tracking, and personalized dosing adjustments.

Does Wellmedr offer refunds?

Wellmedr’s refund policy says subscription charges are generally final after relevant clinical or pharmacy processing begins. It also says a full refund may be available if a licensed provider determines a new patient is ineligible before a prescription is issued.

The policy contains different cancellation notice references, including 48-hour and 72-hour language. Because the public policy contains multiple versions of the timing language, confirm the cancellation cutoff shown in your account and current terms before relying on a refund assumption.

What about the 90-day money-back guarantee?

Wellmedr prominently advertises a 90-day money-back guarantee on its weight-loss pages. We would not treat that as an unconditional refund promise. The detailed refund policy contains eligibility requirements and states that orders can become final once intake approval, provider submission, clinical review, prescription activity, or medication preparation has occurred.

If the guarantee matters to your decision, ask Wellmedr to explain exactly what qualifies for the 90-day refund and when a purchase becomes non-refundable before enrolling.

Is Wellmedr cheap compared with other GLP-1 providers?

The advertised monthly-equivalent prices are competitive, particularly the $88 semaglutide and $158 tirzepatide figures. But those numbers require a twelve-month upfront payment. A fair comparison should therefore use the actual amount charged today and the commitment length, not just the headline monthly equivalent.

For a broader comparison, see our online GLP-1 program cost guide.

Wellmedr cost: what to verify before paying

  • The exact amount charged today.
  • Whether the plan is monthly or prepaid.
  • The total commitment for 3, 6, or 12 months.
  • The renewal date and renewal amount.
  • The cancellation deadline.
  • When the order becomes non-refundable.
  • Which pharmacy will fulfill the prescription.
  • What happens if medication is delayed or damaged.
  • Whether a promotional price changes after an introductory period.

Bottom line on Wellmedr pricing

Wellmedr’s lowest advertised GLP-1 prices are monthly equivalents tied to substantial upfront commitments. As of August 12, 2026, the public checkout showed $149/month for semaglutide and $249/month for tirzepatide on monthly plans, versus $88 and $158 monthly equivalents on twelve-month plans.

The best comparison is total cash required, commitment length, cancellation rules, refund conditions, and what is actually included—not just the lowest monthly headline price.

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Medical disclaimer: This page is for consumer education and provider comparison only. It does not provide medical advice or determine whether prescription medication is appropriate for you. Eligibility and treatment 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.