Quick answer: How much does Wellmedr cost?

As of September 7, 2026, Wellmedr’s public weight-loss page advertises:

  • Compounded semaglutide: starting at $49 a month. A Labor Day banner ties $49/month to 12-month plans, while the medication card labels it a “Monthly Plan” starting price.
  • Compounded tirzepatide: starting at $89 a month. The medication card labels it a “Monthly Plan” starting price, but the exact checkout term and amount due today still need confirmation.

Those headline numbers are not enough to determine what you will actually pay. Wellmedr’s current refund and subscription policy separately describes a recurring 21-day plan plus prepaid 3-, 6-, and 12-month plans. The policy explicitly says a prepaid plan advertised using a “per month” figure may simply be the full prepaid price divided by the number of months.

Because the current public pricing presentation does not line up neatly across pages, verify the exact amount due today, plan term, billing interval, renewal amount, and promotional conditions at checkout before comparing Wellmedr with another provider.

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Wellmedr semaglutide pricing

Wellmedr’s current weight-loss page advertises compounded semaglutide starting at $49 a month. But the same page also displays a Labor Day promotion that says $49/month on 12-month plans, while the semaglutide card itself calls $49 a “Monthly Plan” starting price.

That makes the headline price ambiguous. We would not describe $49 as a confirmed ordinary month-to-month charge without seeing the exact terms presented to the consumer at checkout.

Wellmedr tirzepatide pricing

The current weight-loss page advertises compounded tirzepatide starting at $89 a month and labels it a “Monthly Plan” starting price. The card also says tirzepatide is shipped every four weeks and advertises the same price regardless of dosage.

The public refund policy, however, defines a 21-day recurring plan and prepaid multi-month plans. Before paying, confirm whether the $89 figure applies to your selected billing structure, how often you will actually be charged, and whether it is promotional.

What does the 21-day plan mean for billing?

Wellmedr’s current subscription policy says its 21-Day Plan renews every 21 calendar days, not every calendar month. If continuously active, the policy says there can be up to 18 charges during the first 365 days, including the initial checkout payment.

That distinction can materially change annual cost. A price described casually as “monthly” should not be converted into an annual estimate by simply multiplying it by 12 if the actual checkout plan bills every 21 days.

How do Wellmedr’s prepaid plans work?

The current policy also describes 3-, 6-, and 12-month plans that are prepaid in full. For those plans:

  • The full selected plan price is charged at checkout.
  • A prepaid plan renews only if the consumer separately enrolls in automatic renewal.
  • If automatic renewal is enabled, the next full plan charge is scheduled before the current term ends according to the date disclosed at checkout.
  • A displayed “per month” figure can be a monthly equivalent rather than monthly billing.

This is why the total amount charged upfront matters more than the headline monthly equivalent when comparing prepaid programs.

How much do you pay upfront?

The current public weight-loss page does not give us enough information to state one verified upfront total for every semaglutide or tirzepatide plan. The refund policy says the amount due today, renewal amount, billing frequency or date, and paid plan term accepted at checkout control.

Before entering payment information, capture or save the checkout terms showing:

  • Amount due today.
  • Medication and plan length.
  • Exact billing interval or next billing date.
  • Renewal amount.
  • Whether automatic renewal is enabled.
  • Whether the price is introductory or promotional.

Does Wellmedr charge more as the dose increases?

Wellmedr’s current tirzepatide card advertises the same price regardless of dosage. The current semaglutide card does not make that same statement in the public copy we reviewed.

For either medication, confirm the medication, concentration, quantity, dose range, refill schedule, and price shown for your actual order rather than assuming one public statement applies to every prescription.

Is shipping included?

Wellmedr currently advertises free or always-free delivery for prescriptions. Shipping terms can still matter if a package is delayed, damaged, or arrives with a temperature or packaging concern, so review the current fulfillment and replacement policy as well as the headline shipping price.

What is included in the price?

Wellmedr’s weight-loss page says its plan includes medication when prescribed, provider support, ongoing check-ins, progress tracking, and home delivery. Its refund policy says services included in a specific plan are described at checkout and may include clinical review, follow-up care, care-team support, and medication when prescribed.

Because the checkout terms control, compare the exact services included in the plan you select rather than assuming every advertised feature applies identically to every billing option.

How do cancellations and refunds work?

Wellmedr’s current refund policy is more detailed than the version we reviewed in August 2026. Key provisions include:

  • Payment is collected at checkout before clinical review.
  • If the initial clinician does not approve treatment, the policy says the full initial checkout payment is automatically refunded within seven business days.
  • A cancellation request is effective when Wellmedr receives it through its published online, email, portal, telephone, or voicemail methods.
  • A request received before a scheduled renewal charge is submitted stops that future charge.
  • Refund eligibility for a current order changes at Medication Fulfillment Start, which the policy defines around the pharmacy beginning to prepare, compound, fill, or dispense the patient-specific prescription.
  • For prepaid plans, future unearned months for which fulfillment has not started may be refundable under the policy’s allocation method.

Cancellation of automatic renewal does not automatically reverse a payment already processed or cancel an order already in pharmacy fulfillment. Read the current policy and save the terms accepted at checkout.

What about the 90-day money-back guarantee?

Wellmedr’s weight-loss page prominently advertises a 90-day money-back guarantee tied to not losing weight. Its detailed refund policy separately says that lack of a desired result by itself does not qualify an accepted pharmacy order for a refund after Medication Fulfillment Start.

Those statements do not fit together cleanly. We would not treat the promotional guarantee as an unconditional refund promise. If it matters to your decision, ask Wellmedr to confirm in writing what qualifies, which terms control, and how a refund would be calculated for your specific plan before enrolling.

Is Wellmedr cheap compared with other GLP-1 providers?

The current $49 and $89 starting prices look low in isolation, but a fair comparison requires knowing what billing structure produces those prices. A 21-day recurring charge and a prepaid 12-month monthly equivalent are not economically equivalent to an ordinary month-to-month plan.

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 selected plan bills every 21 days or is prepaid for 3, 6, or 12 months.
  • If a price is quoted “per month,” whether it is an actual recurring charge or only a monthly equivalent.
  • The next billing date and renewal amount.
  • Whether automatic renewal is enabled.
  • Whether a promotional price changes later.
  • When Medication Fulfillment Start occurs and how it affects refund eligibility.
  • How the 90-day promotional guarantee interacts with the detailed refund policy.
  • Which pharmacy will fulfill the prescription.
  • What happens if medication is delayed, damaged, or arrives with a temperature concern.

Bottom line on Wellmedr pricing

Wellmedr currently advertises compounded semaglutide starting at $49 a month and tirzepatide starting at $89 a month, but those figures should not be treated as complete cost estimates. The provider’s public pages currently mix promotional monthly language with a 21-day recurring plan and prepaid 3-, 6-, and 12-month structures.

The best comparison is the actual checkout charge, billing cadence, paid term, renewal amount, cancellation rules, and refund conditions—not just the lowest 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.