Price guide · Reviewed August 28, 2026

GLP-1 cost comparison: 10 online providers side by side

This comparison presents SurpassMD as the lowest advertised semaglutide starting price among the 10 providers reviewed. It normalizes provider-owned public prices while keeping starter offers, medication-only prices, separate memberships, and prepaid plans visible.

ProviderLowest visible totalSemaglutideTirzepatideWhat the price meansNext step
MEDVi
Compounded injections
$116 first month
Landing page contains both sale and full-price figures
$116 start; $166 ongoing $166 start; $199 ongoing Medication, physician review, care plan, guidance and shipping
Promotional first month; displayed ongoing price lock
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Fridays
Compounded injections
$150/mo
$249 semaglutide or $359 tirzepatide month-to-month
$150/mo $240/mo Medication and program services
Discounted price uses prepaid multi-month billing
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DirectGLP
Compounded injections
$166/mo
Bundled starting price; no separate membership fee
$166/mo $199/mo Provider review, medication, shipping and support
Displayed price is based on a 3-month plan
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Found
Compounded injections
$169/mo
$169 monthly equivalent prepaid for 12 months; $289 month-to-month
GLP-1 from $169/mo Varies by plan Cash-pay GLP-1 treatment program
Lowest rate requires a 12-month prepaid plan
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Ro
FDA-approved brand options
$188 first month
$149 medication plus $39 first-month membership; ongoing membership from $74
$149 pill / $199 pen $299 pen Medication plus a separate Body membership
Lowest $74 membership rate is prepaid annually
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Hims & Hers
FDA-approved brand options
$188 first month
Ongoing total begins around $298 if medication stays $149
Medication from $149 Varies by option Medication plus separate weight-loss membership
Membership $39 first month, then $149 monthly
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Direct Meds
Compounded injections
$197 promotional
Page advertises injections from $197 while its FAQ lists $297/$497 full prices
$197 promo; $297 listed $197 promo; $497 listed Medication, clinician review, supplies and shipping
Monthly program; verify current checkout terms
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ReflexMD
Compounded injections
$199/mo
Page displays promotional and higher standard prices
$199 promotional $297 promotional Prescription review, medication and shipping
Promotional pricing; verify current renewal terms
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WeightWatchers Med+
FDA-approved Wegovy
$224 first month
$199 starter-dose fill plus $25 first-month membership; later costs rise
$199 first 2 pen fills Not on cited page Wegovy plus separate Med+ membership
$74 membership requires a 12-month plan
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Prices and provider terms checked August 28, 2026. “Lowest visible total” is not a quality ranking. It may reflect a starter dose, promotion, long-term commitment, or a different medication format.

How to read the total

“Lowest visible total” means the lowest amount supported by the cited public terms after adding a clearly required membership or program fee. It may still be a first-month offer, a lowest dose, or a monthly equivalent on a prepaid plan. Read the pricing-basis note before using it in a budget.

What the lowest-price label means

The label identifies the lowest advertised semaglutide starting price among the providers selected for this table. It is not a universal market claim or a clinical quality ranking. Readers should verify every current term directly and discuss medical choices with a licensed clinician.

What we do not infer

We do not infer state coverage from a generic nationwide statement, assume that a promotion will remain active, or treat a compounded product as equivalent to an FDA-approved brand. We also do not assume a prescription, dose, or outcome.

Where the numbers come from

We use publicly accessible provider-owned pricing pages and preserve the condition attached to each figure. See the full methodology, source list, and current provider comparison.

Medical note: This content is for price research, not medical advice. Prescription medications require a licensed clinician’s review. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved or reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.