CHECKED PRICES. VISIBLE TERMS. OCT 08 / 2026

Know the price.
Read the fine print.

Peptides, GLP-1s and related treatments. The monthly bill,
the upfront commitment, and the details between them.

Semaglutide · the current file

12listed
offers

An injection, an approved pill and a compounded preparation can have very different prices and terms. Start with the exact product, then add the cost of care.

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A few entries. The terms stay attached.

CoreAge RxFeatured commercial placement
$99/mo from
OrderlyMedsCompounded semaglutide monthly
$149/mo
OrderlyMedsThree-month semaglutide starter
$74.67/mo equivalent

A curated sample, not a market median. Different formats and commitments may apply.

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Featured commercial placement

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CoreAge Rx

Several treatment categories. Low starting quotes. Read the full commitment before paying.

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Clear recurring price

O

OrderlyMeds

Monthly plans and prepaid starter offers, shown as two different purchases.

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Manufacturer price baseline

N

NovoCare

Wegovy pill and pen prices, with dose bands and introductory terms attached.

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14 providers & brands · public-source reviews

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OTelehealth

OrderlyMeds

A straightforward recurring price with a much cheaper prepaid starter offer. The first three months and the fourth month are different purchases.

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mTelehealth

Mochi Health

Medication and membership are separate. Dose-dependent starting prices need both numbers before they resemble a monthly budget.

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HTelehealth

Henry Meds

Longer commitments create a large gap between an advertised monthly equivalent and the standard recurring program price.

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roTelehealth

Ro

FDA-approved medication access with a separate care membership. The medicine-only number is one component of the bill.

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A+Telehealth

AgelessRx

Several wellness routes with first-month promotions. The ongoing price and upfront billing period deserve equal attention.

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STelehealth

Strut Health

Public injection and lozenge prices make route-specific comparison possible; the exact prescription remains a consultation decision.

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The price has a paper trail.

46 offers.
36 primary sources.
Zero invented scores.

We read the provider terms, manufacturer offers and FDA information. Each entry keeps its source, its checked date and its unanswered questions.

These are researched reviews of public information. We have not used the products or verified clinical outcomes.

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Good questions.
Plain answers.

Are these prices guaranteed?

No. These are public-source prices checked October 8, 2026. Eligibility, dose, supply, location and provider terms can change the final amount. Follow the source link and request a written quote.

Why is CoreAge Rx featured?

CoreAge Rx has commercial placement at the publisher’s direction. It is not an independently earned clinical ranking or a claim that it is cheapest. Our cost calculations use the numbers entered or the labeled source data.

Are all of these products peptides?

No. We also cover related treatments: NAD+ is a coenzyme and orforglipron is a non-peptide GLP-1 medicine. Every board identifies the category and route.

Have you tested the products?

No. Reviews assess public pricing, formulations and commercial terms. We do not claim hands-on testing, laboratory verification or medical review.

Can a low price tell me which medicine to use?

No. A clinician must determine treatment suitability. Compounded preparations are not FDA-approved. A price comparison does not establish equivalent safety or effectiveness.