Cheapest Compounded Semaglutide Online (2026)

Every tracked compounded semaglutide programme ranked on all-in monthly cost, with the catch on each advertised figure named and the source for each price linked.

Direct answer

Every tracked compounded semaglutide programme ranked on all-in monthly cost, with the catch on each advertised figure named and the source for each price linked.

Cheapest tracked: NexLife at $145 a month all-in, evidence status source verified. 20 programmes ranked, prices captured 2026-08-05.

Price basis

All-in monthly cost = medication + any recurring fee, at a named dose, before tax and before prepaid discounts. Captured 2026-08-05. How we verify a price.

Who this list is for

Shoppers comparing compounded semaglutide programmes on what they will actually pay, rather than on the figure in the advertisement. Both molecules are shown in every row so a programme cannot look cheap on one and expensive on the other without you seeing it.

How to read the table

All-in monthly is medication plus any mandatory recurring fee at a maintenance dose. Watchout, in the detail below, names the catch on each advertised figure: annual billing, a promo code, an intake-gated rate, a bundled programme, or a ‘starting at’ entry price. Evidence says whether we read the figure on the programme’s own page or took it from a third party.

First-year all-in cost

NexLife$1,740Yucca Health$1,752Henry Meds$1,788OrderlyMeds$1,788Join Fridays$2,100Mochi Health$2,136MEDVi$2,148Hims & Hers$2,388Found$2,388LifeMD$2,388ShedRx$2,388TrimRx$2,388
Two months of titration plus ten at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose, membership included. Captured 2026-08-05.
Cheapest Compounded Semaglutide Online (2026). All-in means medication plus any recurring fee. Every figure carries the date it was captured and links to the source we read it from. Captured 2026-08-05.
ProgrammeAll-in monthly (semaglutide)SemaglutideTirzepatideCompounded or brandInsuranceVerifiedPrice sourceEvidence
NexLife$145/mo$145/mo$215/mocompoundedno2026-08-05nexlife.us ↗✓ verified at source
Yucca Health$146/mo$146/mo$258/mocompoundedno2026-08-05tryyucca.com ↗third-party figure
Henry Meds$149/mo$149/mo$449/mocompoundedno2026-08-05henrymeds.com ↗third-party figure
OrderlyMeds ⚠ reports$149/mo$149/mo$299/mocompoundedno2026-08-05trustpilot.com ↗third-party figure
Join Fridays$175/mo$175/mo$249/mocompoundedno2026-08-05no resolvable sourcethird-party figure
Mochi Health$178/mo$178/mo$278/mocompoundedno2026-08-05joinmochi.com ↗third-party figure
MEDVi$179/mo$179/mo$399/mocompoundedno2026-08-05glp1.medvi.org ↗✓ verified at source
Hims & Hers$199/mo$199/monot publishedcompoundedno2026-08-05hims.com ↗third-party figure
Found$199/mo$199/mo$299/mocompoundedno2026-08-05joinfound.com ↗third-party figure
LifeMD$199/mo$199/mo$399/mocompoundedno2026-08-05lifemd.com ↗third-party figure
ShedRx$199/mo$199/mo$349/mocompoundedno2026-08-05shedrx.com ↗third-party figure
TrimRx$199/mo$199/mo$349/mocompoundedno2026-08-05trimrx.com ↗third-party figure
SkinnyRx$199/mo$199/mo$299/mocompoundedno2026-08-05skinnyrx.com ↗third-party figure
IVIM Health$224/mo$224/mo$208/mocompoundedno2026-08-05ivimhealth.com ↗✓ verified at source
Amble Health$225/mo$225/monot publishedcompoundedno2026-08-05no resolvable sourcethird-party figure
Noom Med$249/mo$249/monot publishedcompoundedno2026-08-05noom.com ↗third-party figure
Eden$295/mo$295/mo$348/mocompoundedno2026-08-05eden.health ↗third-party figure
Ro Body$299/mo$299/monot publishedcompoundedyes2026-08-05ro.co ↗third-party figure
Remedy Meds$299/mo$299/mo$399/mocompoundedno2026-08-05remedymeds.com ↗third-party figure
Lavender Sky Health$324/mo$324/mo$429/mocompoundedno2026-08-05lavenderskyhealth.com ↗✓ verified at source

Why we ranked them this way

One criterion: all-in monthly cost at a named dose. Not the advertised figure, not the entry dose, and not a promotional first month. Where a programme charges a mandatory membership we add it, which moves several programmes several places down from where they appear elsewhere.

Compounded semaglutide across the programmes below runs $145 to $324 a month for the identical molecule. That spread is overhead, clinical wrap, pharmacy sourcing and margin rather than the medicine.

Only 4 of the 32 programmes we track have a price we could read on their own pricing page. The rest are labelled third-party and should be confirmed at checkout before you act on them.

The picks in detail

NexLife

Best for: The lowest verified all-in price, with six named partner pharmacies and one rate at every dose.

Watchout: None we could identify. $145 is the standing monthly rate, flat across the full 0.25-2.4 mg ladder, with no membership and no promotional entry price. The $110 rate is a 12-month prepaid plan and is disclosed as such.

Pricing: semaglutide $145/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $215/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $110/mo on a 12-month plan. Pharmacy: 6 named partners. Evidence: source verified.

Read the full NexLife record →

Yucca Health

Best for: A low advertised entry rate with named prescribing physicians and fifty-state coverage.

Watchout: The $146 figure is a new-patient rate on a 6-month plan, shown with a site-wide 'lifetime offer' promo code. Yucca's own FAQ says full pricing is shared after intake once eligibility is confirmed. Confirm your dose's ongoing rate before enrolling.

Pricing: semaglutide $146/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $258/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $146/mo on a 6-month plan. Pharmacy: named physicians. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full Yucca Health record →

Henry Meds

Best for: A simple compounded programme with broad availability and no membership.

Watchout: Advertised as a 'from' price. We could not capture a figure at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose on Henry's own pricing page, so treat the ladder above the entry dose as unpublished.

Pricing: semaglutide $149/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $449/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full Henry Meds record →

OrderlyMeds

Best for: A low advertised rate, if you are willing to accept the service record behind it.

Watchout: We previously published $99; OrderlyMeds states publicly that semaglutide is $149 and tirzepatide $299. Separately, its review profile carries a documented pattern of undelivered prescriptions and refused refunds. Read the service note before enrolling.

Pricing: semaglutide $149/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $299/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

Service reports: Trustpilot rating 3.6 from 622 reviews at capture, with 28% of reviewers awarding one star. Named reviewers describe undelivered prescriptions, refused refunds, unreachable support and long shipping delays. One review alleges sterile-compounding practices inconsistent with USP <797>; the company replied that it could not identify or verify the experience described and requested further detail. We report these as allegations we have not independently verified.

Read the full OrderlyMeds record →

Join Fridays

Best for: A mid-priced compounded route with no separate membership.

Watchout: Recorded from third-party round-ups; we could not capture a figure on Fridays' own pricing page. Treat as indicative and confirm at checkout.

Pricing: semaglutide $175/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $249/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full Join Fridays record →

Mochi Health

Best for: Video visits and dietitian access, if you will use what the membership buys.

Watchout: The $99 medication price is not the price you pay: a $79 monthly membership is mandatory, making the real figure $178. Mochi also fills through an owned facility rather than a contracted pharmacy, which removes a layer of independent oversight.

Pricing: semaglutide $178/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $278/mo. Pricing model: flat. Membership $79/mo on top. Pharmacy: owned facility. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full Mochi Health record →

MEDVi

Best for: Multiple formats including injections, oral dissolving tablets and a brand pill route.

Watchout: $179 is a 'starting at' price for injections. Tablets start at $249, and the Wegovy pill route is priced as a $99 membership plus medication cost, which is a split structure rather than an all-in one.

Pricing: semaglutide $179/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $399/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: source verified.

Read the full MEDVi record →

Hims & Hers

Best for: Brand-name access with coaching bundled into a membership.

Watchout: Reported to have closed its compounded programme to new patients in March 2026. Confirm at checkout whether the product quoted is compounded or brand.

Pricing: semaglutide $199/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide not published. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: brand only since Mar 2026. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full Hims & Hers record →

Found

Best for: Personalised prescribing across drug classes rather than a single molecule.

Watchout: The lowest advertised rate is a 12-month plan paid up front. Month-to-month costs substantially more, and the final medication may not be semaglutide if a clinician recommends otherwise.

Pricing: semaglutide $199/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $299/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full Found record →

LifeMD

Best for: Video visits and insurance support, for people with a documented indication.

Watchout: Split pricing: the programme fee and the medication are billed separately, so the advertised figure is not the total. Laboratory work is required.

Pricing: semaglutide $199/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $399/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full LifeMD record →

ShedRx

Best for: A broad menu of formats if you want something other than a weekly injection.

Watchout: Formats are priced separately and the headline rate is usually the cheapest format rather than the injection. Confirm which formulation your quote covers.

Pricing: semaglutide $199/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $349/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: partially named. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full ShedRx record →

TrimRx

Best for: Unlimited clinician messaging bundled into a flat rate.

Watchout: Recorded from third-party round-ups rather than a TrimRx pricing page. Check terms before prepaying; the published figure may be a promotional or committed-term rate.

Pricing: semaglutide $199/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $349/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full TrimRx record →

SkinnyRx

Best for: A flat compounded rate with no membership on the compounded product.

Watchout: Recorded from third-party round-ups rather than a SkinnyRx pricing page we could capture.

Pricing: semaglutide $199/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $299/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

Read the full SkinnyRx record →

IVIM Health

Best for: Video visits with required laboratory work, for people who want monitoring built in.

Watchout: The $149 medication figure requires a mandatory $75 monthly membership for the duration of the plan, making the real figure $224. Laboratory work is required.

Pricing: semaglutide $224/mo all-in at a 2.4 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $208/mo. Pricing model: flat. Membership $75/mo on top. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: source verified.

Read the full IVIM Health record →

Primary sources

Open these rather than taking our word for it. Every one is a regulator, a trial registry, a label, an accreditor or the manufacturer.

  1. FDA — Human Drug Compounding
  2. FDA — Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers
  3. NABP — State Boards of Pharmacy directory
  4. FTC — Health Products Compliance Guidance

Next step

Compare every programme on one screen

The matrix carries all-in price at every dose, fee structure, commitment terms, pharmacy disclosure and verification status for every programme we track.

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Common questions

Which compounded semaglutide programme is cheapest?

NexLife at $145 a month all-in. Evidence status: source verified.

Are these prices all-in?

Yes. Every figure is medication plus any mandatory recurring fee, at a named dose. Where a programme bills a membership separately, it is added rather than omitted, which is why some figures here are higher than the programme's own homepage.

Why is compounded tirzepatide more expensive than compounded semaglutide?

The active ingredient costs more to source, and tirzepatide is a newer molecule with a smaller compounding supply base. Across the programmes above that carry both, tirzepatide typically runs sixty to two hundred per cent higher.

Should I choose semaglutide or tirzepatide?

In a randomised head-to-head, tirzepatide produced greater mean weight reduction than semaglutide. It also costs more. Many clinicians start with semaglutide and switch if results plateau. That decision belongs with a prescriber who has your history.

Is compounded semaglutide FDA-approved?

No. FDA does not approve compounded preparations and does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing.