Price guide · Checked November 2026

Cheapest Semaglutide Online in 2026, Fees Included

Prices checked in November 2026. Compounded semaglutide bought online costs about $76 to $348 a month, fees included, at the 27 programs we checked that bill one month at a time (median $199). Paying ahead for a year brings the cheapest plans down to $53 to $99 a month. At MaxLife, compounded semaglutide is $89/mo flat: all-inclusive, the same price at every dose, with no membership fee and nothing to pay ahead. Brand Wegovy® from NovoCare costs $149 to $349 a month for the medicine alone. Compounded semaglutide is not FDA-approved.

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Editorial disclosure

MaxLife publishes this guide and is one of the programs in it. We list every price with its source, read on each program's own public pages in November 2026, and we show where others cost less. Prices change often, so check before you buy.

$89/mo flatMaxLife compounded semaglutide: all-inclusive, no membership fee, the same price at every dose.

$199/moMedian month-to-month price at 27 other online programs, fees included.

19 of 30programs need months paid up front for their lowest 12-month price.

$149 to $349Brand Wegovy® a month from NovoCare, for the medicine alone.

What is the cheapest semaglutide online in November 2026?

It depends on how you pay. Billed one month (or 4 weeks) at a time, the lowest prices we found are at Collective ($59 a month plus a $199 yearly membership, about $76 a month), Sunlight ($78 per 4 weeks) and Embody ($79 per 4 weeks). If you can pay ahead, Embody's 52-week bundle ($49 per 4 weeks, $637 for the year) and Gala's yearly plan ($828 a year) cost the least over 12 months.

MaxLife is $89/mo flat, all-inclusive and the same price at every dose, with no membership fee and nothing to pay ahead. That is lower than the month-to-month price at 24 of the 27 other programs that publish one, and well below the median of $199. It is not the lowest: the three programs above charge less month to month.

12 months, per month

What a year of compounded semaglutide costs, per month

The cheapest published way to pay for 52 weeks, required fees included, following the usual dose steps, divided by 12.

Red lines: the price holds only if you pay for several months up front, not month to month.

  1. MaxLifesame price at every dose$89/mo flat Flat
  2. Embody52-week bundle, paid as one purchase$53.08/mo
  3. Galaannual plan, billed once a year$69/mo
  4. Collectivemedicine monthly, $199 yearly membership up front$75.58/mo
  5. Sunlightbilled every 4 weeks; sale price locked at enrollment$84.50/mo
  6. Belle12-month plan, billed monthly$93/mo
  7. Ondra Health12-month plan, paid up front$95.75/mo
  8. Edenmonth to month (read earlier this month)$99/mo
  9. Ozari Healthannual plan, paid up front$99/mo
  10. Trimiannual plan, paid up front$99/mo
  11. Cora Healthannual plan, paid up front$99/mo
  12. Measured12-month plan, billed annually$119/mo
  13. Lavender Sky Health10-week packs plus consult fees; price rises with the doseabout $125.75/mo
  14. Mochi Health12-month membership and 3-month supplies; price rises with the dose$131.25/mo
  15. OrderlyMeds2-month starter, then monthly$136.58/mo
  16. ivim health12-month program plus membership$139.99/mo
  17. Found12-month plan, new-member discount included$141.42/mo
  18. GobyMeds12- and 8-week packs; price rises with the doseabout $149.50/mo
  19. Fridays12-month supply, paid up front$150/mo
  20. Rift12-week packs, paid up frontabout $151.31/mo
  21. Alloystarting dose; higher-dose price not published$169/mo
  22. SkinnyRx$99 first month, then monthlyabout $190.67/mo
  23. Henry Meds12 months paid in full; amount of medicine capped$197/mo
  24. MEDVimonth to month$199/mo
  25. Good Life Medsmonth to month$199/mo
  26. Fifty4104-week programs$215.58/mo
  27. Shapely3-month packages plus membership; price rises with the dose$238.83/mo
  28. CallonDocmonth to month$250/mo
  29. Noom Med12-week billing after the first 4 weeks$289.75/mo
  30. Lemonaid Health3-month plan plus membership$293.92/mo
  31. Willowmonth to month$299/mo
  32. Wegovy® pill, NovoCarebrand, medicine only, 12 bottles$278.17/mo
  33. Wegovy® pen, NovoCarebrand, medicine only, 13 fills$353.08/mo

Prices from each program's own pages, checked in November 2026. Programs that bill every 4 weeks or 28 days charge 13 times a year. Mochi Health, Shapely, GobyMeds and Lavender Sky Health charge more at higher doses; Alloy, SkinnyRx and Henry Meds publish only a starting price. Not shown: CoreAge Rx and Remedy Meds (no full price published).

How we compare: for each program we take its cheapest compounded semaglutide injection with no added ingredients that ships to all 50 states (or its only formula, if it sells just one), add required memberships and fees, and follow the dose steps on the Wegovy® label. Every price comes from the program's own public pages, checked in November 2026.

Price table · November 2026

Compounded semaglutide prices online, fees included

32 programs plus MaxLife, sorted by what 12 months cost per month. Each price comes from the program's own public pages, checked in November 2026, using its cheapest option with no added ingredients that ships to all 50 states (or its only formula, if it sells just one).

Program12 months, per monthMonth to monthAdvertised priceMembershipFormula and states
MaxLifeFlat price$89/mo flatall-inclusive$89/mo flatsame price at every dose$89/mo flatno hidden feesNoneAll 50 statesformula per your prescription and pharmacy
Embody$53.08/mo$637 a year, paid ahead$79 per 4 weeksabout $86 a month$49/moonly on the 52-week bundle, non-refundableNoneFormula and state list not published
Gala$69/mo$828 a year, paid aheadNot published$69/moannual plan billed once a year ($828)NoneNo additive named; all 50 states
Collective$75.58/mo$907 a year, with the yearly fee$59/mo plus $199 a yearwith the yearly fee, about $76 a month$59/moplus a required $199 yearly membership$199 a yearNo additive named; not in AL, CA, LA, MA, MS, WA
Sunlight$84.50/mo$1,014 a year$78 per 4 weeksabout $85 a month$78/mosale price, "locks in when you enroll"NoneNo additive named; all 50 states
Belle$93/mo$1,116 a year$199/mo$93/moon a 12-month plan, billed monthlyNoneNo additive named; all 50 states
Ondra Health$95.75/mo$1,149 a year, paid ahead$149/mo$96/moneeds a year up front ($1,149)NoneNo additives; not in 9 states
Eden$99/mo$1,188 a year$99/mo$99/momonth to month; read earlier this monthNoneMay include B3, B6, B12 or glycine; all 50 states
Ozari Health$99/mo$1,188 a year, paid ahead$175/mo$99/mono-additive option, a year up front ($1,188)NoneNo additives; all 50 states
Trimi$99/mo$1,188 a year, paid ahead$175/mo$99/moneeds a year up front ($1,188)NoneNo additive named; all 50 states
Cora Health$99/mo$1,188 a year, paid ahead$175/mo$99/moneeds a year up front ($1,188)NoneB12 formula only; all 50 states
Measured$119/mo$1,428 a year, paid ahead$199/mo$119/moneeds a year up front ($1,428)IncludedNo additive named; 26 states only
Lavender Sky Healthabout $125.75/moabout $1,509 a year, paid aheadNot offered$88/mo10-week packs at the starting doseNone (consult fees extra)No-additive option not in 9 states
Mochi Health$131.25/mo$1,575 a year, paid ahead$139/mo$60/momedicine only, at the starting dose$79/mo, or $588 a yearNo additive named; all 50 states
OrderlyMeds$136.58/mo$1,639 a year$149/mo$74/mo2-month starter ($149), new customersNonePrescriber may add B6 or B12; all 50 states
ivim health$139.99/mo$1,680 a year, paid ahead$224.99/mo$65/momedicine only, 12-month program$74.99/mo, requiredFormula not stated; not all 50 states
Found$141.42/mo$1,697 a year, paid ahead$269 per 28 daysabout $291 a month$149 per 28 dayscash, on a 12-month planIncludedB12 and glycine formula; not all 50 states
GobyMedsabout $149.50/moabout $1,794 a year, paid ahead$169/mo$99/mo12-week starter pack ($299), first orderNoneNo-additive option; state list not published
Fridays$150/mo$1,800 a year, paid ahead$249/mo$279 on its product page$99/moneeds a code and a 12-month planNoneFormula not stated; not in LA
Riftabout $151.31/moabout $1,816 a year, paid ahead$199/mo$199/mono-additive option; $419 per 12 weeksNoneNo additives; not in 9 states
Alloy$169/mo$2,028 a year$169/mo$70/momedicine only, plus a $99 monthly fee$99/moFormula not stated; not in AL, AR, CA, LA, MS, NV or DC
SkinnyRxabout $190.67/moabout $2,288 a year$199/moafter a $99 first month$99/mofirst month onlyNoneNo additive named; not in AL, LA, MS
Henry Meds$197/mo$2,364 a year, paid ahead$297/moits plans page, last updated in 2025$197/moneeds 12 months up front ($2,364)NoneFormula and state list not published
MEDVi$199/mo$2,388 a year$199/mo$99first month only (sale)NoneFormula and state list not published
Good Life Meds$199/mo$2,388 a year$199/mo$99/molimited-time promotion, no end dateNoneFormula not stated; not in AK, AR, LA, NH, OR, SC, WV or DC
Fifty410$215.58/mo$2,587 a year$199 per 4 weeksabout $216 a month$199 per 4 weeksno subscriptionNoneFormula not stated; all 50 states
Shapely$238.83/mo$2,866 a year, paid ahead$238/mo$99/mo3-month package, medicine only$99/moFormula not stated; CA, FL, NY and TX only
CallonDoc$250/mo$3,000 a year$250/mo$250/moall-in-one home deliveryNoneFormula not stated; state list not published
Noom Med$289.75/mo$3,477 a year, paid aheadNot offered$129first 4 weeks, then $837 every 12 weeksNoneFormula not stated; not in AL, LA, MS
Lemonaid Health$293.92/mo$3,527 a year, paid ahead$348/mo$299/momedicine only, plus a $49 monthly membership$49/moB12 formula only; state list not published
Willow$299/mo$3,588 a year$299/mo$299/mobilled monthlyNoneFormula not stated; 36 states
CoreAge RxNot publishedNot publishedFrom $79/moplan length shown only at checkoutNoneFormula and state list not published
Remedy MedsNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedshown only after a quizNoneFormula not stated; not in LA (its FAQ)

Prices change often: confirm before you enroll. Eden's price was read earlier this month (its site blocked our reader on the final check). A prescription is written only if a licensed provider decides treatment is right for you. Compounded semaglutide is not FDA-approved.

$89/mo flat, the same price at every dose

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Best by situation

Best online providers for compounded semaglutide, by situation

No single program is best for everyone. These are the strongest picks we found for the most common needs, with the catch for each.

1MaxLife

Same price at every dose, with nothing to pay ahead

$89/mo flat from your first month. The price includes the provider review, your medicine if prescribed, supplies and free expedited shipping, with no membership fee. It stays the same as your dose goes up, in all 50 states.

No membership fee
Same price at every dose
Free expedited shipping
LegitScript certified

MaxLife price

$89/mo flat

all-inclusive

Good to know: Three programs charge less month to month, and four cost less over a year, most of them only if you pay ahead. Medicine costs are not refundable.

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2Collective

Lowest month-to-month price we found

Collective charges $59 a month for compounded semaglutide, the same at any dose, plus a required $199 yearly membership: about $76 a month over a year, according to its website in November 2026. The medicine is billed monthly.

Same price at any dose
Medicine billed monthly

Medicine plus membership

$59/mo

plus $199 a year

Potential drawback: The $199 membership is billed once a year after a 21-day free trial and isn't refundable, and Collective doesn't serve Alabama, California, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi or Washington.

3Embody

Lowest 12-month cost if you pay ahead

Embody's 52-week bundle works out to $49 per 4 weeks, about $637 for the year by our math. Month to month it costs $79 per 4 weeks.

Same price at every dose
No membership fee

On the 52-week bundle

$49

per 4 weeks

Potential drawback: The bundle is sold as "a single, indivisible purchase" and is non-refundable, and Embody doesn't publish its formula or state list.

4NovoCare

Cheapest FDA-approved semaglutide for weight loss

Wegovy® tablets from Novo Nordisk's NovoCare pharmacy cost $149 a month at the starting dose, $199 at the next dose and $299 at the higher doses, without insurance.

FDA-approved
Sold by the drug maker's pharmacy

Medicine only

$149 to $299/mo

brand Wegovy® pill

Potential drawback: You need your own prescriber, and the price rises with the dose.

Month to month vs paying ahead: why advertised prices look lower

The advertised price is rarely what one month costs. 19 of the 30 programs we could price need several months paid at once for their lowest 12-month cost: Embody's "$49", Gala's "$69" and the "$99" at Ozari Health, Trimi and Cora Health all need 6 to 12 months up front. Other headlines quote the medicine without the required membership: ivim health's "$65" (plus $74.99 a month), Mochi Health's "$60" (plus $79) and Alloy's "$70" (plus $99).

This chart shows what each program charges if you pay one month (or 4 weeks) at a time, at the starting dose, with required fees. Prices billed per 4 weeks are shown as a calendar-month amount, because 4-week billing means 13 payments a year.

Month to month

What one month of compounded semaglutide costs if you don't pay ahead

27 programs that sell one month (or 4 weeks) at a time, at the starting dose, plus MaxLife.

Red line: a yearly membership must be paid up front first, so the price is not truly month to month.

  1. MaxLifeall-inclusive, no membership fee$89/mo flat
  2. CollectiveNot truly month to month: a $199 yearly membership is paid up front, plus $59 a monthabout $76/mo
  3. Sunlightbilled $78 per 4 weeksabout $85/mo
  4. Embodybilled $79 per 4 weeksabout $86/mo
  5. Eden$99/mo
  6. Mochi Healthmedicine plus required membership$139/mo
  7. Ondra Health$149/mo
  8. OrderlyMeds$149/mo
  9. GobyMeds$169/mo
  10. Alloymedicine plus required membership$169/mo
  11. Ozari Health$175/mo
  12. Trimi$175/mo
  13. Cora Health$175/mo
  14. Belle$199/mo
  15. Measured$199/mo
  16. Rift$199/mo
  17. SkinnyRx$199/mo
  18. MEDVi$199/mo
  19. Good Life Meds$199/mo
  20. Fifty410billed $199 per 4 weeksabout $216/mo
  21. ivim healthmedicine plus required membership$224.99/mo
  22. Shapelymedicine plus required membership$238/mo
  23. Fridays$249/mo
  24. CallonDoc$250/mo
  25. Foundbilled $269 per 28 daysabout $291/mo
  26. Henry Medsplans page last updated in 2025$297/mo
  27. Willow$299/mo
  28. Lemonaid Healthmedicine plus required membership$348/mo

Checked in November 2026. Not offered month to month: Gala (published only as a yearly plan), Lavender Sky Health (10-week packs) and Noom Med (12-week billing). Not published: CoreAge Rx and Remedy Meds.

Read the fine print: 6 things that change what you pay

Two programs with the same headline price can cost hundreds of dollars apart over a year. Check these six things:

The fine print

6 things that change what you really pay

  • 1 · PrepayPaying for months at once

    Bundles and yearly plans are paid up front and are often non-refundable: Embody sells its bundle as "a single, indivisible purchase", and Gala bills its yearly plan once a year.

    What it means for you: Ask what you pay if you stop after one month.

  • 2 · 4 weeks4 weeks is not a month

    Embody, Sunlight, Found and Fifty410 bill per 4 weeks or 28 days: 13 payments a year, not 12. $79 per 4 weeks is about $86 a calendar month.

    What it means for you: Multiply a 4-week price by 13 to see the year.

  • 3 · MembershipA fee on top of the medicine

    Six programs add a membership: ivim health ($74.99 a month), Alloy and Shapely ($99), Mochi Health ($79, or $588 a year), Lemonaid Health ($49) and Collective ($199 a year).

    What it means for you: Add any membership before you compare.

  • 4 · DosePrices that rise with the dose

    Mochi Health's medicine goes from $60 to $189 a month as the dose rises, and Shapely, GobyMeds and Lavender Sky Health also charge more at higher doses. Brand Wegovy® tablets rise from $149 to $299.

    What it means for you: Ask what you pay at higher doses.

  • 5 · Intro pricesFirst-month deals end

    MEDVi's and SkinnyRx's $99 are first-month prices, then $199. OrderlyMeds' "$74 a month" is $149 for a 2-month starter, then $149 a month. Noom Med charges $129 for 4 weeks, then $837 every 12 weeks.

    What it means for you: Ask for the price in month 4 and month 13.

  • 6 · FormulaAdded ingredients and state lists

    Found, Cora Health and Lemonaid Health sell only a formula with B12 or glycine, and 20 of the 32 programs don't serve all 50 states or don't publish a state list.

    What it means for you: Check the formula and your state before you buy.

From each program's own pricing pages, FAQs and terms, checked in November 2026.

Is compounded semaglutide cheaper than Wegovy® or Ozempic®?

Usually, yes. Brand Wegovy® pens from NovoCare cost $199 a month for the first 2 fills for new patients (through December 31, 2026), then $349 a month. Wegovy® tablets cost $149 to $299 a month, by dose. That is the medicine alone; you also need a prescriber. Ozempic® is approved for type 2 diabetes, not weight loss, and costs $349 a month from NovoCare ($499 at the top dose). Billed month to month, most compounded programs in our table charge $79 to $199 a month.

Wegovy is FDA-approved. Compounded semaglutide is prepared by a licensed pharmacy for one patient's prescription and is not FDA-approved, which means the FDA hasn't reviewed it for safety, effectiveness or quality. If your insurance covers Wegovy, the brand may cost you less: NovoCare says you may pay as little as $25 a month with commercial coverage.

Brand benchmark

FDA-approved semaglutide, cash prices

Brand routePriceConditions
Wegovy® pen, NovoCare$199 for 2 fills, then $349 a monthNew patients, offer through December 31, 2026; 4 pens per fill; prescriber separate
Wegovy® pill, NovoCare$149, $199, then $299 a monthPrice rises with the dose; 30 tablets a month
Ozempic® pen, NovoCare$349 a month ($499 at the top dose)For type 2 diabetes, not weight loss; $199 for 2 fills for new patients
Hims & Hers$39 first month, then $149 a monthMembership; the medicine is billed separately
LifeMD$39 first month, then $149 a monthProgram fee; the medicine is billed separately
WeightWatchers Med+$74 a month on a 12-month planMembership; the medicine is billed separately
Sesame$99 per 28 days, or $59 a month yearlyProgram fee; the medicine is billed separately

Checked in November 2026 on NovoCare's and each program's own pages (Hims & Hers: its newsroom; its store blocked our reader). A year of Wegovy® pens at these prices is about $4,237 for 13 fills, before the prescriber's fees.

Can you get semaglutide online without a membership fee?

Yes. Most programs in our table charge one price that includes the provider. Six add a membership on top of the medicine: ivim health ($74.99 a month), Alloy ($99), Shapely ($99), Mochi Health ($79, or $588 a year), Lemonaid Health ($49) and Collective ($199 a year). Brand routes through telehealth add a program fee of $59 to $149 a month on top of NovoCare's price.

MaxLife has no membership fee: $89/mo flat covers the provider review, your medicine if prescribed, supplies and shipping. No membership doesn't always mean no prepay, so check the plan length too.

Before you pay

6 questions to ask any semaglutide program

  1. What will I pay in month 4, and every month after?
  2. Do I have to pay for several months up front, and can I get a refund?
  3. Is there a membership fee on top of the medicine?
  4. Does the price change at higher doses?
  5. Does my formula include an added ingredient, and do you ship to my state?
  6. Which licensed pharmacy fills my prescription?

What MaxLife semaglutide costs, and what it includes

MaxLife compounded semaglutide is $89/mo flat: all-inclusive and the same price at every dose, with no membership fee and no hidden fees. It covers a free online consultation, an independent licensed provider's review and follow-up, your medicine if prescribed, supplies and free expedited shipping, and free ongoing medical support. Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period. No insurance is needed, and HSA and FSA funds may be eligible.

A licensed provider reviews your online intake, health history and clinical records, usually within 24 hours, can follow up with questions, and you can ask for a video visit. MaxLife is a telehealth patient management platform, not a pharmacy. Licensed partner pharmacies prepare and dispense the medicine. Depending on the prescription and the dispensing pharmacy, some formulations include an added ingredient such as vitamin B12 or glycine; your pharmacy label lists it. Compounded semaglutide is not FDA-approved, and a prescription is written only if a licensed provider decides it is right for you.

MaxLife pricing

What MaxLife semaglutide costs

One flat price: all-inclusive, the same at every dose, with no membership fee.

Flat price

Every month, every dose

$89/mo flat

All-inclusive and the same price at every dose, with no membership fee and no hidden fees.

  • Free online consultation
  • Medicine, if prescribed
  • Supplies and free expedited shipping
  • Free ongoing medical support
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Cancel anytime

Same price every month

$89/mo flat

Flat $89 a month. Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period.

  • No insurance needed
  • HSA and FSA may be eligible
  • Same price at every dose
  • Spanish-speaking team
See the semaglutide program

MaxLife's fine print, in plain words

  • $89/mo flat, the same price at every dose.
  • Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period.
  • Medicine costs are not refundable.
  • Some compounded formulations include an added ingredient such as vitamin B12 or glycine; your pharmacy label lists it.
  • You may be able to use HSA or FSA funds. Check with your plan.
  • Already a MaxLife member? We offer a price match for existing customers.

Is buying semaglutide online safe and legal?

Yes, with a prescription from a licensed provider, filled by a state-licensed pharmacy. Brand Wegovy® and Ozempic® are FDA-approved. Compounded semaglutide is prepared by a licensed pharmacy for one patient's prescription and is not FDA-approved, which means the FDA hasn't reviewed it for safety, effectiveness or quality.

The FDA declared the semaglutide shortage over on February 21, 2025. Its grace periods for compounders ended on April 22, 2025, for state-licensed pharmacies and May 22, 2025, for outsourcing facilities. Today a pharmacy may compound semaglutide for an individual patient's prescription, but the FDA restricts compounded drugs that are essentially copies of an approved drug unless the prescriber documents a significant difference for that patient.

Red flags when you shop online: no prescription or provider review; semaglutide sold "for research use" or as a powder to mix yourself; a seller that calls a compounded drug FDA-approved; or one that won't name the pharmacy that fills your prescription.

How we compared

How we checked every price

We read each program's own public pricing pages, FAQs, terms and refund policies in November 2026. We did not sign up, take quizzes that ask for personal details, or use promo codes. Programs whose sites blocked our reader, or that call compounded drugs FDA-approved, are left out.

Step 1

The same kind of product

Each program's cheapest compounded semaglutide injection with no added ingredients that ships to all 50 states. If a program sells only a formula with an additive, that formula is used.

Step 2

Everything you must pay

Medicine, required memberships and any visit, supply or shipping fees.

Step 3

Two ways to compare

The price if you pay one month or 4 weeks at a time; and the cheapest published way to pay for 52 weeks at the usual dose steps (prepay allowed), divided by 12.

Step 4

Dated and sourced

Every program links to its own pricing page in our sources, with the month we checked it.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the cheapest semaglutide online

It depends on how you pay. Billed one month (or 4 weeks) at a time, the lowest prices we found in November 2026 are Collective ($59 a month plus a $199 yearly membership), Sunlight ($78 per 4 weeks) and Embody ($79 per 4 weeks). Paying ahead, Embody's 52-week bundle ($49 per 4 weeks) costs the least over a year. MaxLife is $89/mo flat, all-inclusive, with no membership fee and nothing to pay ahead.
At the 27 online programs we checked that bill one month at a time, compounded semaglutide costs about $76 to $348 a month with required fees, with a median of $199. Paying ahead for a year brings some plans down to $53 to $99 a month. MaxLife costs $89/mo flat.
It depends on what matters to you. For the lowest month-to-month price, Collective charges $59 a month plus a $199 yearly membership, about $76 a month. For the lowest year if you can pay ahead, Embody's bundle works out to about $637. For one flat price with no membership and nothing to pay ahead, MaxLife is $89/mo flat. Check each program's formula, state list and refund policy before you buy.
Yes. Most programs in our table include the provider in one price. Six add a membership: ivim health, Alloy, Shapely, Mochi Health, Lemonaid Health and Collective. MaxLife has no membership fee: $89/mo flat covers the provider review, the medicine if prescribed, supplies and shipping.
Usually, yes. Brand Wegovy® pens from NovoCare cost $349 a month after a $199 offer for new patients' first 2 fills (through December 31, 2026), and Wegovy tablets cost $149 to $299 a month, plus your prescriber's fees. Most compounded programs in our table charge $79 to $199 a month. Wegovy is FDA-approved; compounded semaglutide is not.
From NovoCare, Wegovy® tablets cost $149 a month at the starting dose, $199 at the second dose and $299 a month at the higher doses, according to its website in November 2026. One month is a bottle of 30 tablets. You need a prescription from your own provider.
Those prices usually need several months paid at once. Embody's $49 is per 4 weeks on a 52-week bundle, Gala's $69 is a yearly plan billed once a year. Read the plan length and the refund policy before you compare.
At most programs we checked, no: they charge one price for all doses. Mochi Health, Shapely, GobyMeds and Lavender Sky Health charge more as the dose rises, and brand Wegovy® tablets rise from $149 to $299 a month. MaxLife is $89/mo flat, the same price at every dose.
Yes, with a prescription from a licensed provider, prepared by a licensed pharmacy for you as a patient. The FDA declared the semaglutide shortage over in February 2025, which narrowed when pharmacies may compound it. Avoid any seller that ships semaglutide without a prescription or sells it for research use.
Yes. A licensed provider reviews your health history and decides whether it is right for you before a pharmacy can fill it. Online programs do this with an online intake and, when needed, a video visit.
Almost never, because compounded drugs are not FDA-approved products. That's why the compounded programs in our table charge cash for the medicine. MaxLife needs no insurance, and HSA and FSA funds may be eligible. If your plan covers Wegovy®, the brand may cost you less.
Some pharmacies add vitamin B12, B6 or glycine. Found, Cora Health and Lemonaid Health sell only a formula with an added ingredient. To compare prices fairly, we use each program's option without additives where it sells one. Your formula is on your pharmacy label; some MaxLife partner pharmacies also use a formula with B12 or glycine.
MaxLife compounded semaglutide is $89/mo flat: all-inclusive, the same price at every dose, with no membership fee. It includes the provider review, your medicine if prescribed, supplies and free expedited shipping. Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period.
We read every price on each program's own public pages and date the guide; this edition was checked in November 2026. Prices change often, so confirm the current price with the program before you buy.

Same price at every dose: $89/mo flat

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General information only, not medical or legal advice. The FDA does not approve compounded medications or review them for safety, effectiveness or quality. MaxLife is a patient management platform, not a pharmacy, drug maker or compounder, and a prescription is written only when a licensed provider decides treatment suits you. Facts were taken from public pages in November 2026 and may change, so confirm them before you act. Competitor prices come from each company's own public pages and may change without notice; promo codes and sales without end dates are not counted, except a sale price the program says is kept after you enroll. Zepbound®, Mounjaro® and KwikPen® are registered trademarks and Foundayo™ is a trademark of Eli Lilly and Company; Wegovy®, Ozempic® and Saxenda® are registered trademarks of Novo Nordisk. MaxLife is not affiliated with the other companies named.

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MaxLife publishes this guide and is one of the programs in it. We set the method before we gathered prices, we use each program's own pages, and we say plainly where another program costs less.

  • Prices come from each program's own website, checked in November 2026.
  • Every program is compared on its option with no added ingredients that ships to all 50 states.
  • Memberships, required fees and money paid up front are counted.
  • Where another program costs less than MaxLife, month to month or over a year, we say so.
Last updated: November 14, 2026

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Medical and regulatory note: This page is for information only and is not medical or legal advice. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Prescription treatment is available only if a licensed provider decides it is right for you.

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