GLP-1 without insurance
Compounded Semaglutide starts at $100/mo and compounded Tirzepatide at $120/mo, with no insurance required. Your price includes the medication, injection supplies, licensed provider review, ongoing support, and free overnight shipping, with no membership fee and no long-term contract.
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Compounded Semaglutide is $100/mo on the quarterly plan ($465 for 3 months), or $100 for the first month then $120/mo monthly. Compounded Tirzepatide is $120/mo quarterly ($585 for 3 months), or $215 for the first month then $275/mo monthly. Every plan includes everything, with no separate membership, consultation, or shipping charge.
Pricing is flat and does not depend on coverage, formularies, prior authorization, or appeals. Plans are also FSA and HSA eligible, so you can use pre-tax dollars even without insurance.
There is no membership fee, no consultation fee, no shipping fee, and no supplies fee. Your medication and injection supplies are included in the plan price.
The quarterly plan runs three months, not six or twelve. Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period; medication costs are not refundable.
Brand-name GLP-1s list around $1,000/mo or more without coverage, and cash-pay telehealth programs typically run $250 to $500. The advertised number, though, is often not the total you actually pay.
A low first-month price that rises significantly afterward is common, so the number that got you in the door is not the number you pay long term.
Many programs charge a monthly membership separately from the medication, so the real cost is the sum of both, not the advertised figure.
Some programs only offer their lowest rate if you pay six months upfront, turning a modest monthly figure into a four-figure commitment before you know whether the medication suits you.
From here to medication in three steps.
Complete an online medical intake in about five minutes with no upfront payment. A licensed provider reviews it to decide whether treatment is appropriate.
If approved, your prescription goes to a licensed partner pharmacy. MaxLife names its pharmacy partners (Hallandale, Red Rock, Strive) rather than keeping them vague.
Medication ships free overnight in an insulated container, and ongoing provider messaging covers dose adjustments and side-effect support.
A licensed provider decides what is appropriate, but here is how the two options compare.
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Compared with the two realistic alternatives for someone paying out of pocket: brand-name prices, and other cash-pay telehealth programs.
| What You Get | Brand-Name Pharmacy | Typical Telehealth Program | MaxLife |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $1,000+ | $250–$500 | From $100 |
| Medication included | ✓ | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Injection supplies included | ✕ | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Provider review included | ✕ | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Free shipping included | ✕ | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Separate membership fee | — | Often | None |
| Price rises after intro period | — | Often | No |
| Months required upfront | — | Up to 6 | 3 |
| Insurance required | Often | Sometimes | No |
| FSA and HSA eligible | ✕ | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Named pharmacy partners | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
Comparison is against general categories, not any named program. MaxLife figures reflect current published pricing and terms.
The entry price includes medication, injection supplies, licensed provider review, and free overnight shipping.
There is nothing to submit, appeal, or wait on. An eligibility check takes about five minutes.
Medication ships free, overnight, in an insulated container that keeps it safe in transit.
Licensed providers handle dose adjustments and side-effect support for the length of your program, not just at sign-up.
Prescriptions not covered by a plan still qualify as eligible medical expenses, so pre-tax dollars can be used.
MaxLife stands behind the program with a 6-Month Results Guarantee and a lowest-price and price-match guarantee.
Compounded GLP-1 Has Been Featured In:
Every plan includes your medication, injection supplies, licensed provider review, ongoing messaging for dose adjustments and side effects, and free overnight shipping. The compounded formula includes B vitamins to help reduce gastrointestinal side effects. No insurance and no hidden fees.
Most plans treat weight-loss medication as an optional benefit and exclude it outright. That is a plan-design decision, not a judgment about your case, and cash pay is the realistic route.
Prior authorization is slow and frequently denied for weight-loss use. An eligibility check takes minutes by comparison.
People currently paying four figures a month are the largest group who switch, and the active ingredient does not change when they do.
The plan price is the total: medication, supplies, provider review, ongoing support, and shipping, with nothing added at checkout or at refill.
MaxLife's lowest-price and price-match guarantee is how it stands behind the price, so you do not have to price-check the whole market yourself.
Providers are licensed in your state and partner pharmacies (Hallandale, Red Rock, Strive) are named openly, the transparency signal that separates a legitimate program from a cheap one.
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Compounded Semaglutide from $100/mo or compounded Tirzepatide from $120/mo, everything included, no insurance, no hidden fees. Eligibility checked in minutes with no upfront payment.
