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    Price transparency database

    GLP-1 prices, without the sales fog.

    Here’s the problem. A provider can lead with a first-month deal, bury the recurring charge, and still call the pricing transparent. We pull the advertised numbers from the provider’s own page, date the check, and show what the page leaves unclear.

    This is a price database. It is not a medical ranking.

    Provider-published price evidence

    5 providers checked on August 31, 2026. Sorted alphabetically.

    Read the full methodology

    DirectMeds

    From $249/month

    Price published

    What the provider page says

    • Sublingual semaglutide: $249/month
    • Injectable semaglutide: $297/month

    Listed as included

    Medication · Provider review and follow-ups · Shipping

    Read before checkout: The public page advertises additional new-customer and multi-month discounts without one universal final price.

    Eden

    No public price captured

    Price unclear

    What the provider page says

    • The public page checked did not display a GLP-1 program price.

    Listed as included

    Doctor visit · Prescription medication if prescribed · Shipping

    Read before checkout: A visitor must continue into Eden’s eligibility flow to see the current treatment price.
    Checked 2026-08-31Eden public homepage

    MEDVi

    From $116/month

    Price published

    What the provider page says

    • Semaglutide injection card: $116/month
    • Tirzepatide injection card: $166/month

    Listed as included

    Medication · Physician review · Shipping · Care coaching

    Read before checkout: The same landing page also contains older-looking copy that says $166 for semaglutide and $199 for tirzepatide. Confirm the checkout amount before paying.

    Strut Health

    From $99/month

    Price published

    What the provider page says

    • Oral semaglutide: from $99/month with auto-refill
    • Injectable semaglutide: from $149/month with auto-refill
    • Oral tirzepatide: from $6.63/day with auto-refill
    • Injectable tirzepatide: from $4.97/day with auto-refill

    Listed as included

    Medication if prescribed · Online physician visits · Shipping

    Read before checkout: These are auto-refill starting prices. Final treatment and pricing follow a completed medical consultation.

    TrimRx

    Promotional price from $149/month

    Price published

    What the provider page says

    • Personalized GLP-1: promotional price shown as $149
    • Personalized GLP-1 + GIP: $249/month

    Listed as included

    Medication if prescribed · Clinical and coaching support · Expedited shipping

    Read before checkout: The $149 amount is labeled as a summer promotion. Promotions can expire or vary by landing page.
    Checked 2026-08-31TrimRx public offer page

    What this comparison can prove

    The public claim

    We record the amount and billing language visible on a provider-owned page. We do not substitute an affiliate dashboard or an old press release.

    The source and date

    Every record links to the page we checked and carries the same capture date. If the provider changes the page, the old observation remains traceable.

    The unresolved terms

    If the recurring total, medication, consultation, shipping, or cancellation terms are unclear, we say so. Unknown means unknown.

    Scope

    Advertised cash-pay prices and inclusions visible on each provider’s own public page.

    Provider name, alphabetically. This table is not a ranking.

    • Clinical effectiveness, safety, or treatment suitability
    • Prices supplied only by an affiliate network or internal dashboard
    • Unpublished checkout totals, insurance reimbursement, and coupon eligibility

    Correction log

    No material corrections are recorded for the current August 31, 2026 capture.

    One medical line we will not blur

    Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. A licensed prescriber must determine whether any prescription treatment is appropriate for an individual patient.

    Read the FDA’s telehealth guidance
    GLP-1 Telehealth Prices: Source-Checked Provider Costs