Wellmedr · Compounded semaglutide (injection)

Editorial tradeoffs

Useful for comparing: People shopping the lowest advertised GLP-1 entry price who are comfortable committing to a 12-month plan to hold it

Limitations in the record

• Reported on 2026-09-11: semaglutide starting at $49 a month and tirzepatide starting at $89 a month on Monthly Plan cards; shipments every 4 weeks are not a verified billing interval. Ozempic starting at $1,399 and Zepbound starting at $1,599 appear as named month-to-month offers, not ingredient comparisons. Labor Day banner advertises $200 OFF Every Month or $49/mo on 12/month Plans — For Life. Separate new-customer offer says $150 off for life with no long term commitments; product cards advertise 50% off your first month without absolute first-charge amounts. Offers are not combined, and standard prices are UNKNOWN. Dedicated policy says 21-Day Plan bills every 21 calendar days, not monthly; 3-, 6-, 12-Month Plans are prepaid in full and renew only with separate affirmative enrollment. Per-month prepaid prices are equivalents, not monthly debits. Three/six-month renewals generally charge 10 days before term end; twelve-month generally 15 days before, with exact date disclosed at checkout. Exact first charge, renewal debit, consultation fee and all-in total remain UNKNOWN. Historical $199/$299 today and $59/$99 monthly figures were not present in these live captures and are not current prices.
• The FAQ reports shipment within 1–2 business days after provider approval and standard delivery typically taking 3–5 business days. These are distinct dispatch and delivery estimates, not a guaranteed combined intake-to-arrival wait. The dedicated policy says medication ships after clinical approval and pharmacy processing and the checkout-disclosed timeframe applies. Landing-page four-week shipments describe refills, not initial delivery. Exact checkout-specific arrival date is UNKNOWN. The dedicated policy now says cancellation is effective when the request is received, with no retention conversation or administrative approval required. A request received before charge submission stops that charge; later requests stop future renewals and trigger review of the current payment under refund rules. The old 48-hour notice rule is not carried forward. Canceling renewal does not itself end a prepaid current term or refund a processed payment. Before Medication Fulfillment Start, the policy provides a full affected-payment refund unless a separately itemized and accepted service fee applies; after that point, completed services and pharmacy-started medication are nonrefundable except as legally required, with objectively unearned portions refundable. Terms-of-use wording about intake-stage consultation refunds conflicts and is retained separately, not resolved here.
• No complete state list is published, and compounded drugs are not FDA approved

Feature evidence and unknowns

The FAQ reports shipment within 1–2 business days after provider approval and standard delivery typically taking 3–5 business days. These are distinct dispatch and delivery estimates, not a guaranteed combined intake-to-arrival wait. The dedicated policy says medication ships after clinical approval and pharmacy processing and the checkout-disclosed timeframe applies. Landing-page four-week shipments describe refills, not initial delivery. Exact checkout-specific arrival date is UNKNOWN.

Compounded GLP-1 medications are dispensed by licensed U.S. pharmacies; the page does not publish a 503A or 503B designation.