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GLPcompare holds 262 current self-pay prices from 105 sellers.
Prices read on each seller's own page and still inside their check window. Every price
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GLP-1 sellers by the numbers
GLPcompare holds 262 current self-pay prices from 105 sellers. The middle advertised starting price of compounded semaglutide is $169 a month, and half of sellers fall between $129 and $225. 19 of 92 sellers with a public record have received an FDA warning letter. These figures come from reading each seller's own page and public records, so no other source holds them. They move as sellers and records change.
As of Nov 6, 2026. Free to cite with a link: the data behind them is open.
What it costs
$169
The middle advertised starting price of compounded semaglutide is $169 a month, and half of sellers fall between $129 and $225.
87 sellers, each counted once at its lowest price. Compounded semaglutide prices
$235
The middle advertised starting price of compounded tirzepatide is $235 a month, and half of sellers fall between $166 and $299.
89 sellers, each counted once at its lowest price. Compounded tirzepatide prices
What the headline price leaves out
5%
5 of 93 compounded sellers charge a separate membership or care fee beside the price, and 65 say they charge none. The rest do not say.
Each compounded seller's lowest current price. Sellers with no membership fee
72%
67 of 93 compounded sellers state a price you can buy month to month.
A plan of one month that is not a first-month offer and needs no yearly membership. Month-to-month prices
25%
23 of 93 compounded sellers describe a first-month or introductory price alongside what you pay later.
The seller's words beside its lowest current price. Compounded prices
What happens as the dose rises
94%
47 of the 50 compounded semaglutide sellers that publish a full-dose price charge the same at every dose. Where it rises, the middle rise is $90 a month. Another 37 publish no full-dose price.
Each seller's own page, at the full dose it names. Compounded semaglutide by dose
93%
54 of the 58 compounded tirzepatide sellers that publish a full-dose price charge the same at every dose. Where it rises, the middle rise is $120 a month. Another 31 publish no full-dose price.
Each seller's own page, at the full dose it names. Compounded tirzepatide by dose
Who can buy
51%
35 of 68 sellers that state where they serve say all 50 states, and 16 name states they leave out or the only ones they serve.
37 other sellers do not say, and are not counted either way. Sellers by state
55
55 sellers say on their own pages that HSA or FSA money can pay, and 2 say it cannot.
Only sellers whose pages say so. The IRS rule for your own case is separate. HSA and FSA
What the records say
21%
19 of 92 sellers with a public record have received an FDA warning letter.
A letter counts only when FDA's own letter names the seller's site. Every FDA warning letter
62%
57 of 92 sellers link a LegitScript check from their own site.
A link a reader can open, not a claim in text. Seller records
4.4
Sellers with an FDA warning letter average 4.4 on Trustpilot, against 4.2 for sellers without one, so a high score says little about how a regulator sees a seller.
Sellers with at least 100 Trustpilot reviews. Seller records
51%
42 of 83 sellers that explain cancelling let you do it in your account, and 32 make you email, call or message.
Sellers whose own pages say how to cancel. How to cancel, by seller
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