Nebraska · self-pay

Semaglutide and tirzepatide prices in Nebraska

In November 2026, compounded semaglutide typically costs about $169 a month without insurance and compounded tirzepatide typically costs about $219 a month without insurance from sellers that serve Nebraska, at the starting dose. 51 GLP-1 sellers say on their own pages that they serve Nebraska, and 1 say they do not. Among sellers that say they serve Nebraska, the lowest listed prices are compounded semaglutide from $99 per 30 days at Strut Health and compounded tirzepatide from ≈ $158 per 30 days at Affinity Direct. Every price is a seller's own advertised self-pay price and every statement is quoted from the seller's site.

Compounded, not FDA-approved

Compounded semaglutide in Nebraska

Sellers whose own pages say they serve Nebraska, lowest cost per 30 days first.

  1. Strut Health

    $99 per 30 days, advertised as $99/30 days (struthealth.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

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  2. Pepti

    ≈ $106 per 30 days, advertised as $99/28 days (hellopepti.com), checked Nov 6, 2026

  3. Affinity Direct

    ≈ $154 per 30 days, advertised as $143.65/28 days (affinitydirect.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

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  4. NiceRx

    ≈ $160 per 30 days, advertised as $149/28 days (nicerx.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

  5. Sprout Health

    ≈ $160 per 30 days, advertised as $149/28 days (joinsprouthealth.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

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  6. Gimme Care

    ≈ $171 per 30 days, advertised as $160/28 days (gimme.care), checked Nov 4, 2026

  7. Big Easy Weight Loss

    ≈ $177 per 30 days, advertised as from $495/12 weeks (joinbigeasy.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

  8. Fifty 410

    ≈ $213 per 30 days, advertised as $199/4 weeks (fifty410.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

Also serve Nebraska, with no supply period stated, so not ranked: Wellmedr (from $41/mo (wellmedr.com)), Sunlight ($78/mo (sunlight.com)), SnagRx ($99/mo (snagrx.com)), PreventiveMD ($119/mo (preventivemd.com)), Bodybuilding Health+ ($129 for 1 month (bbhealthplus.com)), Gala Health (from $129/mo (galaglp1.com)), Mochi Health ($139/mo (joinmochi.com)), Curex (from $149 (getcurex.com)) and 25 more. 6 more sellers serve Nebraska at a higher 30-day cost. 7 sellers with a price do not say whether they serve it. Every compounded semaglutide price in Nebraska

Compounded, not FDA-approved

Compounded tirzepatide in Nebraska

Sellers whose own pages say they serve Nebraska, lowest cost per 30 days first.

  1. Affinity Direct

    ≈ $158 per 30 days, advertised as $147.90/28 days (affinitydirect.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

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  2. Healthy Living Clinic

    ≈ $160 per 30 days, advertised as $149/4 weeks (healthyliving.clinic), checked Nov 1, 2026

  3. Pepti

    ≈ $170 per 30 days, advertised as $159/28 days (hellopepti.com), checked Nov 6, 2026

  4. Fifty 410

    ≈ $213 per 30 days, advertised as $199/4 weeks (fifty410.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

  5. Gimme Care

    ≈ $213 per 30 days, advertised as $199/28 days (gimme.care), checked Nov 4, 2026

  6. Sprout Health

    ≈ $213 per 30 days, advertised as $199/28 days (joinsprouthealth.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

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  7. Big Easy Weight Loss

    ≈ $214 per 30 days, advertised as from $599/12 weeks (joinbigeasy.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

  8. NiceRx

    ≈ $267 per 30 days, advertised as $249/28 days (nicerx.com), checked Nov 4, 2026

Also serve Nebraska, with no supply period stated, so not ranked: Wellmedr (from $71/mo (wellmedr.com)), Eden ($129/mo (eden.health)), PreventiveMD ($139/mo (preventivemd.com)), SnagRx ($149/mo (snagrx.com)), Strut Health (from $149/mo (struthealth.com)), Sunlight ($157/mo (sunlight.com)), Mochi Health ($169/mo (joinmochi.com)), Gala Health (from $179/mo (galaglp1.com)) and 28 more. 4 more sellers serve Nebraska at a higher 30-day cost. 4 sellers with a price do not say whether they serve it. Every compounded tirzepatide price in Nebraska

Not here

Sellers that say they do not serve Nebraska

  • TOM Weight Loss serves only Texas and Utah: “Right now we can see patients in Texas or Utah, based on each state's telehealth and prescribing rules.” Read Nov 6, 2026. Its page (tomweightloss.com)
In their words

Sellers that say they serve Nebraska

Affinity Direct, AgelessRx, Alloy, Amazon Pharmacy, Big Easy Weight Loss, bmiMD, Bodybuilding Health+, Calibrate, Care Bare Rx, CoraDoc, Curex, Direct Meds, Eden, Enhance.MD, Fifty 410, Gala Health, Gimme Care, HealSend, HealthRX, Healthy Living Clinic, knownwell, LifeMD, LillyDirect (Eli Lilly), Maximus, Mochi Health, NiceRx, Noom, Ondra Health, OrderlyMeds, Ozari Health, Pallas Health, Peak Wellness, Pepti, PlushCare, PreventiveMD, Raeliva, Row Telehealth, Rx.com, Shed, Sipra, SnagRx, Sprout Health, Strut Health, Sunlight, Surfbound Health, TelePep, Tomorrow, Trimi, Wellmedr, Wellorithm, Willow

If you have Medicaid

What Nebraska Medicaid paid for

From Q2 2025 to Q1 2026, Nebraska's Medicaid program reported 37,752 GLP-1 prescriptions to CMS, 791 of them for brands approved for weight management (Wegovy, Zepbound and Saxenda), which ranks 42 among the states on those brands. A paid prescription does not say what it was prescribed for, and coverage for weight loss is each state's choice, so ask your plan. Every state, and the rules

Questions

GLP-1 in Nebraska: common questions

How much does compounded semaglutide cost per month in Nebraska?

Among sellers whose own pages say they serve Nebraska, it typically costs about $169 a month without insurance at the starting dose, with half of them between $144 and $199 (November 2026). Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Every compounded semaglutide price

Which online sellers ship compounded semaglutide to Nebraska?

41 sellers with a current price say on their own pages that they serve Nebraska. Lowest advertised price first, they include Wellmedr, Sunlight, Strut Health, Pepti, SnagRx, PreventiveMD, Bodybuilding Health+, Gala Health. Confirm with the seller before you pay, because prescribing depends on where you are when you are treated.

How much does compounded tirzepatide cost per month in Nebraska?

Among sellers whose own pages say they serve Nebraska, it typically costs about $219 a month without insurance at the starting dose, with half of them between $179 and $299 (November 2026). Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Every compounded tirzepatide price

Which online sellers ship compounded tirzepatide to Nebraska?

43 sellers with a current price say on their own pages that they serve Nebraska. Lowest advertised price first, they include Wellmedr, Eden, PreventiveMD, Affinity Direct, Healthy Living Clinic, SnagRx, Strut Health, Sunlight. Confirm with the seller before you pay, because prescribing depends on where you are when you are treated.

What is the cheapest compounded semaglutide in Nebraska?

Among sellers whose own pages say they serve Nebraska, the lowest is Strut Health at $99 per 30 days (advertised as $99/30 days, checked Nov 4, 2026). Compounded medication is not FDA-approved. Confirm the dose, supply and fees with the seller. Every compounded semaglutide price

What is the cheapest compounded tirzepatide in Nebraska?

Among sellers whose own pages say they serve Nebraska, the lowest is Affinity Direct at ≈ $158 per 30 days (advertised as $147.90/28 days, checked Nov 4, 2026). Compounded medication is not FDA-approved. Confirm the dose, supply and fees with the seller. Every compounded tirzepatide price

Which GLP-1 sellers do not serve Nebraska?

TOM Weight Loss says on their own pages that they do not serve Nebraska.

How do I know a seller serves Nebraska?

This page counts a seller only when its own site says so, and quotes the words. Telehealth prescribing depends on where you are when you are treated, so confirm with the seller before you pay. 37 listed sellers do not say on the pages we read, and are shown apart.

A seller's own statement is not a guarantee: telehealth prescribing depends on where you are when you are treated, so confirm with the seller before you pay. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. GLPcompare is an informational data platform, not a medical provider or pharmacy. Nothing here is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a recommendation to start, stop, or change any treatment. Data is aggregated from public sources and can be incomplete or out of date. Always confirm with a licensed clinician and the current FDA label.