As stated on its own page, read Nov 6, 2026

Join Luma sale

“Limited time: GLP-1 plans from $99/mo.”

New patients, on the first plan period: $99 a month is the 3-month semaglutide plan, paid upfront. Renewals bill at its current-user price.

As stated on joinluma.com. We do not test codes at checkout, so confirm the discount before you pay.

Regular prices

What Join Luma charges

What you pay after any first-order discount, as published.

  • Compounded semaglutide dissolving tablets (ODT) (not FDA-approved): $249/mo (monthly plan for a current GLP-1 user, the price monthly plans renew at). Checked Nov 6, 2026.View offer
  • Compounded semaglutide (not FDA-approved): $149/mo (monthly plan for a current GLP-1 user, the price monthly plans renew at). Checked Nov 6, 2026.View offer
  • Compounded tirzepatide dissolving tablets (ODT) (not FDA-approved): $299/mo (monthly plan for a current GLP-1 user, the price monthly plans renew at). Checked Nov 6, 2026.View offer
  • Compounded tirzepatide (not FDA-approved): $219/mo (monthly plan for a current GLP-1 user, the price monthly plans renew at). Checked Nov 6, 2026.View offer

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Questions

Join Luma: common questions

Does Join Luma have a promo code?

Join Luma's own page states: "Limited time: GLP-1 plans from $99/mo.". Read Nov 6, 2026. We copy this from the seller's page and do not test codes at checkout, so confirm the discount before you pay.

What do I pay at Join Luma after the first order?

Join Luma's published prices are $249/mo for compounded semaglutide dissolving tablets (odt), $149/mo for compounded semaglutide, $299/mo for compounded tirzepatide dissolving tablets (odt). A first-order discount does not usually carry over to renewals.

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