Molecule
Semaglutide
Approved product exists
An FDA-approved semaglutide product exists. The register holds 548 single-ingredient programs, 213 with a comparable monthly price, plus 2 combined programs containing semaglutide. Combined program totals are excluded from single-ingredient prices. Classification recorded August 2026.
Forms
- Brand semaglutide114 entries$149 to $1,999 per month
- Compounded semaglutide372 entries$45 to $460 per month
- Oral semaglutide58 entries$133 to $645 per month
- Semaglutide · formulation not established4 entries
Programs with formulation not established
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| Entry | Provider | Form | Recorded price with its payment basis | Last verified | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EntryTR-0422 | ProviderAbundRX | FormNot recorded | Recorded price$99 Published figure · Semaglutide-based care starting figure; billing period unknown Initial payment not verified Recurring price conditions not established Prescription and individual eligibility required. This published figure does not establish a full payable invoice, payment interval or automatic renewal. | Last verifiedOctober 2026 | Record |
| EntryTR-0495 | ProviderDoctorAdam | FormSublingual | Recorded price$129 Published figure · Advertised monthly starting program; invoice unverified Initial payment not verified Recurring price conditions not established Prescription and individual clinical eligibility required. Starting advertisement; selected dose and final invoice are not established. | Last verifiedOctober 2026 | Record |
| EntryTR-1058 | ProviderHormonally Balanced | FormInjection · device not recorded | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | Last verifiedOctober 2026 | Record |
| EntryTR-1088 | ProviderJM Integrated Health | FormOral · dosage form not recorded | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | Last verifiedOctober 2026 | Record |
Combined programs containing semaglutide
These are whole-program records. Their totals do not price this ingredient separately.
A compounded preparation is not itself an FDA-approved product, so each form is recorded and priced separately rather than rolled together.