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Breeze Meds

Breeze Meds publishes compounded semaglutide at $249 a month — Month-to-Month.

  • 1 program
  • 1 molecule
  • 2 readings

Read from breezemeds.com on September 2, 2026. This page records what the company publishes. It is not a review and takes no position on the company.

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What it costs

first month, including the required fees on record · ◯ $249 advertised · Month-to-Month

Terms

PharmacyBelmar Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy, Epiq Scripts and Casa Pharma Rx, named without states
Consultation fee$80. Breeze describes the $80 telehealth visit fee as conditional: charged only if the prescription is approved and you then choose not to proceed, and free if you go ahead. Its platform twin, Synergy Rx, describes the same $80 as charged "regardless of whether I receive medication". The two sites state opposite terms for one fee.
StatesAll 50 states

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Programs

EntryProviderPer month
at its shortest term		Link
TR-0023Breeze Meds$249
Month-to-Month		EnrollPaid link

Notes

Recorded against this company rather than one program.

August 31, 2026

  1. 1. Breeze Meds defaults new visitors to its 3-month plan. The plan screen reads: "Choose your plan · Month-to-Month: $249 $199 first month · 3-month plan: $748 · 6-month plan: $1,248 Save $246 · 12-month plan: $2,298 Save $690", with the three-month card selected on arrival, then "Here's a simple overview · 30-day Supply · Price includes consult, medication, supplies, shipping, and support · Cancel or change plans anytime · Payment will not be processed until approval is made", "Total if prescribed $748", and "*Prices are based on lowest dosage rates. Higher dosages may reflect a higher rate. Please review product descriptions for dosage pricing."
  2. 2. Breeze Meds prices its oral tablet above its injections, and its injectable tirzepatide price differs from what its twin platform, Synergy Rx, charges. The product selection screen reads: "You are almost done, Jordan. Select your preferred medication · If unsure which product is right for you, please select the product you are most interested in." then "Semaglutide Injection · Starting at $199", "Tirzepatide Injection · Starting at $299", "Oral Semaglutide · Starting at $299", and an oral tirzepatide tablet at $399. Tirzepatide injection is $349 on Synergy Rx — the one real price divergence between the two platforms.
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  1. 3. The badge arithmetic, shown. Six months bought one at a time on Breeze's own prices is $199 + 5 × $249 = $1,444, so $1,444 − $1,248 = $196 against a printed $246. Twelve is $199 + 11 × $249 = $2,938, so $2,938 − $2,298 = $640 against a printed $690. Both are exactly $50 out, which is the size of the first-month discount the badges leave out. The three-month plan is $748 against $747 bought singly, which is the negative saving its twin prints and this site does not.
  2. 4. Strive Pharmacy, one of the four named here, is a compounding pharmacy rather than a seller. It runs no patient intake and no cart, every GLP-1 page is tagged “RX ONLY” with a “FIND A PROVIDER” call to action, and its FAQ routes pricing questions to an email address. You cannot buy from it directly.

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