Company
Edessa
Edessa publishes compounded semaglutide, oral semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide, from $179 to $239 a month.
- 3 programs
- 3 molecules
- 3 readings
Read from myedessa.com on September 13, 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, everything required included · 1 month
first month, everything required included · 1 month
first month, everything required included · 1 month
Terms
| Pharmacy | Not disclosed |
|---|---|
| Membership | None. “The Edessa Semaglutide program is as low as $135 for your first month with no contract. This cost covers your physician review, full personalized plan, 1-on-1 guidance, and the cost of the prescription medication shipped right to your door.” |
| Consultation fee | None. “The Edessa Semaglutide program is as low as $135 for your first month with no contract. This cost covers your physician review, full personalized plan, 1-on-1 guidance, and the cost of the prescription medication shipped right to your door.” |
| States | Not disclosed |
Those the company does not disclose were checked on September 13, 2026.
Terms can differ between this company’s programs; each entry carries its own.
Programs
Notes
Recorded against this company rather than one program.
September 13, 2026
- 1. Edessa's plan tables are headed “Per Month” and state no day-one total, so the multi-month tiers are recorded as billed monthly rather than prepaid — its own FAQ says the program is “as low as $135 for your first month with no contract” and that “Refills are as low as $135 per month … There's no commitment or hidden charges.” No upfront figure is multiplied out here, because Edessa publishes none. Clinical review is described as being performed by OpenLoop Health; the dispensing pharmacy is not named, the site saying only that “We are partnered with multiple USA certified pharmacies”.
- 2. Recorded as sublingual rather than a swallowed tablet on the company's own instruction: “GLP-1 tablets are taken once daily. Simply place the dissolvable tablet under your tongue or take as directed by your provider.”
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Treatment Registry. (2026). Edessa: recorded programs and prices. Last verified September 13, 2026. Retrieved [your access date], from https://treatmentregistry.com/providers/edessa