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LifeVine Wellness
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At a glance
What to know about LifeVine Wellness
Publisher research · November 2026
LifeVine Wellness offers compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide as once-weekly injections. Both product pages describe the injection route; the dispensing device remains unconfirmed. Sermorelin is a separate peptide offer, and the FAQ describes women’s hormone care as still in development.
The Pricing tabs list semaglutide starting at $247 billed monthly, $637 every three months, $1,187 every six months or $2,194 annually. Tirzepatide starts at $347 monthly, $843 every three months, $1,582 every six months or $2,957 annually. The pages call these prices estimates and say the prescribing provider determines the actual price. They are published plan schedules, not confirmed patient invoices or guaranteed renewal bills. A separate membership amount is not specified.
The plan description includes provider evaluation, prescribed medication, delivery and portal messaging. Depending on the case and state, care may use questionnaires and secure messages or a phone or video visit. The footer requires live consultation in D.C., Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Rhode Island and West Virginia. General service across all states and D.C. is qualified by medication-specific availability and provider and pharmacy licensure.
Cancel at least two days before renewal processing; cancellation takes effect at the paid period’s end. The first renewal may be charged early and later renewals up to two days early. Partially used periods are generally nonrefundable, with discretionary exceptions, and billing resumes when a pause ends unless canceled. Confirm the next processing date, selected charge, required tests and any tax or shipping charge. Choosing an outside pharmacy means paying that pharmacy directly for medication. For help with the billing terms, read how to compare a GLP-1 price and how cancellations and refunds differ.
LifeVine Wellness operates the technology platform and names Dr Tel X as the independent clinical practice. Its pharmacy network includes EPIQ Scripts, Foothills Pharmacy and Emerald Compounding Pharmacy. These names do not establish which clinician or pharmacy will handle a particular prescription, and we have not independently verified the network’s credential claims.
Treatment Registry reviewed public sources in November 2026. We have not used the service or verified a patient invoice or dispensed product. The FAQ says patients are not charged for medication they do not receive when treatment is unsuitable; it does not promise every evaluation is free. Testing depends on the provider’s order and selected plan. Portal access does not guarantee an immediate response, and telehealth may require in-person follow-up.
Sources for this overview
- www.lifevinewellness.com · November 2026
- semaglutide · November 2026
- tirzepatide · November 2026
- terms · November 2026
- faq · November 2026
- telehealth consent · November 2026
- weight loss · November 2026
- how it works · November 2026
Terms
- Pharmacy
the dispensing pharmacy assigned to this medication not disclosed. The website names a network, and the terms allow transfers among partner pharmacies or an outside pharmacy at the patient’s expense.
Across recorded programs · Evidence: November 2026
- Membership
a separate care membership fee not disclosed. Applicable service components are combined in the subscription total; a separate membership amount is not stated.
Across recorded programs · Evidence: November 2026
- Consultation fee
Included in program price; itemized amount not published. Provider-led evaluation is included in the plan description; its individual price is not published.
Across recorded programs · Evidence: November 2026
- States
the medication-specific eligible state roster not disclosed. Nationwide service and shipping are advertised, but the footer says availability of individual medications varies with state rules and licensure.
Across recorded programs · Evidence: November 2026
Programs
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| Entry | Program | Form | Recorded price with its payment basis | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EntryTR-1188 | ProgramCompounded semaglutide | FormInjection · device not recorded | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | Record |
| EntryTR-1189 | ProgramCompounded tirzepatide | FormInjection · device not recorded | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | Record |
Notes
Pricing details, service terms and questions to confirm before enrolling.
November 2026
- 1. LifeVine’s care-process page includes provider evaluation, a personalized plan, prescribed medication, shipping and ongoing portal messaging. The terms combine applicable provider, medication and lab components into a total subscription price; they do not establish that every plan requires testing. A separate membership charge is not specified. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/how-it-works https://www.lifevinewellness.com/terms
- 2. The platform identifies Dr Tel X as an independent clinical practice. Its footer names EPIQ Scripts, Foothills Pharmacy and Emerald Compounding Pharmacy as network partners; it does not identify the pharmacy assigned to an individual prescription. Pharmacy accreditation and quality claims are the company’s statements, not an independent credential assessment. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/semaglutide
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- 3. The website advertises service in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, while warning that specific medications depend on state rules and provider and pharmacy licensure. Its footer lists questionnaire-based care in 44 states and a live consultation requirement in DC, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Rhode Island and West Virginia. The FAQ also allows phone or video visits depending on the case. These service descriptions do not guarantee eligibility for a particular medication. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/faq https://www.lifevinewellness.com/semaglutide
- 4. For subscriptions, cancel at least two days before the applicable renewal processing date; cancellation takes effect at the current period’s end. The first renewal may be charged early, and later charges or shipments may occur up to two days early. Partially used periods are not refundable under the standard rule, though discretionary refunds may be considered. Charges resume when an agreed pause ends unless canceled. Product-page wording about stopping at any time does not remove those payment rules. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/terms https://www.lifevinewellness.com/semaglutide https://www.lifevinewellness.com/tirzepatide
- 5. Patients may request another pharmacy, but then pay that pharmacy directly for medication. The advertised included shipping does not establish the cost of an outside-pharmacy order. Terms also permit applicable taxes and disclosed shipping or handling charges; confirm the selected total and delivery details. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/faq https://www.lifevinewellness.com/how-it-works https://www.lifevinewellness.com/terms
- 6. The FAQ says patients will not be charged for medication they do not receive if treatment is inappropriate; it does not promise that every evaluation or service is free in that situation. Laboratory services depend on a provider’s order, and the terms include applicable platform-arranged lab costs in the total. The specific testing requirement and its amount are not published for either GLP-1 plan. Lab refunds are discretionary. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/faq https://www.lifevinewellness.com/terms https://www.lifevinewellness.com/telehealth-consent
- 7. LifeVine describes cash-pay care and does not bill Medicare, Medicaid or commercial insurance. Its terms also prohibit submitting these purchases for insurer reimbursement. The consent permits messaging, questionnaires, audio or video and warns that providers may not respond promptly; portal access is not an emergency or immediate-response service. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/terms https://www.lifevinewellness.com/telehealth-consent
- 8. The semaglutide Pricing tab lists these starting plan amounts: $247 billed monthly ($247/month shown); $637 billed every 3 months ($212.33/month shown); $1,187 billed every 6 months ($197.83/month shown); $2,194 billed every 12 months ($182.83/month shown). The page also labels prices as estimates and says the prescribing provider determines actual pricing for the medication and plan. These are published billing schedules and estimated starting amounts, not a verified selected invoice or guaranteed renewal price. A billing period does not establish shipment quantity. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/semaglutide
- 9. The dedicated compounded semaglutide page explicitly describes once-weekly subcutaneous injections. The dispensing device remains unconfirmed; product pictures do not verify an individual prescription. The offered formulation is described as compounded and not FDA-approved; no branded or generic-equivalent product is inferred. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/semaglutide
- 10. The tirzepatide Pricing tab lists these starting plan amounts: $347 billed monthly ($347/month shown); $843 billed every 3 months ($281.00/month shown); $1,582 billed every 6 months ($263.67/month shown); $2,957 billed every 12 months ($246.42/month shown). The page also labels prices as estimates and says the prescribing provider determines actual pricing for the medication and plan. These are published billing schedules and estimated starting amounts, not a verified selected invoice or guaranteed renewal price. A billing period does not establish shipment quantity. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/tirzepatide
- 11. The dedicated compounded tirzepatide page explicitly describes once-weekly subcutaneous injections. The dispensing device remains unconfirmed; product pictures do not verify an individual prescription. The offered formulation is described as compounded and not FDA-approved; no branded or generic-equivalent product is inferred. https://www.lifevinewellness.com/tirzepatide
Understand the terms
- Consultations and their costs
Check which visits are included and which charges are separate.
- Cancellation and refunds
Ending future billing and refunding an existing order are separate questions.
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Treatment Registry. (2026). LifeVine Wellness: recorded programs and prices. Last verified November 2026. Retrieved [your access date], from https://treatmentregistry.com/providers/lifevine-wellness