Company
MEDGm
No comparable monthly price verified. Dated notes below explain advertised amounts, billing periods and remaining uncertainty.
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- 5 programs
- 2 identified molecules
- 5 readings
Read from medgm.org; latest program check September 2026. Individual programs and sources may have earlier verification dates.
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Terms
- Pharmacy
Not disclosed
Across recorded programs · Evidence: September 2026
- Membership · By program
Required, $99 over an unstated period. $99 MEMBERSHIP + COST · Zepbound® Injection
Evidence: September 2026
Required, $171 over an unstated period. $171 MEMBERSHIP + COST · Ozempic® Injection
Evidence: September 2026
Required, $99 over an unstated period. $99 MEMBERSHIP + COST · Wegovy® Pill or Pen
Evidence: September 2026
- Consultation fee
Not disclosed
Across recorded programs · Evidence: September 2026
- States
Not disclosed
Across recorded programs · Evidence: September 2026
Programs
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| Entry | Program | Form | Recorded price with its payment basis | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EntryTR-0813 | ProgramUnspecified GLP-1 | FormNot recorded | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | EnrollPaid link |
| EntryTR-0814 | ProgramUnspecified GLP-1 | FormOral tablet | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | EnrollPaid link |
| EntryTR-0815 | ProgramBrand tirzepatide | FormNot recorded | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | EnrollPaid link |
| EntryTR-0816 | ProgramBrand semaglutide | FormInjection, pen | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | EnrollPaid link |
| EntryTR-0817 | ProgramBrand semaglutide | FormNot recorded | Recorded priceNo comparable monthly price | EnrollPaid link |
Notes
Pricing details, service terms and questions to confirm before enrolling.
September 2026
- 1. MEDGm's catalog prints “STARTING AT $179” against its GLP-1 injection program and attaches no billing period to it. The words month, monthly and per month appear nowhere beside a price on that page, and every button next to a figure opens the intake questionnaire rather than a plan. Its refund policy does describe how the program is billed — “paid for the first term of the Subscription Service, whether monthly or a multi-month bundle (3, 6, or 12-month bundle)” — but attaches that to no figure, so it settles the structure and leaves the price without a period.
- 2. Behind the intake questionnaire, MEDGm shows a plan ladder its public catalog does not: $239 a month on twelve months, $289 on six, $319 on three, and a month-to-month rate of $369 with $249 struck through beside it under a twenty-minute countdown. That screen is fitted to the answers given, carries a timer, and quotes figures the catalog page contradicts, so it describes a single visit rather than a published price.
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- 3. MEDGm's catalog prints “STARTING AT $249” against its GLP-1 tablet program and attaches no billing period to it. The words month, monthly and per month appear nowhere beside a price on that page, and every button next to a figure opens the intake questionnaire rather than a plan. Its refund policy does describe how the program is billed — “paid for the first term of the Subscription Service, whether monthly or a multi-month bundle (3, 6, or 12-month bundle)” — but attaches that to no figure, so it settles the structure and leaves the price without a period.
- 4. MEDGm sells Zepbound® as “$99 MEMBERSHIP + COST”: the membership carries a price and the medication is billed on top of it. The $99 buys access to the program, not the drug, so a reader setting it beside an all-in monthly program is not comparing like with like. MEDGm attaches no period to the membership figure either.
- 5. MEDGm sells Ozempic® as “$171 MEMBERSHIP + COST”: the membership carries a price and the medication is billed on top of it. The $171 buys access to the program, not the drug, so a reader setting it beside an all-in monthly program is not comparing like with like. MEDGm attaches no period to the membership figure either.
- 6. MEDGm sells Wegovy® as “$99 MEMBERSHIP + COST”: the membership carries a price and the medication is billed on top of it. The $99 buys access to the program, not the drug, so a reader setting it beside an all-in monthly program is not comparing like with like. MEDGm attaches no period to the membership figure either.
- 7. MEDGm lists this as “Wegovy® Pill or Pen” and does not say which of the two it supplies. The pill and the pen are different products at different doses.
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Treatment Registry. (2026). MEDGm: recorded programs and prices. Last verified September 2026. Retrieved [your access date], from https://treatmentregistry.com/providers/medgm