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MultiMedRx

MultiMedRx publishes compounded semaglutide at $45 a month — Starting price advertised on FAQ page (drug not specified, offer conditions unclear).

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  • 1 program
  • 1 identified molecule
  • 1 reading

Read from multimedrx.com; latest program check September 2026. Individual programs and sources may have earlier verification dates.

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What it costs

first month, including required fees on record · ◯ $45 advertised · Starting price advertised on FAQ page (drug not specified, offer conditions unclear)

Terms

Membership

Required, $100 per month. Pay the $100 fully refundable consultation fee and consult with a medical healthcare provider

Evidence: September 2026

Consultation fee

$100. Pay the $100 fully refundable consultation fee and consult with a medical healthcare provider. It buys provider consultation, GLP-1 prescription, insurance coverage paperwork and phone support. ⛔ Fully refundable, so it is a deposit rather than a charge — but it is money taken on day one.

Evidence: September 2026

Not yet checked: pharmacy and states.

Programs

EntryProgramPer month
at its shortest term
Link
EntryTR-0203ProgramCompounded semaglutidePer month at shortest term$45
Starting price advertised on FAQ page (drug not specified, offer conditions unclear)
Record

Notes

Pricing details, service terms and questions to confirm before enrolling.

September 2026

  1. 1. MultiMedRx never publishes a specific dollar figure for its ongoing 4-week medication/program fee anywhere in the pages checked — the FAQ confirms the '(4-Week monthly) program fee covers the cost of your medication up to 10ml for Tirzepatide and 2.5 for Semaglutide' but does not state what that fee is, only that 'pricing is transparent... before you commit' (i.e. shown later in the actual intake flow, which this fetcher cannot reach). The only concrete number found is a banner reading 'Prescription weight loss (GLP-1) Only $45 to start!', which was recorded but is ambiguous — it isn't tied to a named drug and may be a one-time starter fee rather than a recurring medication price; flagged rather than treated as a confirmed monthly cost. A separate $100 'fully refundable consultation fee' is charged upfront and is described as refundable if the patient is found ineligible; recorded under membership since it is a gating fee distinct from and prior to the medication cost. The company states 'MultiMedRx accepts all medical insurances' and that pricing/eligibility can vary by state, but never lists which states it serves — availability is determined only by submitting the intake form.

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Treatment Registry. (2026). MultiMedRx: recorded programs and prices. Last verified September 2026. Retrieved [your access date], from https://treatmentregistry.com/providers/multimedrx