Company
Novi
Novi publishes compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide, from $149 to $179 a month.
Published by Treatment Registry · Latest research
- 2 programs
- 2 identified molecules
- 2 readings
Read from joinnovi.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 · Month to month
first month, including required fees on record · Month to month
Terms
- Pharmacy
Not disclosed
Across recorded programs · Evidence: September 2026
- Membership
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Across recorded programs · Evidence: September 2026
- Consultation fee
Not disclosed
Across recorded programs · Evidence: September 2026
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Programs
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Notes
Pricing details, service terms and questions to confirm before enrolling.
October 2026
- 1. Novi's terms limit service to states where its clinicians and services are available; they do not establish nationwide access. The homepage and terms checked in October 2026 did not provide a complete served-state list. Confirm eligibility for your location before paying. The earlier nationwide flag lacked supporting evidence and has been corrected; this is not a finding that Novi stopped serving any state. Sources: https://www.joinnovi.com/ and https://www.joinnovi.com/terms-of-service.
September 2026
- 2. Novi prices compounded semaglutide under a heading that reads “Billing cycle / Per month”, so each figure is a monthly rate: $149 month to month, $130 on three months, $129 on six and $88 on twelve. The page states what the figure covers — “Price includes everything you need: consultation, care, medication, supplies, shipping and support” — and adds “No membership or hidden fees” and “Same price no matter the dose”. It never says a longer plan is paid up front, so the amount recorded as charged today is one month rather than the whole term.
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- 3. Novi's home page is not where its prices are. It is titled “Summer Promo” and leads with “Was $299 Now starting at $133/mo”, the $299 struck through, beside a counter reading “Price increases in”. That counter does not appear to count down to anything: two readings hours apart on 3 September 2026 showed thirteen hours remaining and then twenty-three hours fifty-nine minutes remaining. The same page advertises “Up to $200 OFF” on semaglutide and “Up to $250 OFF” on tirzepatide, which are discounts rather than prices, and lists Mounjaro®, Ozempic®, Wegovy® and Zepbound® as “Started at $1500” with no period attached. The figures recorded here come from the product pages instead, which price each plan per month and name the billing cycle.
- 4. Novi says it serves “all 50-states and the District of Columbia”. Treatment begins without a video visit in most states, and it names Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and West Virginia as requiring a brief video or audio visit first. It also says plainly that it is not a pharmacy and does not name the pharmacy that fills its prescriptions.
- 5. Novi prices compounded tirzepatide under a heading that reads “Billing cycle / Per month”, so each figure is a monthly rate: $179 month to month, $149 on three months, $133 on six and $129 on twelve. The page states what the figure covers — “Price includes everything you need: consultation, care, medication, supplies, shipping and support” — and adds “No membership or hidden fees” and “Same price no matter the dose”. It never says a longer plan is paid up front, so the amount recorded as charged today is one month rather than the whole term.
Understand the terms
- Billing periods and upfront charges
Separate the advertised rate from the payment and the period it covers.
- Cancellation and refunds
Ending future billing and refunding an existing order are separate questions.
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Cite this
Treatment Registry. (2026). Novi: recorded programs and prices. Last verified September 2026. Retrieved [your access date], from https://treatmentregistry.com/providers/novi