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1. 3. The public compounding network lists BPI, ProRX, VitalRX, Red Rock Pharmacy and OptioRX. A listing is not an assigned dispensing pharmacy; the provider says it can send a prescription to another licensed compounding pharmacy at patient request, without guaranteeing its availability, price, timing or packaging. The main page advertises free two-day shipping while help guidance describes typical three-to-seven-business-day delivery after order processing. Sources: https://ask.getshapely.com/portal/en/kb/articles/which-compounding-pharmacies-do-you-use https://ask.getshapely.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-long-does-it-take-for-the-medication-to-be-delivered
2. 4. The medication refund article says compounded medication cannot be canceled or refunded once ordered and the pharmacy cannot accept returns. This does not establish a brand-medication refund rule or the cancellation cutoff/renewal terms for the separate care membership; those details are not disclosed in the reviewed general terms/help pages. Sources: https://ask.getshapely.com/portal/en/kb/articles/does-shapely-provide-refunds-for-medications https://www.getshapely.com/terms-of-use
3. 5. Compounded semaglutide has dose-dependent four-week medication prices and separately advertised three-month packages. The public help jump-start total is $299 rather than the main starter package’s $297. Confirm the selected package and renewal before ordering. The current service text establishes injection, without specifying a device. Source: https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/semaglutide
4. 6. The medication tabs label short plans “Monthly,” while the public help article explicitly prices the same amounts per four weeks for four weekly doses. The four-week interval is retained without a calendar-month conversion. Main three-month package totals differ from the older public help jump-start totals; neither source establishes the exact selected payment or financing schedule. Prescription, dose and care-plan eligibility apply. Sources: https://ask.getshapely.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-much-does-compounded-medication-cost https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/tirzepatide
5. 7. Compounded tirzepatide has dose-dependent four-week medication prices and separately advertised three-month packages. The public help jump-start total is $499 rather than the main starter package’s $498. Confirm the selected package and renewal before ordering. The current service text establishes injection, without specifying a device. Source: https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/tirzepatide
6. 8. Brand semaglutide injection programs named in the catalog are Wegovy and Ozempic. The generic commercial-insurance copay example is not a guaranteed drug charge or approval; patient costs can be higher, and coverage depends on the plan and clinical eligibility. The “as low as $0” start button is not recorded as a free medication invoice. Self-pay manufacturer pathways do not establish Shapely’s selected drug price. Sources: https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/wegovy https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/ozempic
7. 9. Zepbound and Mounjaro injections appear in Shapely’s current “Medications we prescribe” catalog. The named oral tablet or injection route does not establish an unspecified device, selected dose, dispensing pharmacy or individual approval. Clinical care and medication costs remain separate. General copay examples and start-button floors are not a guaranteed invoice for this program. Sources: https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/zepbound https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications
8. 10. Oral Wegovy tablets appear in Shapely’s current “Medications we prescribe” catalog. The named oral tablet or injection route does not establish an unspecified device, selected dose, dispensing pharmacy or individual approval. Clinical care and medication costs remain separate. General copay examples and start-button floors are not a guaranteed invoice for this program. Sources: https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/oral-wegovy https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications
9. 11. Foundayo oral tablets appear in Shapely’s current “Medications we prescribe” catalog. The named oral tablet or injection route does not establish an unspecified device, selected dose, dispensing pharmacy or individual approval. Clinical care and medication costs remain separate. General copay examples and start-button floors are not a guaranteed invoice for this program. Sources: https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications/foundayo https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications
10. 12. Saxenda and Victoza injections appear in Shapely’s current “Medications we prescribe” catalog. The named oral tablet or injection route does not establish an unspecified device, selected dose, dispensing pharmacy or individual approval. Clinical care and medication costs remain separate. General copay examples and start-button floors are not a guaranteed invoice for this program. Sources: https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications https://www.getshapely.com/weightloss/medications

September 2026

1. 13. Textbook example of the brief's warning: the self-pay membership ($99/mo, $49/mo first month) is explicitly stated to exclude medication ('Shapely memberships do not include: Medications'), and is a separate line item from the actual compounded-medication cash price shown further down the same page ($99/mo semaglutide, $166/mo tirzepatide -- coincidentally the same number as the membership for semaglutide, but confirmed as a distinct medication charge by its own 'Cash-pay only' label and the paragraph explaining compounded pricing). A confusing, apparently glitched pricing table above that paragraph ('Monthly $139/mo / $179/mo' vs '3 month packages $99/mo $297 total / $99/mo $297 total / $159/mo $477 total') could not be reliably mapped to specific dose tiers and was not converted into price entries to avoid guessing. No states-served list or cancellation clause could be found on any page checked, despite a dedicated /state-specific-notices page (which covers only complaint-filing addresses for CA/FL/TX regulators, not service availability).