Compounded semaglutide

Sold by Cora Health · every compounded semaglutide record

The register has not established whether this program ships a vial, a pen, or another form. That is a gap in our record, not a statement about the company.

Price

History

Fewer than two comparable calendar-month readings are available for a price trend. Day- or week-based supplies, introductory offers and unverified payment terms are not connected in this chart.

• August 2026 — Entry added to the register

Sourcing and terms

Notes

1. 1. August 2026 — Cora publishes both of its pricing ladders in full on one page, https://www.trycora.io/plans: "Compounded Semaglutide Annual Best Value $99 /mo $1,188 every 12 mo Semi-Annual Save $330 $120 /mo $720 every 6 mo Quarterly Save $90 $145 /mo $435 every 3 mo Monthly $175 /mo Billed monthly" and "Compounded Tirzepatide Annual Best Value $135 /mo $1,620 every 12 mo Semi-Annual Save $300 $175 /mo $1,050 every 6 mo Quarterly Save $78 $199 /mo $597 every 3 mo Monthly $225 /mo Billed monthly". Every price includes, in Cora's words, "Consultation", the medication, "Expedited shipping", "Provider monitoring" and "Priority support".
2. 2. August 2026 — Cora Health's own pages disagree about what $99 and $135 a month actually buy. The plans page opens: "Compounded GLP‑1, priced honestly. Every price. Every commitment length. No hidden fees, no “starting at,” no surprises." The home page at https://www.trycora.io/ reads "Personalized, provider-guided wellness plans starting at $99/month" and "Plans start at $99/month all-inclusive", and the FAQ at https://www.trycora.io/faq reads "Plans start at $99/month (Essential) and $135/month (Premium)." The FAQ presents $99 and $135 as two service tiers a provider assigns; on the plans page they are the twelve-month rungs of two different drugs.
3. 3. August 2026 — Cora Health's savings claim doesn't match its own math. Its plans page reads "$15,000 /year saved Ozempic® / Wegovy® at $1,000+/mo vs. Cora Essential from $99/mo. You keep the difference." with the footnote "Savings calculated using published retail list prices." But twelve months at $1,000 comes to $12,000, the annual Cora plan comes to $1,188, and the difference those numbers actually produce is $10,812 - not $15,000.
4. 4. August 2026 — Cora Health's refund policy scales down the longer a plan runs, and eventually disappears. Its policy page (last updated June 29, 2026) states: "If you cancel a semi-annual or annual plan partway through, the doses you have already received are billed at our standard quarterly rate, and we refund the rest", and "refunds are largest in the first part of your plan and may reach zero once you have received the bulk of your doses." The same page states that "Semi-annual and annual plans ship in 3-month batches", and that "A quarterly plan ships as a single 3-month supply, so once it has been prepared your plan is fully delivered and is not refundable."
5. 5. August 2026 — Cora Health names its pharmacies rather than leaving sourcing vague. Patients receive medication "shipped directly from one of two named US-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies — Hallandale Pharmacy (PCAB-accredited, Fort Lauderdale FL, operating since 2003) or VialsRx (US-licensed 503A)", "both named publicly so patients can independently verify credentials".
6. 6. August 2026 — Cora labels compounded products clearly: "Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing quality" and "are not therapeutically equivalent to commercially manufactured FDA-approved products." A promotion in the site-wide banner reads "$15 off your first month · use CORA15 at checkout".

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