Compounded semaglutide
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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.
What you actually pay
Per month
$149
| Medication · Sitewide banner 'from' price (contradicts the pricing-page product card) | $149 |
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Added from the figures recorded below.
Price
| Term | Per month | Charged today |
|---|---|---|
| Sitewide banner 'from' price (contradicts the pricing-page product card) “Semaglutide from $149, Tirzepatide from $159” | Per month$149 | Charged today$149 |
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History
One reading so far. A price history appears here after the next verification pass.
- September 2, 2026 — Entry added to the register
Sourcing and terms
| States | All states except Alabama and Mississippi |
|---|---|
| Prescriber | Live visit |
| Cancellation | “You may cancel or pause your subscription at any time. Cancellation must be requested before your next billing cycle to avoid charges for the upcoming period.” |
Not yet checked: pharmacy, membership and consult fee.
Recorded from wepeptiderx.com. Unlike the price rows above, these carry a summary rather than a word-for-word quotation, so they are not shown in quotation marks.
Notes
- 1. September 2, 2026 — The site's persistent top banner (present on nearly every page) advertises 'Semaglutide from $149, Tirzepatide from $159', but the actual Pricing page product cards show Compounded Semaglutide + B12 starting at $189 (Dose 1, 30-day) and Compounded Tirzepatide + B12 starting at $199 (Dose 1, 30-day) — the banner figures are $40 below the cheapest listed dose tier for both drugs. Both compounded GLP-1 products are sold bundled with B12 (and Glycine on monthly, not 90-day, plans), not as single-ingredient semaglutide/tirzepatide, per the product descriptions. Two states are explicitly excluded: 'Not Yet Available (2): Alabama, Mississippi.' The site's built HTML also contains stray developer/QA comments (about canonical tags and robots meta) that render as visible page text through this tool because they are not wrapped in recognized comment or script tags — these were identified as non-content and excluded from all quotes above.
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