Oral semaglutide
Sold by The Aesthetic Concierge · Oral tablet · every oral semaglutide record
What you actually pay
Per month
$219
| Medication · Maintenance plan, 1 month supply | $219 |
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Added from the figures recorded below.
Price
| Term | Per month | Charged today |
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| Maintenance plan, 1 month supply “Semaglutide – Oral Pill 1 Month Supply: $219” | Per month$219 | Charged today$219 |
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History
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- September 2, 2026 — Entry added to the register
Sourcing and terms
| States | 14 states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia |
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| Prescriber | Live visit |
Not yet checked: pharmacy, cancellation, membership and consult fee.
Recorded from theaestheticconcierge.co. 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 — TRAP CAUGHT: the site also sells a 'GLP-1 Support Program' at '$200 every 4 weeks' for patients who already have GLP-1 medication through insurance -- this fee explicitly EXCLUDES the drug ('for patients who need ongoing management while on insurance covered GLP-1s'), so per the brief it went into `membership`, not `prices`, and no drug entry was created for it. Separately, the Microdosing and Weight Wellness kick-off appointment fees ($399/$579) DO include '5 weeks of injectable medication or 1 month of oral medication' per their own bullet list, so those were treated as real program prices, not membership fees -- worth a second look since they read similarly to a membership trap at first glance. The kick-off fee is not drug-specific in its own text (covers 'benefits of Semaglutide and Tirzepatide' generically), so I listed it once under semaglutide only rather than duplicating it under tirzepatide, to avoid implying two separate $579/$399 charges. No cancellation or refund policy was found anywhere on the site -- checked FAQ, how-it-works, privacy-policy, glp-1-microdosing, about-treatments, and the visible sitemap; none surfaced cancellation/refund text, and no dedicated terms-of-service URL was found in the sitemap. /additional-content/pricing returned HTTP 401 and could not be read.
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