What Julian can speak to

Written for reporters deciding whether to call. Each of these is something done here every week, on the record, with the underlying data downloadable.

What GLP-1 telehealth programs actually charge, and how that has moved week to week

The gap between an advertised price and the all-in price once membership fees are counted

How compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide pricing compares to brand and to manufacturer-direct channels

How the index is built, and why it is a median rather than an average

What this is not

Not a clinician

Prices, not prescriptions.

We track prices. Clinical facts on this site are quoted from the drug's label, the FDA or the published trial, with the source and the date beside each one. We do not write medical guidance and we do not tell anyone what to take.

Medical review

Dr. A. Goher

Dr. Goher reviews the clinical statements on this site: what each medication is, how compounded and FDA-approved products differ, and what published safety information says. She does not review prices, rankings, or which programs we have a commercial relationship with.

For journalists and researchers

The GLP-1 Price Index is published under CC BY 4.0 and is free to quote, chart or republish with attribution to pricetrackerglp1.com. The whole series is downloadable as CSV and JSON with no key and no signup, so any figure quoted here can be checked against the raw data and against the seller pages it was read from.

This site earns referral commissions from some of the programs it tracks. The rules that keeps from bending a number are in the editorial policy, and the commercial relationships are listed in the affiliate disclosure.