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What is the cheapest GLP-1 program that names its pharmacy right now?
As of October 2026: Embody at $49 a month on a 12-month plan, all in; then SnagRx at $69, month to month, and Sprout Health at $99 on a 12-month plan.
All in per month, membership fees included, read 27 Oct 2026. Trustpilot is the public score and review count, shown as published.
| # | Program | All in | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Embody12-mo planCheapest with no membership fee | $49/mo | Check price$49/mo |
| 2 | SnagRxmonthlyCheapest month to month | $69/mo | Check price$69/mo |
| 3 | Sprout Health12-mo plan | $99/mo | Check price$99/mo |
| 4 | bmiMD12-mo plan | $119/mo | Check price$119/mo |
| 5 | Bodybuilding.com Health+12-mo plan | $141/mo | Check price$141/mo |
A Best for label means the program is the cheapest on this page for that buying condition, computed from the same verified offers as the ranking. It never changes the order.
Cheapest $49 EmbodyMiddle $119 bmiMDDearest $159 ShedRx
A named pharmacy is something you can check, not a safety rating. Almost every program here sells compounded medication, which is not FDA-approved, and most name several pharmacies without saying which one will fill your order: ask before you pay.
Cheapest GLP-1 program that names its pharmacy todayEmbody, $49/mo all in on a 12-month plan. Checked October 2026.
$49/mo at Embody on Embody’s site ↗Which pharmacy fills your prescription?
6 programs on the board name the pharmacies that fill their prescriptions, 16 pharmacies between them. None of the 16 is on FDA's register of 503B outsourcing facilities, so each one is, as far as FDA's records show, a state-licensed 503A pharmacy overseen by its state board. Boothwyn Pharmacy has an FDA warning letter that names a GLP-1 drug, linked below.
Each pharmacy is matched by name against FDA's 503B register (read 14 Oct 2026) and every FDA warning letter that names semaglutide, tirzepatide or a GLP-1 (read 14 Oct 2026). A name match is a lead, not proof of the same company; a letter about a drug other than a GLP-1 is not in this set; and a 503A pharmacy's licence is on its state board's register, not FDA's. Of the 16 programs we have researched in depth, 10 say a licensed pharmacy fills the order without naming it; they are not on this list.
- Red Rock Compounding Pharmacy, St. George, UTNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Health Warehouse, Florence, KYNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Precision Medicine, Bellmore, NYNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Triad Rx, Daphne, ALNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
The footer on every page names four partner pharmacies with addresses. The site does not say which one fills a given order, and the terms say the final charge can vary by the pharmacy chosen. The FAQ describes them as U.S. 503A compounding pharmacies. In Embody's words: “Red Rock Compounding Pharmacy - https://www.redrockhomepharmacy.com - 240 East 100 South, Suite 220 St. George, UT 84790 435-703-2900” Site footer, partner pharmacies
- Red Rock Compounding Pharmacy, St. George, UTNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Health Warehouse, Florence, KYNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Precision Medicine, Bellmore, NYNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Triad Rx, Daphne, ALNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
The site names four partner pharmacies and says medication comes from US 503A compounding pharmacies. The terms add that a prescription may be moved between pharmacies. In SnagRx's words: “Pharmacy transfers: Your prescription may be transferred among pharmacies for fulfillment, availability, pricing, or operational reasons, consistent with law and your instructions.” Terms & Conditions
- Foothills PharmacyNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Promise PharmacyNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
The terms and HIPAA notice list Foothills Pharmacy and Promise Pharmacy as external service contacts. The help center says partner pharmacies are 503A compounding pharmacies and the pharmacy name appears on the prescription label. In Sprout Health's words: “Operate as 503A compounding pharmacies based on individual patient prescriptions” Help Center: Compounding Pharmacy Information
- Precision Compounding PharmacyNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
The terms name Precision Compounding Pharmacy in Bellmore, NY as the fulfillment pharmacy and say other 503A compounding pharmacies are used depending on your state; those others are not listed. You can choose a different pharmacy. In bmiMD's words: “We typically use the compounding pharmacies listed below, and the specific pharmacy we use depends on the state where the client is located. Clients also have the option to select an alternate compounding pharmacy.” Terms of use
- Belmar PharmacyNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Strive PharmacyNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Epiq ScriptsNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Casa Pharma RxNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
The FAQ names four partner pharmacies: Belmar Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy, Epiq Scripts and Casa Pharma Rx. Medication is filled by a partner pharmacy unless you choose another licensed pharmacy. In Bodybuilding.com Health+'s words: “Belmar Pharmacy | Phone: 800-525-9473 | belmarpharmasolutions.com / Strive Pharmacy | Phone: 855-405-5993 | strivepharmacy.com / Epiq Scripts | Phone: 833-654-3553 | epiqscripts.com / Casa Pharma Rx | Phone: 877-937-6868 | casapharmarx.com” Homepage FAQ
- Strive Compounding Pharmacy, Gilbert, AZNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Promise Pharmacy, Palm Harbor, FLNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- DCA Pharmacy, Franklin, TNNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Everwell Pharmacy, Pensacola, FLNot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Custom Ivy Pharmacy, Aliso Viejo, CANot on FDA's 503B register · no GLP-1 warning letter on file
- Boothwyn Pharmacy, Kennett Square, PANot on FDA's 503B register · FDA warning letter, 16 Jan 2026
The terms list six partner compounding pharmacies. The pharmacy is assigned automatically by dose and shipping location, and members cannot pick one. The terms also say products may ship from outside the U.S. In ShedRx's words: “Medications and other products may be shipped to you directly from sources other than within the United States, including without limitation the United Kingdom, Canada, and other locations.” Terms and Conditions
Named by more than one program: Red Rock Compounding Pharmacy, Health Warehouse, Precision Medicine, Triad Rx and Promise Pharmacy. Two programs naming the same pharmacies may share a supplier, a platform or both.
503A or 503B, in plain words
503A pharmacy
A state-licensed pharmacy that compounds a prescription for one named patient. Its state board of pharmacy does the day-to-day oversight. It does not register with FDA and does not have to follow the factory quality rules (cGMP). A pharmacy on this page that is not on the 503B register is, as far as FDA’s records show, this kind.
503B outsourcing facility
Registers with FDA, follows cGMP, the quality rules drug factories follow, and is inspected by FDA. It can make batches without a prescription per patient. FDA publishes the register, with each facility’s last inspection, and we keep a searchable copy.
FDA, Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers
“Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. This means that FDA does not verify the safety, effectiveness or quality of compounded drugs before they are marketed. ... Generally, state boards of pharmacy have primary responsibility for the day-to-day oversight of state-licensed pharmacies that are not registered with FDA as outsourcing facilities. FDA does conduct surveillance and for-cause inspections of state-licensed pharmacies that are not registered as outsourcing facilities.”
read 15 Oct 2026
How to check the pharmacy that fills yours
- Ask the program which pharmacy will fill your order before you pay. Most of the programs above name several pharmacies and do not say in advance which one fills a given order.
- Read the name and address on the label when it arrives. It is the pharmacy that answers for what is in the vial.
- Look the name up on your state board of pharmacy’s licence search. For a 503B facility, FDA’s register is the place, and our copy links each one’s record.
- Check FDA’s warning letters. Every GLP-1 letter FDA has posted is searchable here.
The longer version: 503A vs 503B pharmacies, and how to check yours.
Has the cheapest named-pharmacy GLP-1 price moved?
The floor moved 1 time since 20 Aug 2026 and stands at $49 a month all in.
The cheapest all-in price among these sellers on each day we read their pages. Real reads only; nothing modeled is drawn here.
What is the cheapest named-pharmacy GLP-1 with no prepay?
SnagRx at $69 a month, billed monthly with no prepay, all in, as of October 2026.
The cheapest headline price often needs a long prepay. These are the winners for each kind of plan, ranked the same way as the full list.
The 5 cheapest, reviewed
Same seven questions for every seller, in the same order, answered from what each one publishes and what patients post. Where we could not verify something, the block says so.
Embody
Cheapest with no membership feeCheapest 3-month plan$49/moVerdict: Best for cost-minded shoppers who want one flat price that does not climb with the dose.
What patients say
3.8 of 5 on Trustpilot from 9,145 public reviews.
Pricing
| Compounded Semaglutide, month to month | $79/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 3-month plan | $76/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 6-month plan | $73/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 12-month plan | $49/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, month to month | $129/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 3-month plan | $126/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 6-month plan | $123/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 12-month plan | $99/mo |
all in · read 31 Oct 2026
Insurance and payment
Cash only: it does not bill insurance. No membership fee. Consultation: Included.
Cancellation and refunds
Cancel anytime, by its own published terms. The headline price is a 12-month prepay, $588 up front, so check the refund terms before you buy.
Clinical oversight
Licensed prescribers with ongoing check-ins, plus phone support. What it sells here is compounded, which is not FDA-approved.
Our take
- Ties the cheapest semaglutide on the board: $69/mo on a 12-month plan, $79 month to month
- One price at every dose: their FAQ says it does not rise as you titrate
- The lowest rate needs a 12-month plan; month to month costs $10 more
- Compounded formulas only, with no brand drugs offered
- Skip it if you want to pay through insurance, or you want an FDA-approved brand drug.
SnagRx
Cheapest month to month$69/moVerdict: Best for price-first buyers who want the lowest verified monthly cost in the market.
What patients say
Only 2 public reviews on Trustpilot so far, too few to rate.
“The Dr is really easy to work with, phone call was very clear. It’s frustrating that I couldn’t call her back after she called me back and left me a voicemail. I…”Trustpilot review, 5 of 5
Pricing
| Compounded Semaglutide, month to month | $69/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, month to month | $119/mo |
all in · read 31 Oct 2026
Insurance and payment
Cash only: it does not bill insurance. No membership fee. Consultation: Free.
Cancellation and refunds
Cancel anytime, by its own published terms. Refund terms are not part of what we verify; read them at checkout.
Clinical oversight
OpenLoop network of US-licensed clinicians. What it sells here is compounded, which is not FDA-approved.
Our take
- Cheapest verified semaglutide entry price we track at $69/mo
- Pricing locked flat for life: no dose-based increases
- The billing term behind $69/$119 is not stated before the intake quiz
- Compounded medications are not FDA-approved
- Skip it if you want to pay through insurance, or you live in Louisiana.
Sprout Health
$99/moVerdict: Best for shoppers after a steady, mid-priced plan.
What patients say
3.9 of 5 on Trustpilot from 159 public reviews.
“Excellent customer service! They are quick to respond on portal and assist in every need i need! Highly recommend!”Trustpilot review, 5 of 5
Pricing
| Compounded Semaglutide, month to month | $149/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 12-month plan | $99/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, month to month | $199/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 12-month plan | $149/mo |
all in · read 31 Oct 2026
Insurance and payment
Cash only: it does not bill insurance. No membership fee. Consultation: Included.
Cancellation and refunds
Cancel anytime, by its own published terms. The headline price is a 12-month prepay, $1,188 up front, so check the refund terms before you buy.
Clinical oversight
Licensed clinicians providing continuous monitoring. What it sells here is compounded, which is not FDA-approved.
Our take
- Upfront pricing that leaves no surprise charges
- A well-built clinical support setup behind the program
- Prices land in the middle tier rather than at the low end
- The website shares little detail about its treatment protocols
- Skip it if you want to pay through insurance, or you want an FDA-approved brand drug.
bmiMD
$119/moVerdict: Best for price-first shoppers chasing the most affordable route to GLP-1.
What patients say
4.4 of 5 on Trustpilot from 869 public reviews.
“The customer service I have experienced w/ bmiMD is excellent. They always respond to messages within a timely matter. They always come up with a solution to any issues.…”Trustpilot review, 5 of 5
Pricing
| Compounded Semaglutide, month to month | $159/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 3-month plan | $149/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 6-month plan | $129/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 12-month plan | $119/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, month to month | $249/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 3-month plan | $229/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 6-month plan | $189/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 12-month plan | $179/mo |
all in · read 27 Oct 2026
Insurance and payment
Cash only: it does not bill insurance. No membership fee. Consultation: Included.
Cancellation and refunds
Cancel anytime, by its own published terms. The headline price is a 12-month prepay, $1,428 up front, so check the refund terms before you buy.
Clinical oversight
Licensed medical clinicians. What it sells here is compounded, which is not FDA-approved.
Our take
- Cheapest way in, opening at $100/month
- A handful of program tracks to pick between
- A lower-profile name carrying few online reviews
- Coverage can be patchy depending on your state
- Skip it if you want to pay through insurance.
Bodybuilding.com Health+
$141/moVerdict: Best for committed buyers happy to prepay longer terms for a lower monthly rate.
What patients say
No public Trustpilot profile we could find yet.
Pricing
| Compounded Semaglutide, month to month | $179/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 3-month plan | $159/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 6-month plan | $158/mo |
| Compounded Semaglutide, 12-month plan | $141/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, month to month | $209/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 3-month plan | $179/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 6-month plan | $174/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide, 12-month plan | $187/mo |
all in · read 31 Oct 2026
Insurance and payment
Cash only: it does not bill insurance. No membership fee. Consultation: Free.
Cancellation and refunds
No cancel-anytime terms published on its own site. The headline price is a 12-month prepay, $1,698 up front, so check the refund terms before you buy.
Clinical oversight
Licensed providers oversee treatment plans. What it sells here is compounded, which is not FDA-approved.
Our take
- Clear bundle ladder: 1/3/6/12-month terms with real per-month discounts
- Backed by the long-established Bodybuilding.com brand
- The best rates require prepaying multi-month bundles
- Compounded medications are not FDA-approved
- Skip it if you want to pay through insurance, or you want an FDA-approved brand drug.
How much does a GLP-1 program that names its pharmacy cost at each seller?
From $49 to $159 a month all in across 6 sellers (median $109), checked October 2026.
All 6 sellers, last checked 27 Oct 2026. The price shown is what leaves your account: the advertised price plus any membership fee we have confirmed.
- EmbodyBlack Friday saleCheapest with no membership feeCheapest 3-month planCompounded SemaglutideTrustpilot3.8 (9.1k reviews)$49/moPre-Black Friday sale: $49/mo on the 12-month plantirzepatide $99/mo on the same planno membership fee · $588 due up frontCheck price on Embody’s site ↗Full breakdown
- SnagRxCheapest month to monthCompounded SemaglutideTrustpilot: too few reviews yet (2)$69/mono membership feeCheck price on SnagRx’s site ↗Full breakdown
- Sprout HealthCompounded SemaglutideTrustpilot3.9 (159 reviews)$99/mono membership fee · $1,188 due up frontCheck price on Sprout Health’s site ↗Full breakdown
- bmiMDCompounded SemaglutideTrustpilot4.4 (869 reviews)$119/mono membership fee · $1,428 due up frontCheck price on bmiMD’s site ↗Full breakdown
- Bodybuilding.com Health+Compounded Semaglutide$141/mono membership fee · $1,698 due up frontCheck price on Bodybuilding.com Health+’s site ↗Full breakdown
- ShedRxCompounded SemaglutideTrustpilot4.7 (1.1k reviews)$159/mono membership fee · $1,908 due up frontCheck price on ShedRx’s site ↗Full breakdown
Brand vs compounded: what you actually pay
How to choose a GLP-1 program
How to choose a GLP-1 program: 7 checks
Price ranks the list. These decide whether the cheapest is cheapest for you. Each count is from the programs on this page, today.
- The price at your dose
- Few sellers publish dose prices
- Advertised prices are usually the starting dose. A seller that charges more as you step up can end up dearer than one with a higher entry price.
- How long you commit
- 6 of 6 sell GLP-1 month to month
- 5 of 6 publish cancel-anytime terms. A low price that needs a 6 or 12-month prepay is a loan to the seller if you stop early.
- Fees on top
- 0 of 6 add a membership fee
- None charge a separate consultation. We rank on the all-in price so a fee cannot hide.
- Insurance
- 0 of 6 take insurance
- Most cash programs cannot bill your plan. If your plan covers a brand GLP-1, a copay can beat every cash price here.
- Brand or compounded
- 3 of 6 also sell an FDA-approved brand
- Compounded versions are cheaper and not FDA-approved. If you want the approved drug later, a seller that stocks both saves a switch.
- Who stands behind it
- 6 of 6 say who does the prescribing
- A real program names its clinician network and its pharmacy. LegitScript certifies telehealth sellers; check a certificate on legitscript.com, not on a badge the seller hosts.
- Where you live
- 2 of 6 ship to all 50 states
- State rules decide who can prescribe and dispense. Check your state before you pay an intake fee.
Cheapest GLP-1 program that names its pharmacy: common questions
Which GLP-1 programs name their compounding pharmacy?
Embody, SnagRx, Sprout Health, bmiMD, Bodybuilding.com Health+ and ShedRx: 6 of the 25 programs we track name the pharmacies that fill their prescriptions on their own pages. Of the other programs we have researched in depth, 10 say a licensed pharmacy fills the order without naming it.
What is the cheapest GLP-1 program that names its pharmacy?
Embody, at $49 a month all in on a 12-month plan, read off its own site in October 2026. Month to month, the cheapest is SnagRx at $69.
Are these pharmacies 503A or 503B?
None of the 16 pharmacies these programs name is on FDA's register of 503B outsourcing facilities, so as far as FDA's records show each is a state-licensed 503A pharmacy, overseen mainly by its state board of pharmacy rather than inspected by FDA on a schedule.
Do any of these pharmacies have an FDA warning letter?
Boothwyn Pharmacy has an FDA warning letter that names a GLP-1 drug, matched by name; the page links the letter. A warning letter is FDA's statement of alleged violations, not a court finding.
Does a named pharmacy mean the medication is FDA-approved?
No. A named pharmacy is one you can look up; it says nothing about approval. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved, whoever compounds them, and FDA does not check their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are sold.
Why trust this page, and our sources
Why trust this page
- PricesRead from each seller’s own page and dated, weekly. 156 recorded checks across 6 sellers since August 2026. How we verify
- OrderPrice only, all in. We earn a commission from some programs and it never moves a row. How we make money
- Written byJulian Caraulani, Founder, PriceTracker GLP-1.
- All in, not advertised. A $149 program with a $74 monthly membership is a $223 program, and it ranks as one. Where a seller has not published a fee we could verify, the row says so rather than assuming zero.
- Same money, shorter plan first. On a tie, the price you can walk away from after a month ranks above the same number on a prepay; then the name, alphabetically.
- Only sellers we can verify. Programs we cannot check, or that have stopped taking patients, drop off the list rather than sitting on it stale.
Guides for choosing a GLP-1 program
- 503A vs 503B pharmacies (2026)Buying safely
- Best GLP-1 for weight loss in 2026The drugs
- GLP-1 from Mexico or Canada (2026)Buying safely
References
Three programs to consider next
The three cheapest partner programs, in price order, all in per month.