Breeze Meds costs
In short
As of October 2026, Breeze Meds costs $199 a month, month to month for compounded semaglutide (glp-1 injection), all in. Its published plans run from $199 to $399 a month, and every one is read off Breeze Meds's own site.
Key takeaways
- 1Compounded Semaglutide (GLP-1 Injection): $199 a month, month to month
- 2Oral Semaglutide: $299 a month, month to month
- 3Compounded Tirzepatide Injection: $399 a month, month to month
About Breeze Meds
BreezeMeds is a streamlined GLP-1 telehealth service: an online questionnaire, a medical consultation, then medication shipped to your door with ongoing support. It sells semaglutide and tirzepatide as weekly injections or daily dissolvable tablets, with NAD+ alongside, and says it serves all 50 states.
The price
| Dose | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Compounded Semaglutide (GLP-1 Injection)injection | n/a | monthly | $199/mo |
| Compounded Tirzepatide Injectioninjection | n/a | monthly | $399/mo |
| Oral Semaglutideoral | n/a | monthly | $299/mo |
| Oral Tirzepatideoral | n/a | monthly | $399/mo |
no separate membership fee
Price log
Price log
Every dated check of Breeze Meds’s advertised entry price since we started tracking.
| Date | Entry price (USD/mo) | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-20 | $199 | verified check |
| 2026-08-22 | $199 | verified check |
| 2026-08-27 | $199 | verified check |
| 2026-09-02 | $199 | verified check |
| 2026-10-04 | $199 | verified check |
Where it sits in the market
Where it sits in the market
Cheaper than
19% of programs
Vs. board average
24% above ($161)
Advertised price
$199
Pros and cons
Why people pick it
- A sign-up flow that's quick and free of friction
- Expedited delivery, with the whole process taking 2-3 weeks from consultation to medication
- Needle-free daily tablets as well as weekly injections
Worth knowing
- A more recent arrival without much outside review coverage yet
- Carries compounded formulas only, with no brand-name versions
Breeze Meds at a glance
Verdict: Best for people who want a straightforward, low-effort GLP-1 sign-up and speedy delivery. Not for you if you want to pay through insurance, or you want an FDA-approved brand drug.
- Price
- $199/mo all in
- Commitment
- Month to month
- Fees
- No membershipconsultation: included
- Insurance
- Cash only
- Availability
- All 50 states
- Clinical oversight
- Licensed providers overseeing your care
- Reviews
- No Trustpilot profile
- Cancellation
- Cancel anytimeshipping included
- FDA record
- No warning letter in our register
Red flags and things to check
- No public Trustpilot profile we could find.
Every value is read from Breeze Meds’s own site or its public Trustpilot page. How we verify
Breeze Meds by plan length
The lowest price Breeze Meds publishes on each plan, all in per month, what you pay on day one, and what twelve months at that price come to.
| Plan | Lowest-priced medication | Per month | Due up front | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Month to month | Compounded Semaglutide (GLP-1 Injection) | $199 | $199 | $2,388 |
First year, at the least: $2,388, on the month-to-month plan for Compounded Semaglutide (GLP-1 Injection). That assumes the entry price every month; most programs charge more as the dose rises, so read it as a floor, not a quote.
What they sell
Every product on Breeze Meds’s menu, each verified on their site with the price we found.
InjectionCompounded Semaglutide (GLP-1 Injection)Semaglutidefrom $199/mosteady since September 2026
TabletsOral SemaglutideSemaglutidefrom $299/mosteady since September 2026
InjectionCompounded Tirzepatide InjectionTirzepatidefrom $399/mosteady since September 2026TabletsOral TirzepatideTirzepatidefrom $399/mosteady since September 2026The trust check
The trust check
Trustpilot
No reviews yet
young brand; we check monthly
Prescribing model
Licensed providers
Licensed providers overseeing your care
On our tracker
Checked weekly
price verified 4 Oct 2026 · score 6.5/10 (how we score: /methodology#score)
Compounded GLP-1s are prescription medications prepared by licensed pharmacies; they are not FDA-approved products. We track prices and public records; talk to a clinician about care.
Coverage and insurance
Coverage & insurance
States
50 of 50
Insurance
Cash-pay only
Consultation
Included
Cancel
Anytime
Cancellation
Breeze Meds advertises cancel-anytime with no lock-in.
Care & shipping
Consultation: Included. Licensed providers overseeing your care. Shipping is free.
The three ways people pay
Cash · this program
$199/mo
No insurance involved, no prior authorization. The price we re-check every week.
Brand via your insurance
$25–200/mo
Compounded plans like this one are never covered, but brand GLP-1s at a pharmacy can be, when your plan includes the weight-loss benefit.
- Plan-dependent
- Aetna, Anthem, BCBS, Cigna, Florida Blue, Highmark, Kaiser Permanente, UHC, CVS Caremark, Express Scripts, Optum Rx, FEHB
- Generally no
- Humana
- Excluded now
- Medi-Cal, Ambetter, Molina Healthcare
Medicare
~$50/mo
Covered brand GLP-1s through Medicare drug plans since July 2026. Compounded programs stay cash-pay.
What patients say
Breeze Meds has no third-party review page yet: we recheck Trustpilot monthly and list scores the moment real ones exist. Until then its review factor counts as neutral, and the only rating here is our computed score, 6.5/10, never invented stars.
Breeze Meds: common questions
How much does Breeze Meds cost?
Breeze Meds starts at $199 a month all in month to month, read off its own site on October 2026. Across the 4 plans we verified, prices run from $199 to $399 a month all in depending on the medication and plan length.
Does Breeze Meds charge a membership fee?
No. We checked Breeze Meds's own pricing and found no separate membership fee: the monthly price is the whole cost of the program.
Does Breeze Meds take insurance?
No. Breeze Meds is cash-pay only, which is normal for compounded GLP-1 programs. Brand GLP-1s can be covered through a pharmacy when your plan includes weight loss.
Can you cancel Breeze Meds anytime?
Breeze Meds advertises cancel-anytime with no lock-in.
What do reviews say about Breeze Meds?
Breeze Meds has no third-party review profile we could verify yet. We recheck Trustpilot monthly and will show real ratings once they exist, rather than inventing stars.
Is Breeze Meds legit?
Breeze Meds has no LegitScript certification we could find. Our full legitimacy check, from the prescribing model to the FDA record, is on the "Is Breeze Meds legit?" page.
Which pharmacy does Breeze Meds use?
Breeze Meds does not say on the pages we read. Ask which pharmacy will fill your prescription before you pay.
Has Breeze Meds had an FDA warning letter?
Not that we found. We searched FDA's warning letters for every letter naming semaglutide, tirzepatide or GLP-1 drugs and none names Breeze Meds (checked Oct 13, 2026).
Breeze Meds vs SnagRx: which is cheaper?
SnagRx, today. It starts at $69 a month all in against $199 for Breeze Meds, both read off their own sites (checked October 2026). SnagRx is the cheapest comparable program we track.
Alternatives
Three programs to consider next
The three cheapest partner programs other than Breeze Meds, in price order, all in per month.
If not Breeze Meds
The cheapest todaySnagRxTrustpilot: too few reviews yet (2)from $69/moFull breakdown →
Best reviewedSkinnyRxTrustpilot4.8 (5.3k reviews)from $199/moFull breakdown →
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Why trust this page, and our sources
Why trust this page
- PricesRead from each seller’s own page and dated, weekly. 5 recorded checks of its prices 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.
References
- Breeze Meds's own pricing page (4 products), read October 2026