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Fifty 410 semaglutide cost & review

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Compounded semaglutide with no membership and no card until you are prescribed.

$199/moConsult includedNo labs needed
FDA warning letter · February 2026
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Is Fifty 410 worth it? The short answer

Our verdict

Fifty 410 suits you if you hate subscriptions. You pay one order at a time, and only after a provider says yes. The refund window is short, though: it closes the moment the pharmacy starts compounding. If you might change your mind, cancel before then. Ask whether the price changes as your dose rises before you reorder.

  • Good for: You want to see a provider's decision before you hand over a card
  • Look elsewhere if: You want to know which pharmacy compounds your medication

Fifty 410 at a glance

  • Price, as published

    $199/mo

    $199 for a one-month supply of compounded semaglutide, pay as you go, with the provider consultation, follow-up through the portal and free refrigerated overnight or two-day shipping included.

    Full pricing details

    There is no membership or subscription, and you pay only after a provider prescribes, by a payment link. Compounded tirzepatide is listed from $133 a month on a three-month program ($399 total) and $183 a month at the higher dose tier ($549 total). Afterpay, Affirm and FSA/HSA cards are accepted.

  • Pricing model

    Varies by dose or plan

  • Consult

    Included

  • Labs

    Not required

  • Dietitian

    Not included

  • Pharmacy

    Not named

  • Medication

    Compounded

Who makes your medication

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Pharmacy not named

Fifty 410 doesn't name the pharmacy that makes its medication, so ask before you pay.

Where this comes from →

Fifty 410 and the FDA

FDA warning letter

The FDA issued a warning letter to Aspen Aesthetics dba Fifty 410 in February 2026. It is on the public record in the FDA's warning-letter database, which we link rather than summarize. FDA warning-letter database ↗

What it does well, and what to watch

What we like

  • No card to start: you pay only after a provider prescribes
  • No membership or subscription, so nothing renews on its own
  • Consultation, portal follow-up and refrigerated overnight or two-day shipping are inside the price
  • A full refund if you cancel after paying but before compounding begins

What to watch

  • No pharmacy is named: it says only that independent compounding pharmacies prepare the medication
  • Once compounding begins there is no routine cancellation or refund, and a cancellation counts only once Fifty 410 confirms it
  • The semaglutide page lists one monthly figure without saying whether it changes at higher doses, so ask before you step up
  • It does not bill insurance

Who Fifty 410 suits, and who should look elsewhere

A good fit if

  • You want to see a provider's decision before you hand over a card
  • You would rather reorder yourself than manage a subscription
  • You want the provider visit and cold shipping in one figure

Look elsewhere if

  • You want to know which pharmacy compounds your medication
  • You want insurance billed for you
  • You want a long window to change your mind after paying

How Fifty 410 works, start to finish

Fifty 410 is run by Aspen Aesthetics, LLC, dba Fifty 410 Health, a telehealth platform that says it does not compound, make or distribute medication.

More about how it works

You complete an online intake with no card, a licensed provider reviews it in an appointment through the patient portal, and only if a prescription is issued are you sent a payment link. Independent compounding pharmacies, which it does not name, prepare compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide and ship it refrigerated. Each program's medication ships at once after payment. It does not bill insurance.

  1. Fill in the online intake about your health and goals; it takes a few minutes, with no card.
  2. A licensed provider reviews you in an appointment through the secure patient portal.
  3. If you are prescribed, you get a payment link and see the price before paying.
  4. An independent pharmacy compounds your order and ships it refrigerated, overnight or in two days.
  5. Your whole program ships at once, so there is no monthly refill wait.

What Fifty 410 includes in the price

  • A one-month supply of compounded semaglutide
  • A licensed provider consultation
  • Follow-up with your provider through the portal
  • Free overnight or two-day shipping
  • Refrigerated packaging

If you want to cancel or get a refund

Pay only if prescribedNothing auto-renewsNo refund once compounding startsFull refund before compounding

Nothing renews, because each program is bought once. Cancel after paying but before compounding begins and you get a full refund. Once compounding starts, or the order ships, there is no routine refund.

Questions people ask about Fifty 410

Do I need a credit card to start with Fifty 410?

No. The intake and provider appointment are free to start. You are sent a payment link only if a provider issues a prescription.

Is Fifty 410 a subscription?

No. There is no membership or subscription. You buy each program directly, see the price before paying, and reorder when you need more.

Can I get my money back from Fifty 410?

Yes, in full, if you cancel after paying but before the pharmacy starts compounding. After that there is no routine refund, except for a wrong, damaged or lost shipment.

Does Fifty 410 take insurance?

No. It does not bill insurance. It takes cards, Afterpay, Affirm and FSA or HSA cards at checkout.

If Fifty 410 isn't the right fit

Close to Fifty 410, but each does better on the thing Fifty 410 does least well.

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Before you pay for anything

Semaglutide is a prescription medicine, and the compounded version is not the same regulated product as Wegovy or Ozempic. Go into your visit with real numbers and these reads:

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Semaglutide is prescription-only, and compounded semaglutide is not the FDA-approved brand product, so decide with a clinician. Prices are as each provider published them; confirm current terms before you buy.