No BS RX semaglutide cost & review
By Sofia Mendez, Patient Education EditorUpdated
Eighteen prices on one public page, and none of them is a teaser rate.
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Is No BS RX worth it? The short answer
Our verdict
No BS RX shows you everything before you hand over a name: six programs, each with monthly and prepaid rates, plus a written promise that the monthly figure is the ongoing one. The fine print sits on the way out. Canceling means emailing support before renewal, and the current period is not refunded. Save that address before you start.
- Good for: You want to compare every term and dose before giving anyone your email
- Look elsewhere if: You want a self-service cancel button rather than emailing support
No BS RX at a glance
Price, as published
$149/mo
$149 a month for the standard compounded semaglutide injection, month to month, with prepaid terms at $390 for twelve weeks, $790 for twenty-four and $1,551 for fifty-two.
Full pricing details
A separate low-dose injectable program is $115 a month or $340 for twelve weeks, and the standard oral program is $174 a month. Every program on the table prints "No dose-based price changes" and "503A pharmacy fulfillment".
Pricing model
Flat at every dose
Consult
Included
Labs
Not required
Dietitian
Not included
Pharmacy
4 pharmacies named (503A)
Medication
Compounded
Who makes your medication
Red Rock Compounding Pharmacy
St. George, UT
503AHealth Warehouse
Florence, KY
503APrecision Medicine
Bellmore, NY
503ATriad Rx
Daphne, AL
503A
No BS RX doesn't say which of these fills your order, so ask the care team before you pay.
Where this comes from →What six months of No BS RX costs you
Semaglutide is long-term, so here is what six months adds up to, clinician visits included.
Month 1
$149
Months 2 to 6, each
$149
Six-month total
$894
Paying month to month; longer plans in the price above can lower this. Prices change, so check before you pay.
What it does well, and what to watch
What we like
- "No Fake Intro Rate — the price on the page is the ongoing program price" is printed as a named commitment, and the $115 starting figure is a real month-to-month rate on a real product
- Names four dispensing pharmacies with street addresses and phone numbers — Red Rock Compounding Pharmacy, Health Warehouse, Precision Medicine and Triad Rx
- Every program on the price table states "503A pharmacy fulfillment" and "No dose-based price changes" on the price table itself
- Eighteen prices published on one page with no intake and no account
What to watch
- Canceling means emailing support before the renewal date; there is no self-service cancel in your account, and the current period is not refunded
- The low-dose programs stop at twelve weeks; only the standard programs carry 24- and 52-week terms
- The Terms name four pharmacies and no operating company
- State availability is not published, and there is no brand-name route
Who No BS RX suits, and who should look elsewhere
A good fit if
- You want to compare every term and dose before giving anyone your email
- You have been burned by a first-month price that climbed later
- You want to know which pharmacies might fill your prescription
Look elsewhere if
- You want a self-service cancel button rather than emailing support
- You need to confirm your state is served before you start an intake
- You want a brand-name option alongside the compounded one
How No BS RX works, start to finish
A published price table rather than a funnel.
More about how it works
It lists six programs across semaglutide and tirzepatide, injectable and oral, standard and low-dose, with eighteen prices on its pricing page and no intake or account needed to see them. A licensed provider reviews each intake, and prescriptions go to state-licensed 503A pharmacies; the Terms name four that may dispense, each with a street address and a telephone number. Plans renew automatically and are canceled by emailing support.
- Compare all eighteen prices on the public pricing page before you share any details.
- Start the online intake; No BS RX says it takes five to ten minutes.
- A licensed provider reviews your answers independently, and approval is not automatic.
- If prescribed, a state-licensed 503A pharmacy compounds it and ships it to you.
- Each period renews on its own, and any price increase comes with advance email notice.
What No BS RX includes in the price
- Licensed provider review of your intake
- Compounded medication from a 503A pharmacy
- The same price at every dose
- Shipping direct from the fulfilling pharmacy
- Non-medical support by email and phone
If you want to cancel or get a refund
Plans renew automatically until you email support to cancel; there is no cancel button in your account. Send the email before the renewal date, and access runs to the end of the paid period. Fees for the current period are not refunded, and dispensed medication cannot be returned.
Questions people ask about No BS RX
Does No BS RX charge more as my dose goes up?
No. Every program on its price table says no dose-based price changes, and its FAQ says the published figure is the ongoing price, not an introductory one.
Which pharmacies fill No BS RX prescriptions?
Its terms name four state-licensed pharmacies that may dispense, with addresses and phone numbers. It does not say which one fills a given prescription, so ask support if that matters to you.
How do I cancel a No BS RX plan?
Email support before your renewal date. Canceling is handled by the support team rather than in your account, and you keep access until the paid period ends.
Is a prepaid No BS RX term cheaper than paying monthly?
Yes. On the standard programs, the 12-, 24- and 52-week terms each work out lower per month, and the longest is lowest. A prepaid period is not refunded if you stop early.
Does No BS RX take insurance?
No. Every weight-loss program is self-pay, and it does not work with insurers. It does offer a separate sleep-study program that most insurance covers.
If No BS RX isn't the right fit
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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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