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Oak semaglutide cost & review

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No subscription to cancel: you buy a month or three at a time and reorder when you choose.

$200/moConsult includedNo labs needed

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Is Oak worth it? The short answer

Our verdict

Oak suits you if a subscription has burned you before. Nothing renews by itself; you buy one month or three and reorder when you choose. It names its pharmacy and medical group, and approval can come within hours. Each dose step costs more, though, so get a quote for your maintenance dose before you pay.

  • Good for: You want nothing to renew by itself and would rather reorder each month
  • Look elsewhere if: You live in West Virginia or Mississippi, which Oak does not serve

Oak at a glance

  • Price, as published

    $200/mo

    $200 for a one-month supply of compounded semaglutide on Oak's order form (struck through from $250), or $133/mo on a three-month supply billed up front (struck through from $200).

    Full pricing details

    Oak says each dose step typically costs about $50–$75 more. Oral semaglutide $245/mo; brand Ozempic $1,150/mo. Oak's marketing pages also show “from $119/mo” and “$190/mo”

  • Pricing model

    Varies by dose or plan

  • Consult

    Included

  • Labs

    Not required

  • Dietitian

    Not included

  • Pharmacy

    1 pharmacy named

  • Medication

    Brand-name and compounded

Who makes your medication

1 pharmacy named · class not stated
  • InnovaScript Pharmacy

Oak names its pharmacy, so you can look it up before you start.

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What it does well, and what to watch

What we like

  • Nothing renews by itself: orders are billed monthly on a non-recurring basis and you choose whether to reorder
  • Names its preferred pharmacy, InnovaScript Pharmacy, with a phone number and email, and its telehealth providers, NVP Medical Group
  • A three-month supply drops the monthly rate noticeably, to $133/mo billed up front
  • No membership fee, free shipping and free health coaching

What to watch

  • Each dose step typically costs about $50–$75 more a month, on Oak's own FAQ, and you are charged the final price for the prescribed dose on approval
  • Its marketing pages advertise lower figures than the order form — “from $119/mo” on the homepage and “$190/mo” on the weight-loss page — so budget from the order form
  • Not available in West Virginia or Mississippi, although the homepage says licensed in all 50 states
  • No refunds once a physician approves you and the medication ships

Who Oak suits, and who should look elsewhere

A good fit if

  • You want nothing to renew by itself and would rather reorder each month
  • You are happy to prepay three months for a noticeably lower monthly rate
  • You want the dispensing pharmacy named before you place an order

Look elsewhere if

  • You live in West Virginia or Mississippi, which Oak does not serve
  • You expect to titrate up and want the bill to stay put, since each step costs more
  • You need medication fast; shipping can take up to 15 business days

How Oak works, start to finish

A deliberately stripped-back offer: you buy a one- or three-month supply rather than joining a subscription, monthly orders are billed on a non-recurring basis so nothing renews by itself.

More about how it works

There is no membership fee, with free shipping and free health coaching. The order form lists compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide by injection, oral semaglutide, and brand-name Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound. You pick a product, complete a medical questionnaire and upload a body photo, a selfie and your state ID; a physician reviews it within hours, with no call unless you ask for a video visit, and you are charged only once approved, at the price for the dose prescribed. Oak's own FAQ says each dose step usually costs more. It names its preferred pharmacy, InnovaScript Pharmacy, and its telehealth providers, NVP Medical Group, and it serves every state except West Virginia and Mississippi.

  1. Pick your medication and supply length on Oak's order form, then check out.
  2. Complete the medical questionnaire and upload a body photo, a selfie and your state ID.
  3. A physician reviews you within hours, with no call unless you ask for video.
  4. You are charged once approved, at the price for the dose prescribed.
  5. Medication ships in 3 to 15 business days, and you reorder when you choose.

What Oak includes in the price

  • Physician review and chat with your provider
  • Free health coaching
  • Free shipping
  • No membership fee
  • An optional video visit

If you want to cancel or get a refund

No auto-renewalThree months billed up frontNo refund after approvalCharged only once approved

There is nothing to cancel: monthly orders are not charged automatically, and you decide whether to reorder. A three-month supply is billed in one payment up front. Once a physician approves you and the medication ships, there are no refunds.

Questions people ask about Oak

Do I have to remember to cancel Oak each month?

No. Oak bills each month on a non-recurring basis, so nothing is charged until you choose to reorder. A three-month supply is one up-front payment.

Does Oak's price rise as my dose does?

Yes. Oak's own FAQ says each step up usually raises the monthly price, and you pay the final price for your prescribed dose on approval. Ask support for a quote at your maintenance dose.

Which pharmacy does Oak use?

Oak names InnovaScript Pharmacy as its preferred pharmacy, with a phone number and email, and NVP Medical Group as its telehealth providers.

Is Oak available in every state?

Not quite. Its order-page FAQ excludes West Virginia and Mississippi, even though the homepage says licensed in all 50 states. Check yours before you start.

Will I actually talk to a doctor at Oak?

Only if one needs more information or you ask. A physician reviews your form and photos, you can request a video visit, and follow-ups run through chat.

If Oak isn't the right fit

Close to Oak, but each does better on the thing Oak 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.