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Semaglutide provider reviews — page 6
One page per provider: the price exactly as they publish it, what that number does and does not include, who the program actually suits, and the one thing each of them would rather you skipped. There is no score anywhere on this site — a review here ends in a sentence.
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Showing 10 of 10
Every filter below is read from the same row in our ranking the price comes from — nothing here is a separate list that can go stale. The monthly band uses each provider's stated ongoing rate where it publishes one, and its leading figure where it does not, so a band is never a number we made up. The order of the list never changes.
What they sell
Brand-name access
Is the price public?
Monthly figure
Showing providers 51–60 of 70, in the same order as the ranking.
Oria Meds
$199/mo (first month $89)This is a first-month figure. What you pay changes after it — check which way before you commit.
Names its pharmacy plainly, and never names the drug it sells you.
Nex Gen Health Rx
$190 per 30-day supplyOne all-in monthly figure that does not move with your dose.
Tells you where the prescription goes, and takes a card before a history.
Rx.com
$175/mo (banner quotes the $146 6-month rate)One all-in monthly figure that does not move with your dose.
Names the pharmacy, refuses to auto-renew, oversells the headline.
RX Bella
From $249/mo (a floor, not a rate)A starting price, not the going rate — conditions apply and not everyone lands on it.
Four routes on one page, none of them a price you can hold to.
Idgie Health
$149/mo (headline quotes the $114 6-month rate)One all-in monthly figure that does not move with your dose.
Publishes what you are charged today, and a fee only the terms mention.
Prime Doctor RX
$249 per 4 weeks (13 charges a year)Published monthly figure; confirm the total before you commit.
Honest about its asterisk, quiet about its calendar.
No BS RX
$179/mo (low-dose line $140/mo)One all-in monthly figure that does not move with your dose.
Names four pharmacies and promises no intro rate — and keeps both.
Science & Co
$149/mo ($79 on a 12-month plan)This figure is a yearly-plan rate. No month-to-month price is published, so it is not a number you can buy one month at a time.
Says what it is not, which two other rows here manage.
Renlo Health
$199/mo all-in, billed monthlyOne all-in monthly figure that does not move with your dose.
The headline is the rate, and the doctor and pharmacy have names.
Edessa
$179/mo (homepage quotes the $135 6-month rung)One all-in monthly figure that does not move with your dose.
A clean table one click past a front page that undercuts it.
Semaglutide is prescription-only and compounded semaglutide is not the FDA-approved brand product — decide with a clinician. Prices are as each provider published them when we last checked; confirm current terms before you buy.