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Wisp semaglutide cost & review

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Semaglutide drops under the tongue, or Wegovy sent to your local pharmacy.

$99/mo + medicationConsult includedNo labs needed
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Is Wisp worth it? The short answer

Our verdict

Wisp suits you if needles are the sticking point: its compounded semaglutide comes as drops held under the tongue, or a provider can send brand-name Wegovy to your local pharmacy. The monthly consult and the medication are separate charges, and sales are final, so ask which pharmacy makes the drops before you order.

  • Good for: You want to avoid injections and are open to a compounded drop
  • Look elsewhere if: You live outside the 27 states and DC where the drops are offered

Wisp at a glance

  • Price, as published

    $99/mo + medication

    The Weight Care Consult starts at $99 a month and covers your provider's monthly check-in; medication is extra.

    Full pricing details

    Compounded sublingual semaglutide drops cost $225 a month, delivered free. Brand-name Wegovy (pen or pill), Zepbound and Saxenda go to your local pharmacy, where you pay the pharmacy's price and may be able to use insurance. A $25 fee applies if every prescription in an order is declined.

  • 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

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

Where this comes from →

What it does well, and what to watch

What we like

  • No needles needed: compounded semaglutide comes as drops you hold under the tongue
  • Brand-name Wegovy can go straight to your local pharmacy, where your insurance may apply to the medication
  • A provider checks in every month before each refill and adjusts your dose
  • A provider responds within 24 to 72 hours, and the care team answers questions in between

What to watch

  • The monthly consult fee does not include medication, so the drops or a pharmacy bill come on top. Add both before you compare
  • Wisp says all sales are final and not refunded
  • Cancel a subscription by email at least 48 hours before renewal, or the renewal goes through
  • The pharmacy that makes its semaglutide drops is never named; Wisp says only that it uses an FDA-regulated pharmacy

Who Wisp suits, and who should look elsewhere

A good fit if

  • You want to avoid injections and are open to a compounded drop
  • You want Wegovy filled at your local pharmacy, where insurance may help
  • You already use Wisp for other women's health care

Look elsewhere if

  • You live outside the 27 states and DC where the drops are offered
  • You want a refund if the first month does not suit you
  • You want a monthly figure that already includes the medication

How Wisp works, start to finish

Wisp, Inc. runs a women's sexual and reproductive health platform and provides management services to affiliated medical practices whose licensed providers treat you.

More about how it works

For weight care it prescribes brand-name Wegovy as a pen or pill, Zepbound and Saxenda to your local pharmacy, and compounded semaglutide as drops held under the tongue, made by an FDA-regulated pharmacy it does not name and shipped by FedEx two-day refrigerated delivery. Semaglutide through Wisp is for adults assigned female at birth with a BMI of 27 or more (25 for Asian and Pacific Islander patients), who send a head-to-waist photo. A provider responds within 24 to 72 hours and checks in each month before a refill. Branded care reaches 40 states and Washington, DC; the drops, 27 states and DC. Wisp does not take insurance itself.

  1. Check the eligibility list, then tell Wisp your health goals before checkout.
  2. Fill out your medical history and send a head-to-waist photo.
  3. A provider responds within 24 to 72 hours with a treatment plan.
  4. Drops ship free by refrigerated two-day delivery; Wegovy goes to your local pharmacy.
  5. About three weeks in, your provider checks in before each monthly refill.

What Wisp includes in the price

  • Monthly check-ins with a licensed provider
  • Dose adjustments when needed
  • Care team chat for questions
  • Free delivery or same-day local pickup
  • Optional anti-nausea medication

If you want to cancel or get a refund

All sales final48 hours' noticeCancel by emailFee if all declined

Wisp says all sales are final and not refunded. To stop a subscription, email support at least 48 hours before renewal; later requests are not honored. If every prescription in an order is declined, a small consult fee still applies.

What customers say about Wisp

Based on public customer reviews.

Customers praise

  • Very fast responses
  • A simple online process
  • Discreet delivery or same-day pickup

Customers complain about

  • Mixed help with prescription requests
  • Slow results
  • Large product sizes

Source: Trustpilot, October 2026, across all Wisp services

Questions people ask about Wisp

How do Wisp's semaglutide drops work?

You hold compounded semaglutide drops under your tongue instead of injecting. No FDA-approved semaglutide comes in this form, so ask your provider how your dose compares with the approved pill or pen.

Is medication included in Wisp's consult fee?

No. The monthly consult covers your provider's check-in. The drops are billed on top, and Wegovy is paid at your local pharmacy, where your insurance may apply.

Which states can get Wisp's semaglutide drops?

Twenty-seven states and Washington, DC, including California, New York, Illinois and Ohio. Brand-name care reaches more states, some delivery-only, so check the list before checkout.

Can I get my money back from Wisp?

Generally not. Wisp treats all sales as final, though its online form handles problems with a product or delivery. A small fee applies if every prescription in an order is declined.

Who can get semaglutide through Wisp?

Adults assigned female at birth with a BMI of 27 or more, or 25 for Asian and Pacific Islander patients, who live in an eligible state and send a head-to-waist photo.

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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.