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Florida telehealth selling compounded GLP-1 injections at a flat price that does not rise with dose, naming all four of its 503A compounding pharmacies.

Marked down on: Headline $139 is a first-month half-price offer; the ongoing rate is $279

$279/mo sema · $379/mo tirz

Aspen (Aspen Health Systems LLC) is a LegitScript-certified telehealth clinic offering compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as physician-chosen weekly injections, with flat pricing at every dose.

Marked down on: Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide only — no brand-name Wegovy, Zepbound or Ozempic — and compounded GLP-1s aren't FDA-reviewed or approved

$279/mo (3-month prepay) sema · $399/mo tirz

Care Clinics PLLC sells fixed-length GLP-1 programs rather than a subscription — $299 buys a full 3-month semaglutide plan with the medication, supplies and shipping included — from a named 503A pharmacy, after a live video consultation with a clinician licensed in your state.

Marked down on: The tirzepatide price is quoted four ways: $349 for 3 months on the home page against $399 on the /tirzepatide page, and $299 for 4 weeks against $329 in that page's own closing panel

$299 (3-month prepay) sema · $349 (3-month prepay) tirz

SexyMD publishes every plan length before intake and names the professional entities behind its prescriptions, but the $199 in each headline is a 48-week commitment rate.

Marked down on: Every headline quotes $199 and $299, which are the 48-week rates, not the four-week ones.

From $269/mo sema · From $369/mo tirz

The Edit names its pharmacy with an address and its prescriber with an NPI you can check, and prints its first-month rates larger than the standing prices they precede.

Marked down on: The $200 and $300 first-order rates are printed larger than the standing $259 and $349, with no end date on the offer.

From $259/mo sema · From $349/mo tirz