Semaglutide under $200 a month, graded

What "under $200" means on this list

A provider makes this list when its lowest standing monthly price for compounded semaglutide is below $200. It is the ongoing monthly charge once any opening offer ends, not a prepaid package rate or a coupon price.

Brand semaglutide is outside the rule, so Wegovy and Ozempic don't appear here even where a brand starting price is low. Every figure on this list is for a pharmacy-compounded product.

Confirm every inclusion in the written quote before committing. Ask whether a paused prescription stops the membership charge, whether unused prepaid supplies can be refunded, and which cancellation deadline applies before pharmacy processing. Save the answer with your selected plan. The cap is strict: a figure of exactly $200 doesn't qualify. When two providers sit a few dollars apart, compare their check chips and billing periods before the last few dollars.

10 providers qualify. 2 pass all 4 checks for an A and 7 pass 3 for a B.

What the monthly figure leaves out

The opening offer. HealthRX advertises a lower first period. The card shows what you pay after it, because that is the price you keep paying.

A prepaid discount. Several providers print a lower "as low as" rate for a 3-, 6- or 12-month supply paid up front. That rate isn't used here. If you'd prepay, ask what you get back if you stop early.

The extra charge in a 4-week year. Every provider here bills by the month or a longer period.

Fees the provider lists apart from the drug. A required membership is folded into the figure when the provider's own pages state it. A visit fee, a lab panel or shipping may still be billed apart, so ask before the intake ends.

Later dose steps. Some providers keep one price at every dose; others charge more as the prescriber steps the dose up. The figure here is the lowest standing price, which may be the starting step. Ask for the price at each step in writing.

A year of compounded semaglutide under $200 a month

Standing figures here run from $99 at SnagRx to $199.99 at Arc-1. The median is $157.50.

On an annualized comparison basis, that is $1,188 at the floor, $1,890 at the median and $2,399.88 at the high end. The cap itself works out to $2,400 a year.

The list isn't bunched at the cap. 1 provider charges under $120 a month, and 4 sit within 10% of $200.

The floor belongs to SnagRx, which passes all 4 checks. On this list, the lowest standing price and an A come together.

Which form the figure is for

All 10 figures on this list are for an injection or a vial. None is for a form taken by mouth.

A provider that also sells a dissolving tablet or a troche may price it differently, sometimes above $200. The card shows the lower of its figures, so check that the price you're reading is for the form your prescriber plans to write.

Where the A grades sit under $200

The 2 providers here that pass all 4 checks are Precision Telemed at $149.99 and SnagRx at $99.

Split the list at $150: 2 of the 5 providers below it have an A, against 0 of the 5 from $150 up to the cap. Paying closer to $200 doesn't buy a better grade here.

This list is the low-price end of the full semaglutide list, which also carries brand products and compounded plans at $200 or more. A provider's grade is the same on both pages.

What the grades say about semaglutide under $200

8 of the 10 providers under $200 don't name a dispensing pharmacy that shows an active license, and that one Flag explains 8 of the 8 B grades. On a compounded drug, the pharmacy is the maker, so this is the gap to close before you pay.

Every provider here says a clinician reviews your intake first, and 9 show the monthly rate before signup.

Whatever the price, ask which form of semaglutide the pharmacy uses. FDA says semaglutide sodium and semaglutide acetate have no known lawful basis for compounding. How we check explains each check.