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DudeMeds, priced

Nothing on dudemeds.com carries a figure. The ladder lives on a second domain, and it steps up after the opening fill.

By Derek Moss, pricing analyst · Updated September 2026

Semaglutide injection

$295/moAll-in $295 a month, fees counted.

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Itemized bill

DudeMeds

Semaglutide injection

Medication, seller's price$295/mo
Membershipnone
Consultationincluded
Lab worknone stated
Shippingincluded
All-in, first month$295
All-in, each month after$295

Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for lab work, so none is counted.

The bill, in one line

Loud brand, silent price list. To see a number you must leave the marketing site for the booking system. The figure waiting there is the one charged from the second fill onward.

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, sold next to testosterone therapy on a men's-health brand. The strapline claims both a doctors office and a pharmacy. Shipping costs nothing and is quoted at two days from approval.

Not one number appears on the marketing pages. To find any, a reader has to reach the booking system, which runs on its own domain. Its semaglutide listing reads $295 a month. Tirzepatide reads $433. Each carries the word Month 2 in its title. An opening fill therefore costs less than every fill after it. Longer blocks appear alongside: three months of semaglutide for $525, twelve weeks of tirzepatide for $699. Divided out, those come to $175 and $233, printed against the higher figures struck through. The recurring number is the one that counts. It is what a buyer without a block pays every time.

Every price, in the seller’s own unit

A per-vial price stays per vial. A calendar-month figure appears only where the seller’s unit carries one, and a cost per milligram only where the seller states how much the unit holds. Where the seller bills by the four-week fill or the package, or leaves a required fee outside its price, the calendar-month figure is our arithmetic and is marked as ours.

Semaglutide, injection$295/mo$295/moSeptember 2026
Tirzepatide, injection$433/mo$433/moSeptember 2026

Lowest monthly, by form: Injection From $295/mo (Semaglutide)

Fees outside the headline

  • Membershipnone

    Neither listing carries a joining fee or a platform charge; what is shown is the whole amount.

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  • Consultationincluded

    Nothing is billed for the assessment, and most states need no appointment at all. Continued contact happens inside the portal, which is open at any hour.

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  • Lab worknone stated

    Not one public page asks for bloodwork, and no testing fee is quoted, on a catalog that also carries testosterone.

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  • Shippingincluded

    Described as "Fast, discreet, and always free", with dispatch quoted at roughly two days after sign-off.

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See DudeMeds’s current price

Semaglutide injection at $295/mo. Prices move; check the seller’s own page before you pay.

The fine print

Prepay
Buying a block is the only discount offered. The saving is substantial: roughly forty percent off either recurring figure. It is taken as one prepaid charge rather than spread out. Nothing forces it. A buyer may stay on the recurring rung indefinitely.
Cancellation
How a plan ends is published nowhere. There is no stated notice window. Nor is there any word on money left over inside a block already paid for in full. The portal is open at all hours; stopping a plan is not listed among what it handles.
Shipping
Nothing is charged for delivery and the site says so outright. Dispatch is quoted at roughly two days once a provider signs off. Packaging is described as discreet, and no order size is required to qualify.

Worth it, and what to watch

Worth it

  • Assessment costs nothing, and most states skip the visit
  • Delivery included, roughly two days
  • Clinicians answer inside the portal at any hour
  • A prepaid block takes about forty percent off

Watch for

  • The website names no figure at all
  • The recurring figure exceeds the opening one
  • A self-described pharmacy that identifies none
  • Ending a plan is documented nowhere
  • Neither listing states a strength
Buy here if
Someone ready to pay for a block in one go, and content to start an intake before seeing any figure.
Look elsewhere if
Anyone shopping by list price, since this brand publishes none to shop by.

Price it elsewhere

Other sellers that publish a semaglutide injection price. Sellers we have reviewed come first, then sellers we have only priced; each group runs lowest price first.

FAQ

4 questions

What does DudeMeds cost?

Recurring, $295 for semaglutide and $433 for tirzepatide. A block brings the effective figure to roughly $175 and $233. That is one payment of $525 or $699.

Why is there no price on the site?

Because the marketing pages and the booking system are different properties. Only the second one lists anything, and it sits on its own domain.

Is the first month cheaper?

Yes. Every recurring listing is titled Month 2. The opening fill is sold below the ones after it.

How do you cancel DudeMeds?

No published page explains it. There is no notice window given, and nothing about unused weeks inside a block already paid for.

Price it at DudeMeds

Every figure above was read from DudeMeds’s own pages. The current one is a click away.

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Where every figure comes from

  1. Homepage: the process, delivery and portal