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FeelGood, priced
FeelGood’s linked offer names one-month semaglutide and tirzepatide amounts that differ from its generic homepage categories. The actual preparation and controlling cancellation terms still need confirmation.
By Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter · Updated October 2026
Price
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Itemized bill
FeelGood
Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for required testing, so none is counted.
The bill, in one line
Request a written quote identifying route, quantity and continuing charge before comparing FeelGood with a specified injection plan. A price-lock promise does not fill in missing prescription details or override refund conditions.
FeelGood Holdings, LLC runs a telehealth platform with independent prescribing and pharmacy services. The main page advertises injections, tablets and original medications generically. A linked offer names compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, with oral options also mentioned. The public pages do not identify the assigned clinician, medical group or pharmacy.
The main page starts compounded injections at $149 monthly and tablets at $249. The linked offer gives semaglutide at $89 for one month and tirzepatide at $149, and says the joined price remains unchanged with dose. Those pages differ in what they specify. Neither drug’s priced card explicitly assigns an administration route, so a buyer still needs the actual prescribed form to compare the prices. The offer lists semaglutide equivalents of $85, $80 and $75 for three, six and twelve months, and tirzepatide $144, $130 and $125. A complete upfront-payment schedule is not established by those figures alone. Confirm what is charged now and later. Medication, clinical oversight and support are described as included; laboratory requirements remain unclear.
Fees outside the headline
Clinical oversightincluded
Named offer describes oversight and telehealth visits as included.
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Advertised deliveryincluded
Offer describes free temperature-appropriate delivery.
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Required testingnone stated
No universal necessary panel and payable amount established.
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See FeelGood’s current price
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The fine print
- Prepay
- A one-month option appears beside longer plan terms. Lower multi-month figures do not establish a monthly installment or the full initial obligation. Ask whether the entire term is paid upfront and what happens if clinical eligibility changes. No fixed four-week charge is established by the public descriptions.
- Cancellation
- The offer FAQ says cancellation is possible before the next order is sent to the pharmacy. The dedicated policy instead requires at least 72 hours before billing. Use your account portal where available or contact the support team, and obtain the controlling deadline in writing. Routine current-month charges are not refunded on cancellation. Narrow exceptions include medical disqualification and cancellation within the first 72 hours before any services are received. Longer-term refunds have separate unshipped-period conditions.
- Shipping
- Free delivery is advertised. The offer describes temperature-appropriate packaging and typical transit of one to two days after pharmacy dispatch. That is not a guaranteed order-to-door interval. Ask which pharmacy dispenses, what quantity ships and how to store the actual preparation. Report incorrect or damaged items promptly; future subscription cancellation does not automatically reverse a fulfilled prescription.
Worth it, and what to watch
Worth it
- One-month option shown
- Explicit no-dose-price-jump claim
- Included oversight and delivery described
Watch for
- Priced card route not established
- Different cancellation triggers appear
- Longer-term payment obligation needs clarification
- Buy here if
- A buyer who will obtain the full named preparation and written billing agreement before choosing among the public offers.
- Look elsewhere if
- Someone assuming a generic injection category proves the route of a lower-priced named-drug card.
FAQ
3 questionsIs the $89 offer a verified injection price?
The linked page names semaglutide at $89, but does not explicitly assign that priced card an injection route.
Does a three-month equivalent show the upfront charge?
No. Confirm the full payment schedule; the displayed equivalent alone does not establish it.
Which cancellation deadline applies?
The offer uses the pharmacy-order stage, while the dedicated policy requires 72 hours before billing. Request written clarification.
Price it at FeelGood
Every figure above was read from FeelGood’s own pages. The current one is a click away.
Questions the research answers
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Where every figure comes from
- Generic homepage category prices
- Named one-month and longer offers
- Renewal and platform terms
- 72-hour cancellation and refund policy