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Semaglutide renews at $247 and tirzepatide at $349 every 28 days. The cheaper first payment is an introduction, and a calendar year contains thirteen billing cycles.
By Jenna Pratt, consumer-access reporter · Updated October 2026
Semaglutide injection
$247 per 4 wksAll-in $268 a month, our calendar-month conversion.
Itemized bill
Wellorithm
Semaglutide injection
Totals are our arithmetic from the seller’s published figures. The seller states no amount for review when medication is not prescribed, so none is counted.
The bill, in one line
The GLP-1 headline and regular bill differ because the first payment is discounted and the plan renews every four weeks. The public pricing grid makes the ongoing medication cost comparable across the listed doses.
Wellorithm sells compounded GLP-1 treatment plans with clinical review, follow-up and shipping. Its longevity menu includes sermorelin, NAD+ and glutathione. The platform also lists a separate $49 monthly service for brand GLP-1 access through insurance, where medication costs remain separate.
The promotional first payment and renewal amount differ. The semaglutide plan starts at $147 and renews at $247 every 28 days. Tirzepatide starts at $249, then $349 on the same cycle. For calendar-month comparisons, thirteen charges per year work out to roughly $268 and $378 respectively. The ongoing medication price is the same across the published dose ranges. Sermorelin is advertised at $150 first month, then $200. NAD+ and glutathione show a $200 monthly equivalent, but their footnote requires a three-month plan paid upfront or financed. Neither footnote establishes a flexible monthly purchase. Tax may be additional under the terms.
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.
| Product | Seller’s price | Per calendar month | Per mg | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glutathione, injection | $200/mo | $200/mo | — | September 2026 |
| Semaglutide, injection | $247 per 4 wks | $268/moour calendar-month conversion | — | October 2026 |
| Sermorelin, injection | $200/mo | $200/mo | $20/mg | September 2026 |
| Tirzepatide, injection | $349 per 4 wks | $378/moour calendar-month conversion | — | October 2026 |
Lowest monthly, by form: Injection From $200/mo (Glutathione, Sermorelin)
Fees outside the headline
Initial clinical evaluationincluded
The compounded GLP-1 pricing card lists Initial consultation Included.
Read October 2026
Deliveryincluded
The pricing page lists Shipping Included.
Read October 2026
Review when medication is not prescribednone stated
The pricing page says a consultation fee may be retained if not prescribed, but gives no amount.
Read October 2026
See Wellorithm’s current price
Semaglutide injection at $247 per 4 wks. Prices move; check the seller’s own page before you pay.
The fine print
- Prepay
- GLP-1 plans renew every 28 days and do not require a multi-month package on the public pricing page. Prepaid NAD+ and glutathione plans are different: their displayed monthly equivalents come from a three-month commitment. Compare the total obligation, not only the monthly-looking figure.
- Cancellation
- The pricing page allows cancellation from your account or by contacting support at least 48 hours before the next charge. General terms also allow email cancellation but say processed payments are non-refundable. The weight-loss guarantee has eligibility, adherence and verification conditions; it is not an unconditional medication return.
- Shipping
- The public GLP-1 offer includes discreet shipping, and the longevity pages advertise expedited shipping. Terms say prices include shipping and exclude taxes. A single named dispensing pharmacy is not published on those pages.
Worth it, and what to watch
Worth it
- Dose range and renewal price disclosed
- Delivery and initial review included
- Cancellation notice period published
Watch for
- Four-week billing adds a thirteenth charge
- Longevity headline can require prepayment
- Unprescribed-review fee amount not published
- Buy here if
- A buyer who wants a published GLP-1 renewal schedule and can budget by four-week billing cycles.
- Look elsewhere if
- Someone using a promotional first payment or a prepaid longevity equivalent as the ongoing monthly budget.
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
3 questionsWhat does semaglutide cost after the first payment?
The public pricing page lists $247 every 28 days, after an initial $147 payment.
Is tirzepatide the same price at every listed dose?
The pricing page says $349 every 28 days across its listed 2.5–15 mg weekly range.
Can I buy NAD+ at the advertised monthly equivalent without prepayment?
The footnote ties that figure to a three-month prepaid or financed plan. No flexible monthly price is published there.
Price it at Wellorithm
Every figure above was read from Wellorithm’s own pages. The current one is a click away.
Before you buy
- What a sermorelin prescription costs, all-in
- What "compounded" means for a peptide's price, and why some can't be prescribed
- What compounded tirzepatide costs a month, all-in
- What compounded semaglutide costs a month, all-in
- What a glutathione prescription costs, by route
- Why one seller quotes four different prices for the same peptide
Questions the research answers
Other sellers we have priced
| Collective | $76/mo |
|---|---|
| Lean Meds | $79/mo |
| RxPepsDirect | $79/mo |
| Mondae | $87/mo |
| Enhanced | $89/mo |
| CoreAge Rx | $99/mo |
| Harbor | $99/mo |
| SnagRx | $99/mo |
Where every figure comes from
- Current GLP-1 dose and renewal grid
- Sermorelin product
- NAD+ plan footnote
- Glutathione plan footnote
- General terms and guarantee conditions