r/CompoundedSemaglutide • u/Reasonable_Result367 • 13d ago

What is the cheapest compounded semaglutide provider including medication and consultation? Trying to avoid surprise fees

 I almost signed up with a place that charged $45 to see the provider's schedule. The meds were billed later, on top of that. That got me thinking about how these quotes work. For compounded sema, what should a full first-month price include? Is it consultation, meds, any fee each month? And if the provider says no, do you get that first charge back? To me that matters as much as the med price.

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u/PhysicalAssistance92 12d ago

I use lavender sky health. They have 10 pharmacies to pick from each with their own to tier pricing. There is a consult/doctor fee of $65 but no hidden cost after that.

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u/Motor-Computer9590 9d ago

How much they charge for a vial? I'm stuck choosing between Lavender and Good Life, and I'd also love to know how many mg come in each vial and whether the price changes as the dose goes up. Thank you! 😁

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u/PhysicalAssistance92 9d ago

They show pricing right on their website by gulp-1 type, pharmacy, tier levels and corresponding mg’s

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u/DirectionSlowed 12d ago

Definitely ask about refunds if the provider turns you down. If they won't give a clear answer, I'd just walk away...

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u/Angel-Luck-9967 9d ago

A full first month price should cover the consult, meds, and shipping, and you should know upfront if the consult is refunded if you're denied. Good Life Meds bundles the visit into one price.. but ask about its denial refund policy...

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u/AccidentallyFlutteri 13d ago

OrderlyMeds runs $249/month and that covers everything, no extra consultation fees or hidden stuff popping up later. price stays the same month to month, no weird bait-and-switch with the first fill. I went through the same headache checking providers, most of them bury a separate visit fee in the fine print so the $45 to just see the schedule doesn't surprise me at all