Head to head

Eden vs Ro

Prices read from each company's own pages · Eden August 2026 · Ro August 2026

Eden is $100 a month cheaper: $198 against $298, membership included on both. Those two figures are not for the same drug, though — Eden's is compounded semaglutide and Ro's is brand semaglutide — so the table below is the comparison that holds.

Eden, month to month

$198/mo, compounded semaglutide

Ro, month to month

$298/mo, brand semaglutide

$100 a month apart, $1,200 across a year. Each figure is the cheapest month that company will sell, with any mandatory membership added in. How we work these out.

What does a month actually cost at each?

$198 at Eden and $298 at Ro, with nothing prepaid. Eden's figure is $99 of medication and $99 of membership, and the medication is not sold without it. Ro's is $149 of medication and $149 of membership, on the same terms.

Eden$198 ($99 + $99)
Ro$298 ($149 + $149)

Each bar is that company's cheapest commitment-free month, drawn against the larger of the two. Where a membership is required the figure in brackets splits it out: medication first, dues second.

Eden and Ro compared on price, terms and disclosure
 EdenRo
A month, no commitment$198/mo$298/mo
Which drug that buyscompounded semaglutidebrand semaglutide
What they advertise$99/moMedication, month to month$74/mo12-month plan, prepaid annually, $888 today
The catch, in their own arithmeticA required membership is billed on topAdvertised rate needs 12 months up front
Membership$99/mo, required$149/mo, required
Cheapest prepay rungNo prepay rung published$74/mo12-month plan, prepaid annually, $888 on the card
Visit or consultation feeNone disclosed on their siteNone disclosed on their site
Pharmacy namedNot statedNot stated
Prescriber licensed in your stateNot statedNot stated
Support hours publishedNot statedCare team hours published as Monday to Friday, 9:00am-6:00pm Eastern, alongside marketing that offers care team access 24/7
What they supplyCompounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, plus brand Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and ZepboundBrand Wegovy, Zepbound and Foundayo on the public pricing page; compounded medication only during shortages, per the terms

Not stated means we did not find it on that company's own pages when we read them, which is a finding about the site and not about the company. The five rows at the bottom are the checks this site runs on everyone — how we review.

What do they charge for the same drug?

On brand semaglutide they are $1,200 apart — $1,498 at Eden and $298 at Ro — which is closer than the headline figures suggest. Every molecule either company prices is below, with the membership already folded in.

All-in monthly price by molecule at Eden and Ro
MoleculeEdenRoDifference
Compounded semaglutide$198/moNot priced
Compounded tirzepatide$298/moNot priced
Brand semaglutide$1,498/mo$298/mo$1,200
Brand tirzepatideNot priced$448/mo

Not priced means this roster holds no commitment-free monthly figure for that molecule at that company — either because we found none on their pages, or because they do not sell it. Those are different things and we do not merge them. 3 molecules on this table are priced at one company and not the other, which is a reason to pick a side before you compare a number.

What does each advertised price actually require?

Eden

They lead with Compounded semaglutide for $99/mo. Medication only. An Eden membership is required at $39 the first month and $99 a month after that, and medication is not available without it.

The gap at Eden

$99 a month is the medication. The membership is required on top, so a month is $198.

Ro

They lead with Membership $39 to start and as low as $74/mo ongoing. The $74 is the membership on a 12-month plan prepaid annually, and the membership does not include medication. Month to month the membership is $149 and the cheapest medication is another $149.

The gap at Ro

$74 a month is the 12-month plan, prepaid annually, $888 charged on the day. With no commitment it is $298.

Which one tells you more?

Both records are built from the same five checks, and neither company clears all of them. What each one does and does not say on its own site is in the table above; the reasoning behind the checks is on how we review.

Who is each one wrong for?

Eden

Anyone comparing $99 against another company's all-in monthly price. You are not comparing the same thing, and the gap is exactly one membership.

Anyone who wants a single month to try it. You can do that here, but the real number is $198, not the one on the banner.

Read the Eden review for the rest, or the Eden cost page for what a year comes to.

Ro

Anyone reading $74 as the price of treatment. It is the membership alone, prepaid for a year, before a single dose is paid for.

Anyone whose budget is fixed month to month. Dose escalation is where this gets expensive, and the price climbs as the dose does.

Read the Ro review for the rest, or the Ro cost page for what a year comes to.

Questions people ask about this pair

Neither company on this page pays us anything, and nothing above is ordered by who does — the two columns run in the order this page's own address names them, and the arithmetic is identical on both sides. There is no marked link on this page. Who pays us · every review · every priced provider, ranked.