Titration

A company that advertises one figure and then prices each dose separately is selling a ladder rather than a price, and that is one of the three gaps these reviews measure. The advertised number is almost always the starting dose; the figure a reader pays six months later is further up the same table. Every review prints the whole ladder for that reason, in the units the company publishes it in.

Where a company says who decides the step, or what a step costs, the review records it — a flat rate held at every dose, a tier that follows the cost of the medication, a top dose sold to existing patients only. These are different purchases and this site does not flatten them into one row. What a dose should be, or when it ought to change, is a clinical question these pages do not answer.

Every review that uses it

Each line is the sentence the word appears in, taken from our review of that company, with the full review a click away.

• GobyMeds checked August 2026

  The inconsistent block, verbatim: "Compounded Semaglutide (GLP-1) 2-Month Bundle $299 · Ideal for patients at a higher non-starter dose or wanting to titrate up to a higher therapeutic dose.

• Coby Health checked August 2026

  Four tabs of it: a month-by-month dose ladder, two starter bundles, five same-dose bundles and four titration bundles, each with the dose sequence it covers and a total.

• Noom checked August 2026

  The habit-change program is still the product it is famous for, and the GLP-1 programs bolt onto it: SmartDose titration, coaching, medication shipped to the door, or a telehealth-only path if you would rather use insurance for a brand drug.

• Citizen Meds checked September 2026

  Because it sells the dose rather than the plan, its price list is a titration ladder in public view, which is a genuinely useful thing for a reader to see.

• Emerge Weight Loss checked September 2026

1 of the 5 reviews above use the word only inside a passage too long to quote here in one piece. We would rather link the review than cut a sentence out of the middle of a quotation.

The rest of the glossary

• CompoundedOn this site, compounded describes a medication a pharmacy prepares for a named patient rather than one dispensed as a manufacturer's finished, branded product.
• 503AOn this site, 503A records that a company's own pages describe the pharmacy filling its prescriptions with that label.
• 503BOn this site, 503B records that a company's own pages describe the pharmacy filling its prescriptions with that label.
• PrepayOn this site, a prepay is any plan that charges several months at once in exchange for a lower per-month rate.
• MembershipOn this site, a membership is a recurring charge billed alongside medication, and it counts toward the price whenever the medication cannot be bought without it.
• Auto-renewalOn this site, auto-renewal means a plan or membership that bills again on its own at the end of each term unless the reader cancels it first, in the company's own words.
• Overseas fulfillmentOn this site, overseas fulfillment records only what a company's own pages say about where a medication is sourced or shipped from.

All 92 reviews are on the index, priced by molecule on the molecule pages. The rules every review follows are on how we review. Nothing on this page is medical advice — the disclaimer is here.

Checked August 2026.