Reviews
The price beside each name is what one month costs with no commitment. It is often not the number the company advertises, and the reviews show both.
11 companies reviewed.
$99 semaglutide, same price at every dose, price locked at checkout. A $50 to $100 consultation fee appears only in the refund policy.
Read the review · Cost breakdown$60 medication at the starting dose plus a $79 membership, and the price climbs with every dose increase.
Read the review · Cost breakdown$190 a month with all doses the same price and supplies included. Three different starting prices are published across three pages.
Read the review · Cost breakdownAdvertises $99 compounded semaglutide. The membership that makes it possible costs another $99 a month, and it is not optional.
Read the review · Cost breakdownFrom $199 a month, priced by dose, and the only company here that names its pharmacies with street addresses.
Read the review · Cost breakdown$249 a month for sublingual semaglutide, $297 for injections, with no membership and no minimum term — the cleanest pricing structure in this roster.
Read the review · Cost breakdownA $149 monthly membership that does not include the medication, and medication that runs $149 to $449 depending on the drug and dose.
Read the review · Cost breakdownStarting at $199 for weight loss, with no per-drug price published and an FAQ whose answers do not match its questions.
Read the review · Cost breakdownThe $179 headline is a yearly subscription. Gala never publishes a price you can buy for one month.
Read the review · Cost breakdownSays treatment starts at $179 a month and never says what commitment that requires or what a single drug costs.
Read the review · Cost breakdownPublishes prices for its peptides and none at all for GLP-1 treatment. You get the number after the consultation.
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