CeliaRx doesn't sell a single month of GLP-1: its smallest semaglutide injection is a $299 vial labeled a two-month supply, and tirzepatide vials start at $549. The per-month figures printed beside those vials ($200 and $350) don't divide out of the vial prices.
One month, no commitment
No 1-month price
No price for one month with no commitment appears on their public pages. Every figure they do publish is below.
CeliaRx is a longevity-first peptide storefront that also sells GLP-1s. Its Weight & Metabolism program sits beside seven others (immunity, gut health, libido, skin and hair among them), and the shop lists 30 products, NAD+ and sermorelin included. For weight loss it carries compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, each blended with vitamin B12 in a multi-dose vial, plus daily dissolvable tablets of both molecules.
You pick a product and pay at checkout. After that comes a medical intake and a live video visit with a provider from Qualiphy, an independent telemedicine group that CeliaRx says does all of its prescribing. If you're approved, Partell Pharmacy compounds the order and ships it, usually within 3 to 5 business days. An optional 15-minute onboarding call with a Celia specialist costs $55 and comes back as a credit on your first order.
The web terms name Celia Group, Inc. of Marina Del Rey, California, as the site's operator, while the platform terms name Celia Health, LLC. Telehealth isn't offered in Mississippi or Alabama, and the shipping page lists Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia as states where compounded products aren't sent.
Nothing here is sold by the month. The cheapest way into semaglutide is the 2 mL Semaglutide/B12 vial at $299.00, which the product page calls a two-month supply. Tirzepatide starts at $549.00 for a 34 mg vial, also about two months, and a 68 mg vial at $699.00 is listed as four months. The prescription, syringes, shipping and product support are inside each price.
Each vial page also prints a per-month figure, and those figures don't line up with the vial prices. Semaglutide shows $200.00/mo next to $299.00 for two months. The small tirzepatide vial says $350.00/mo for $549.00 over two months, and the large one says $225.00/mo for $699.00 over four. Divided out, the vials come to roughly $150, $275 and $175 a month, by our math.
The tablets cost less at checkout and tell you less. Semaglutide ODT tablets are $199.00, $299.00 or $449.00 by strength, tirzepatide tablets $299.00 or $499.00, and none of the five pages gives a tablet count or a supply length.
Payment is taken at checkout, before the video visit. If the provider doesn't approve you, the order's canceled and refunded in full. Once a prescription is dispensed or shipped the sale is final, and the platform terms call transactions non-refundable. The product pages show no subscription or membership, and refills depend on provider approval.
The $55 onboarding call is optional and credited toward your first order. No fee for the Qualiphy video visit appears anywhere on the site.
Who it's wrong for
Hoping to test a single month first? CeliaRx's smallest semaglutide purchase is a $299 vial meant to last two months, and tirzepatide starts at $549.
Skip it if you live in Mississippi or Alabama, where CeliaRx's telehealth network doesn't operate. Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia get no compounded shipments either.
Not for you if you expect the per-month labels to add up. The $200.00/mo and $350.00/mo footnotes sit beside vials that divide out to about $150 and $275.
Weighing the dissolvable tablets? Their $199 to $499 prices come with no tablet count and no days' supply on the product pages.
You pay first and meet the prescriber second. Once Partell Pharmacy dispenses the vial, it can't be returned or refunded.
The American checks
Prescriber licensed in your state
Stated
Pharmacy named
Partell Pharmacy, named on every product page (“* All products are compounded by Partell Pharmacy.”) and on the shipping page as a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy. No state or address is given on the site.
What you get
Compounded, 503A: “Clinician-prescribed, 503A fulfilled products tailored to your exact needs”, dispensed by “a licensed U.S. 503A compounding pharmacy”. No brand-name GLP-1 is sold.
Overseas fulfillment
None disclosed
Support hours
Customer service hours Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm ET, per the FAQ. Email support. No phone number is published.
What each check means, and what “Not stated” covers, is on how we review.
Questions people ask about CeliaRx
How much does CeliaRx cost a month?None of the prices CeliaRx publishes is for a single month with no commitment; the lowest is $200 a month for compounded semaglutide, on the 2 mL vial, about two months.
Does CeliaRx charge a membership fee?No membership is published.
Does CeliaRx sell compounded or brand-name GLP-1s?Compounded, 503A: “Clinician-prescribed, 503A fulfilled products tailored to your exact needs”, dispensed by “a licensed U.S. 503A compounding pharmacy”. No brand-name GLP-1 is sold.
Which pharmacy fills CeliaRx prescriptions?Partell Pharmacy, named on every product page (“* All products are compounded by Partell Pharmacy.”) and on the shipping page as a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy. No state or address is given on the site.
Has CeliaRx received an FDA warning letter?No. FDA's published warning-letter index holds no letter to CeliaRx on a search of “CeliaRx”, “celia-rx”, “Celia Group, Inc.”, “Celia Health, LLC”, “Celia Rx”, “Partell Pharmacy”, “Qualiphy”, and the search is linked under Sources.
Does GLP America earn money from CeliaRx?No, it pays us nothing.
On the record11 sourcing notes: every price with the page it came from, and what the company doesn't publish
Sources: CeliaRx's public site: CeliaRx's home page, CeliaRx's weight metabolism page, CeliaRx's shop page, CeliaRx's programs page, CeliaRx's our science page, CeliaRx's semaglutide b12 injectable 5mg 4mg page, CeliaRx's tirzepatide b12 injectable 34mg 4mg page, CeliaRx's tirzepatide b12 injectable 68mg 8mg page, CeliaRx's semaglutide odt tablet 1 mg page, CeliaRx's semaglutide odt tablet 2 mg page, CeliaRx's semaglutide odt tablet 6 mg page, CeliaRx's tirzepatide odt tablet 4 mg page, CeliaRx's tirzepatide odt tablet 8 mg page, CeliaRx's home page (404), CeliaRx's celia onboarding consultation page, CeliaRx's FAQS page, CeliaRx's contact us page, CeliaRx's web terms of use page, CeliaRx's platform terms of use page, CeliaRx's shipping service availability page, CeliaRx's shipping returns policy page and CeliaRx's transparency accuracy advertising compliance page. The quiz, the eligibility form and the consultation booking were not opened, and nothing was added to the cart.
The prices, from the product pages. Semaglutide: “Semaglutide/B12 Injectable (5mg/4mg) $299.00 $200.00/mo, 2 month supply 1 vial” and its footnote “*$200.00/mo; includes your prescription, supplies, shipping, and product support. 2 month supply per vial (varies with titration schedule)*”. Tirzepatide 34 mg: “Tirzepatide/B12 Injectable (34mg/4mg) $549.00 ~2 month supply 1 vial” and “*$350.00/mo; includes your prescription, supplies, shipping, and product support. 2 month supply per vial (varies with titration schedule)*”. Tirzepatide 68 mg: “Tirzepatide/B12 Injectable (68mg/8mg) $699.00” and “*$225.00/mo; includes your prescription, supplies, shipping, and product support. 4 month supply per vial(varies with titration schedule)*”. The Weight & Metabolism listing adds “Semaglutide/B12 Injectable (4mL vial) $399.00”; its product link (?post_type=product&p=16407) returned a 404. The per-month equivalents of about $150, $275 and $175 are our division of each vial price by its stated months.
Tablets, from the Weight & Metabolism listing and each product page: “Semaglutide ODT Tablet (1 mg) $199.00”, “Semaglutide ODT Tablet (2 mg) $299.00”, “Semaglutide ODT Tablet (6 mg) $449.00”, “Tirzepatide ODT Tablet (4 mg) $299.00” and “Tirzepatide ODT Tablet (8 mg) $499.00”. Each page says “Dissolve 1 tablet under the tongue daily in the AM.” No tablet count or days' supply is printed.
Dose ladders, from the vial pages. Semaglutide: “Inject 10 units (0.25 mg) once weekly for 4 weeks” rising to “Inject 100 units (2.5 mg) once weekly for 4 weeks”. Tirzepatide: “Inject 15 units (2.5 mg) once weekly for 4 weeks” rising to “Inject 75 units (12.5 mg) once weekly for 4 weeks”. Both add “(Titration varies depending on desired goals)”.
The onboarding call, from its product page: “Celia Onboarding Consultation 15 minute consultation $55.00” and “You’ll receive a $55 credit via email to use toward your first order.” The FAQ: “RN consultations are optional.” and “RN consultations are offered for an additional fee. Pricing may vary, and the cost will be presented clearly prior to booking.” No fee for the provider video visit is published.
Billing and refunds. FAQ: “Payment is processed at checkout. If there is an issue with provider approval, the order is cancelled and a refund is issued.” and “If a product is not approved, the order is cancelled and a full refund is processed.” Shipping & Returns Policy (“Effective Date: June 2026”): “Because these medications are custom-prepared and regulated as prescription drugs, all prescription medication sales are final.” and “We are unable to accept returns, exchanges, or provide refunds once a prescription has been dispensed or shipped.” Damage or errors must be reported “within 48 hours of delivery”. Platform terms: “Except as may be required by applicable law, Transactions are non-refundable and there are no refunds or credits for partially used Membership.” FAQ on refills: “Many products are eligible for refills depending on provider approval and timing.”
Who does what, from the FAQ: “Medical consultations on the CeliaRx platform are conducted by licensed healthcare providers through our independent telehealth partner, Qualiphy.” and “Prescribing providers operate through our independent telehealth partner, Qualiphy. CeliaRx facilitates the technology platform, patient education, and coordination of care.” The process step reads “Make a purchase and complete a brief telehealth video visit with a licensed provider in your state for prescription approval”. Every product page: “* All products are compounded by Partell Pharmacy.” The shipping page: “CeliaRx partners exclusively with Partell Pharmacy, a U.S.-licensed compounding pharmacy.”
The operator. Web terms: “The Site is offered by Celia Group, Inc., located at 333 Washington Blvd Marina Del Rey, CA 90292.” and “These Terms of Use are governed by the laws of the State of California without regard to conflict of law principles.” Platform terms: “The following Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of Celia Health, LLC (“Company”) websites and membership platform”. The platform terms require individual arbitration.
Where it operates, from the Shipping & Service Availability page, verbatim including its garbled first sentence: “At this time, compounded prescriptions and peptide formulations cannot be shipped to all states but Alabama and currently no compounded products are sent to LA, TN, NC and VA.” and “Our telehealth network currently supports patients in all states but: Mississippi and Alabama.”
Shipping, from the FAQ and the Shipping & Returns Policy: “Orders typically ship within 3–5 business days after prescription approval.” and “Most prescriptions are prepared within 2–5 business days.” Support, from the FAQ: “Celia Rx Email: CeliaRx's support email Customer Service Hours: Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm ET”.
No FDA enforcement action on record: FDA's warning-letter search on “CeliaRx”, “celia-rx”, “Celia Group, Inc.”, “Celia Health, LLC”, “Celia Rx”, “Partell Pharmacy”, “Qualiphy”, returns no letter addressed to CeliaRx, its operator, the named pharmacies or CeliaRx. Search FDA's warning letters.