Ozari Health's monthly plan runs $175 for compounded semaglutide and $235 for compounded tirzepatide. The $86 and $125 on the home page belong to a three-month starter plan for people who've never taken a GLP-1, billed $257 and $375 at once.
$175 buys one month of compounded semaglutide, no commitment
No membership fee on top
Clean FDA warning-letter record
Names its 503A pharmacies, including Hallandale Pharmacy (503A, Fort Lauderdale, FL) and VialsRx Pharmacy
Against it
The advertised $86/mo is a 3-month prepay, $257 at once
What it is
Ozari Health prescribes compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide shots online in all 50 states, with NAD+, glutathione, Lipo-C and sermorelin on a separate longevity menu. After a short intake, a board-certified physician looks over your answers, most within a day and many the same day, and approved orders ship free in cold packaging within one to two business days.
It names its pharmacies. Every order is filled by one of two 503A pharmacies, Hallandale Pharmacy in Fort Lauderdale or VialsRx in Houston, and each state page lists which of them serves that state. The physicians come from Arora Health, which Ozari calls its physician review network, and the state pages say its clinicians hold licenses in each state they serve.
The company is Ozari LLC, governed by New York law. Ozari prints no street address. It takes HSA and FSA cards and offers Klarna financing.
What it actually costs
Advertised$86
Actually$175/mo
Ozari Health advertises $86. A month costs $175 because the advertised rate is the 3-month starter (first-time GLP-1 users only).
The gap
They advertise $86 a month. That is the 3-month starter (first-time GLP-1 users only), $257 on the card today. With no commitment it is $175 a month.
Semaglutide comes in five plans: $175 monthly, $145 a month quarterly ($435 every three months), $120 a month semi-annually ($720), $99 a month annually ($1,188), and a $86-a-month 3-Month Starter billed $257. Tirzepatide's five are $235, $199 ($597), $175 ($1,050), $140 ($1,680) and a $125 starter ($375). Dose doesn't change any of them.
The starter is what the headline advertises, and only newcomers to GLP-1s can buy it. Ozari doesn't say what you're moved to when the three months end. Budget from the regular quarterly or monthly price unless your account shows otherwise.
Annual and semi-annual plans are paid for up front but shipped in three-month installments. Quit early and Ozari reprices the months you've used at the $175 or $235 monthly rate, then refunds whatever is left.
There's a contradiction in the paperwork. The FAQ and the August 2026 refund policy say monthly and quarterly plans can be canceled anytime before an order goes to the pharmacy. Ozari's February terms, though, say subscriptions carry “a minimum 3-month commitment” and need 15 days' notice. Nothing on the site reconciles them.
Each shipment becomes final the moment its prescription reaches the pharmacy, consultation and platform fees included. Someone the clinician turns away before a prescription is written gets every dollar back.
Who it's wrong for
Already taken a GLP-1? The $86 and $125 starter prices aren't for you, and your real entry point is $175 or $235 a month.
Skip it if you read terms before you sign. The terms of service still require a three-month minimum on subscriptions, which the monthly plan and the FAQ say you don't have.
Thinking of the $99 annual semaglutide plan as a trial run? Leaving early reprices every month you used at $175 before anything is refunded.
Not for you if you wanted to know what the starter plan turns into. The starter's renewal price is missing from every page.
The American checks
Prescriber licensed in your state
Stated
Pharmacy named
Hallandale Pharmacy (503A, Fort Lauderdale, FL) or VialsRx Pharmacy (503A, Houston, TX), named on Ozari's state pages; which one fills an order depends on the state, the medication and dose, and capacity. Hallandale doesn't serve AL, AR, CA, HI, KS, MA, MI, MN or MS.
What you get
Compounded by “state-licensed 503A” partner pharmacies, in Ozari's words; the FAQ adds that both prepare sterile GLP-1s “under USP 797 compliance”.
Overseas fulfillment
None disclosed
Support hours
10am–6pm ET. Phone or text (917) 267-8452, email support (a second address handles billing and cancellations).
What each check means, and what “Not stated” covers, is on how we review.
Questions people ask about Ozari Health
How much does Ozari Health cost a month?Month to month, compounded semaglutide is $175 a month and compounded tirzepatide $235. The $86 it advertises is the 3-month starter (first-time GLP-1 users only), $257 charged at once.
Does Ozari Health charge a membership fee?No. Ozari Health bills compounded semaglutide at $175 a month with nothing added for a membership.
Does Ozari Health sell compounded or brand-name GLP-1s?Compounded by “state-licensed 503A” partner pharmacies, in Ozari's words; the FAQ adds that both prepare sterile GLP-1s “under USP 797 compliance”.
Which pharmacy fills Ozari Health prescriptions?Hallandale Pharmacy (503A, Fort Lauderdale, FL) or VialsRx Pharmacy (503A, Houston, TX), named on Ozari's state pages; which one fills an order depends on the state, the medication and dose, and capacity. Hallandale doesn't serve AL, AR, CA, HI, KS, MA, MI, MN or MS.
Has Ozari Health received an FDA warning letter?No. FDA's published warning-letter index holds no letter to Ozari Health on a search of “Ozari Health”, “ozarihealth”, “Ozari LLC”, “Arora Health”, “Wasef Health, PC”, “Hallandale Pharmacy”, “VialsRx Pharmacy”, and the search is linked under Sources.
Does GLP America earn money from Ozari Health?No. Ozari Health pays us nothing, and its $175 month sits where that price puts it. The Collective card on this page comes from a partner, which pays us a commission, and it's labeled Partner.
On the record9 sourcing notes: every price with the page it came from, and what the company doesn't publish
Sources: Ozari Health's public site: Ozari Health's home page, Ozari Health's semaglutide page, Ozari Health's tirzepatide page, Ozari Health's how it works page, Ozari Health's GLP-1 FAQ page, Ozari Health's compounded semaglutide page, Ozari Health's compounded tirzepatide page, Ozari Health's new york page, Ozari Health's partners page, Ozari Health's compare page, Ozari Health's GLP-1 data page, Ozari Health's terms page, Ozari Health's refund policy page and Ozari Health's privacy page. On each treatment page the “Best value plans” tab and its 1, 3, 6 and 12 month options were selected, and “Compare all plans” was opened. The visit at Ozari Health's home page (“Start My 2-Minute Visit”) was not opened.
The prices, from the plan cards on /treatments/semaglutide (“Pricing last verified: July 28, 2026”): “3-MONTH STARTER FIRST-TIME GLP-1 USERS $86 /mo $257 billed every 3 months Save $268”, “MONTHLY $175 /mo Billed monthly”, “QUARTERLY $145 /mo $435 billed every 3 months Save $90”, “SEMI-ANNUAL $120 /mo $720 billed every 6 months Save $330” and “ANNUAL $99 /mo $1,188 billed yearly Save $912”. From /treatments/tirzepatide: “3-MONTH STARTER FIRST-TIME GLP-1 USERS $125 /mo $375 billed every 3 months Save $330”, “MONTHLY $235 /mo Billed monthly”, “QUARTERLY $199 /mo $597 billed every 3 months Save $108”, “SEMI-ANNUAL $175 /mo $1,050 billed every 6 months Save $360” and “ANNUAL $140 /mo $1,680 billed yearly Save $1,140”. The “Compare all plans” table repeats every figure. Home page tiles: “Semaglutide Compounded GLP-1 medication Starting at $86 /per month” and “Tirzepatide Compounded dual GIP/GLP-1 medication Starting at $125 /per month”.
Dose and inclusions. The treatment-page FAQ: “No insurance is required. Ozari offers flat-rate pricing with free shipping included. All dosages of compounded semaglutide are the same monthly price.” The home FAQ: “All dosages are the same price within each medication, and free shipping is included with every order.” The shipment FAQ: “Each shipment includes your prescribed medication vial, sterile syringes, alcohol prep pads, a sharps container or disposal guidance, and clear instructions for self-administration.”
Billing and refunds, from /refund-policy (“Last updated: August 2026”): “Monthly and Quarterly cycles are simply never charged if you cancel before they're sent to the pharmacy — once sent, that charge is final.”; “You qualify for a full refund of all amounts paid if a licensed provider reviews your health intake and determines that treatment is not appropriate for you, provided no prescription has yet been issued or sent to a pharmacy.”; “Medication on Annual and Semi-Annual plans is dispensed the same way as Quarterly plans: in 3-month installments”; and “If you cancel before your plan is complete, the months of treatment you have already used will be recalculated at our standard monthly price instead of your discounted Annual or Semi-Annual rate.” The terms (“Last updated: February 15, 2026”), Section VI: “Subscription-based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment. You may cancel a subscription 15 days before the next monthly processing date (after your 3-month commitment has concluded) by emailing your cancellation request to Ozari Health's support email.” The terms also say “The purchase of Products are non-refundable.”
Pharmacies, from /compounded-semaglutide: “Hallandale Pharmacy 503A pharmacy, Fort Lauderdale, FL PCAB Accreditation Serves all states except AL, AR, CA, HI, KS, MA, MI, MN, MS.” and “VialsRx Pharmacy 503A pharmacy, Houston, TX LegitScript Certification Serves all 50 states.” Also: “Which one fills a given order depends on the patient's state, the medication and dose, and current capacity.” The FAQ: “Both prepare patient-specific sterile GLP-1 medications under USP 797 compliance and rigorous quality control standards. Your prescription label identifies the exact pharmacy that filled your order.”
Licensure, from /compounded-semaglutide/new-york: “Ozari's clinicians hold active licenses to practice in New York.” and “Where New York requires a live video visit, one is arranged during intake.” The home page names “Dr. Sean Arora, MD Founder & Medical Director, Arora Health” as founder of “Ozari's physician review network” and “Dr. Michael Wasef, MD Medical Director Wasef Health, PC”. The home page: “Prescribed by licensed US doctors in all 50 states, 100% online.”
Who does what, from the terms: “Ozari LLC ("Ozari", "we", "us") owns and operates the websites located at Ozari Health's site”, “Ozari LLC does not engage in the practice of medicine and does not provide any healthcare services” and “These Terms of Service shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York.” The refund policy: “We do not practice medicine, make clinical decisions, or dispense medication.” No street address appears in the terms, the privacy policy or the footer.
Shipping and support, from /how-it-works: “After your prescription is approved, your medication is typically shipped within 1–2 business days. Most patients receive their order within 3–5 business days with free expedited shipping included.” The footer: “Ozari Health's support email (917) 267-8452 10am–6pm ET”. The refund policy: “Text us first for the fastest response, or email Ozari Health's support email.”
No FDA enforcement action on record: FDA's warning-letter search on “Ozari Health”, “ozarihealth”, “Ozari LLC”, “Arora Health”, “Wasef Health, PC”, “Hallandale Pharmacy”, “VialsRx Pharmacy”, returns no letter addressed to Ozari Health, its operator, the named pharmacies or Ozari Health. Search FDA's warning letters.
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