What does the first month at TeleClinic cost?

$79 for compounded semaglutide, the same as every month after it. Add the $25 consultation fee in month one.

Is TeleClinic cheaper if I pay up front?

The first 3 months, intro total works out to $133 a month for compounded tirzepatide, charged $399 at once. Bought month by month, the same 3 months would be $447: a difference of $48 by our math, if you stay the whole term.

Does the TeleClinic price go up with the dose?

No. Compounded semaglutide stays at $79 a month whatever the dose, by TeleClinic's own account.

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TeleClinic cost and pricing

Every plan, month one, fees and refunds · Prices read September 2026

One month, no commitment

$79/mo, month to month

No commitment, and no cheaper rung: this is what the site publishes.

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Month one, then every month after

TeleClinic: first month and later months
Drug	Month one	Each month after
Compounded semaglutide	$79	$79
Compounded tirzepatide	$149	$149

Not in these totals: a $25 consultation fee.

Every plan, by drug and term

Compounded semaglutide

compounded semaglutide price ladder
Plan	Per month	Charged today
1 month, intro pricing, pay as you go · advertised Source INTRO PRICING 1 Month $79 Pay as you goTeleClinic's compounded semaglutide page · read September 2026	$79	$79

Two prices on its own pages

TeleClinic prints 3 prices for compounded semaglutide: $79 One-month intro card on the semaglutide page, and the home-page tile labeled “1st Month Intro”, $139 FAQ answer to “How much does it cost?” (intro rate for the first quarter, billed quarterly) and the home-page price-lock panel and $199 Same FAQ answer and home-page panel, as the standard monthly rate. We rank it on $79 because it's the one-month, no-commitment price on the semaglutide checkout card, which also says the intro rate stays locked for the life of the membership; the $139 and $199 appear only in the FAQ and an unlabeled home-page panel.

The semaglutide card lists vials of 1mg, 2mg, 4mg, 6mg and 10mg per 1 mL, and one flat price covers them all; the FAQ repeats that the rate won't rise as the dose titrates up. The home page labels the $79 a “1st Month Intro” price, and the FAQ describes a $139 a month intro rate for a first quarter billed quarterly, then $199 a month standard.

Compounded tirzepatide

compounded tirzepatide price ladder
Plan	Per month	Charged today
1 month, intro pricing, pay as you go Source INTRO PRICING 1 Month $149 Pay as you goTeleClinic's compounded tirzepatide page · read September 2026	$149	$149
First 3 months, intro total Source INTRO PRICING 3 Months $399 Total for first 3 monthsTeleClinic's compounded tirzepatide page · read September 2026	$133	$399

‡ Our arithmetic, not a figure TeleClinic prints: the plan's printed price multiplied or divided by its number of months.

Two prices on its own pages

TeleClinic prints 3 prices for compounded tirzepatide: $149 One-month intro card on the tirzepatide page and the home-page tile, $219 FAQ answer to “How much does it cost?”, intro rate for the first quarter, billed quarterly and $299 Same FAQ answer, as the standard monthly rate. We rank it on $149 because it's the pay-as-you-go month on the tirzepatide checkout card, under the same “locked for the life of your membership” line; the $219 and $299 appear only in the FAQ.

Tirzepatide comes in 2 mL vials from 5mg to 30mg, priced flat across strengths, with 5mg named as the starting vial. The FAQ's version of the tirzepatide price is a $219 a month intro rate for the first quarter, billed quarterly, and $299 a month standard.

Paying up front

TeleClinic prepaid plans against paying monthly
Plan	Charged at once	Same months, paid monthly	Difference
First 3 months, intro total · compounded tirzepatide	$399	$447	−$48

The last two columns are our arithmetic, not TeleClinic's: the plan's charge against the same number of months bought one at a time at TeleClinic's month-to-month price. A prepay only saves that much if you stay on the drug for the whole term.

Fees on top of the medication

Membership. None. The medication price is the whole monthly charge.
Consultation. $25. From the FAQ: “A one-time consultation fee of $25 may apply in certain states as permitted by state telehealth regulations.” The refund policy says a state-required consultation fee “separate from the medication subscription” is non-refundable once the physician reviews the intake, “regardless of the prescribing outcome.” The states aren't named.

Billing, canceling and refunds

A patient the physician declines isn't charged for the medication subscription, and any charge already taken is refunded within 5 business days.
TeleClinic plans auto-renew; a cancellation lands when the current billing period closes, and prorated money back is limited to three listed cases.
Opened prescriptions can't be returned; damaged, lost or incorrect orders are reshipped or refunded when reported in time (48 hours for damage, 14 days for any refund request).
Where a state requires it, the $25 consultation fee stays with TeleClinic after a physician reads your intake.

TeleClinic cost questions

What does the first month at TeleClinic cost?$79 for compounded semaglutide, the same as every month after it. Add the $25 consultation fee in month one.
Is TeleClinic cheaper if I pay up front?The first 3 months, intro total works out to $133 a month for compounded tirzepatide, charged $399 at once. Bought month by month, the same 3 months would be $447: a difference of $48 by our math, if you stay the whole term.
Does the TeleClinic price go up with the dose?No. Compounded semaglutide stays at $79 a month whatever the dose, by TeleClinic's own account.

The service, the checks and who should skip TeleClinic are in the TeleClinic review. To price a plan line by line with any membership and fee added, use the real cost calculator; it reads the same ladder. How the advertised figure compares with every other company's is on the September 2026 Price Gap Index.

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