Nobody in this roster prices a year. Every plan here is worked out to twelve months at the rates published today, with the arithmetic beside it and the assumption written down.
Across the 1646 priced plans here, twelve months runs from $238 (Rehydra+ Wellness, Tier 1 membership (0.25 mg and 0.5 mg), 6-month contract billed monthly) to $23,988 (Sprout Health, Zepbound, month to month). That is the whole range of what the same year of care costs depending on where you buy it.
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614 of the 1646 priced plans are prepay terms shorter than a year, so reaching twelve months means buying the term again, and not one company in this roster publishes what it charges when it renews. Another 877 are month to month, billed twelve times at the rate published today, and the remaining 155 are twelve-month terms that cover the year in a single charge and need no assumption at all. Every total here is a projection at today's rates rather than a quote, and every row that depends on a renewal says so.
7 companies publish compounded liraglutide · one row each, their cheapest route to twelve months, ordered by the twelve-month total
| Company and plan | Twelve months | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Meds: 12 months, paid in fullMedication: $1,428, charged once, and it covers all 12 months. No membership is required. $1,428 over twelve months, all of it medication. Plus the $30 consultation fee Henry Meds publishes separately. It is not folded into the figures above. | $1,428 | $119 |
| Factor Health MD: 3-month planMedication: $450 a term × 4 terms = $1,800. No membership is required. $1,800 over twelve months, all of it medication. This buys the 3-month term 4 times. Factor Health MD publishes no renewal price, so the figure assumes today's rate holds. It is a projection, not a quote. | $1,800 | $150 |
| Alloy: 1-month supply, lowest doseMedication: $115 a month × 12 = $1,380. Membership: $99 a month × 12 = $1,188, and it buys none of the medication. $1,380 medication + $1,188 membership = $2,568 over twelve months. Plus the $99 consultation fee Alloy publishes separately. It is not folded into the figures above. | $2,568 | $214 |
| Joi + Blokes: Monthly subscriptionMedication: $299 a month × 12 = $3,588. No membership is required. $3,588 over twelve months, all of it medication. | $3,588 | $299 |
| Hone Health: Month to monthMedication: $160 a month × 12 = $1,920. Membership: $155 a month × 12 = $1,860, and it buys none of the medication. $1,920 medication + $1,860 membership = $3,780 over twelve months. Plus the $65 consultation fee Hone Health publishes separately. It is not folded into the figures above. | $3,780 | $315 |
| BloomMD: Monthly subscription, 3 mL vialMedication: $395 a month × 12 = $4,740. No membership is required. $4,740 over twelve months, all of it medication. | $4,740 | $395 |
| ElitePhysiqMD: Monthly subscription (membership required)Medication: $382.50 a month × 12 = $4,590. Membership: $89 a month × 12 = $1,068, and it buys none of the medication. $4,590 medication + $1,068 membership = $5,658 over twelve months. | $5,658 | $471.50 |
It will not tell you what happens at renewal, because no company here publishes it. It will not price a plan whose term does not divide into twelve, because buying part of a term is not something any of these companies sells: 1 of the 1647 rungs in the roster do not, and they are left out. It will not price a company that publishes no ladder at all. And it shows the cheapest 10 plans per molecule (77 rows of the 1646 it can price) rather than reprinting the roster.
What it can tell you is the thing the pricing pages are built to obscure: that the plan with the smallest monthly number is often not the cheapest year, and that a membership charged beside the medication compounds twelve times before anyone sends you a renewal notice.
Every ladder was read off the company's own pages and dated; the method is here. Ordering here is the twelve-month total, cheapest first, and you can re-derive it from the rows. Some companies pay us a commission when a reader starts care through a marked link, which changes neither a price nor an order here. Who pays us.
One month rather than one year is on what will I actually pay; one plan itemized is on the real cost calculator. Whether committing to a term pays off at all is on the break-even tool, and the charges that are not medication are on the fee finder. Prices by molecule are on the molecule pages.