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GLP-1 telehealth price changes, October 2026
We tried to re-read the price pages of all 20 GLP-1 telehealth providers we profile on October 15, 2026 (18 could be read), seven weeks after our August 27 read. Eleven rows changed. Here is what moved, what it does to a year of treatment, and which prices we could not confirm.
Between our August 27 and October 15, 2026 reads, Eden dropped its membership and now charges a flat $129 a month for tirzepatide and $99 for semaglutide, Found began printing compounded tirzepatide at $239 to $359 per 28-day cycle, and TrimRx's homepage moved to "starting at" $259 and $179. NexLife's standard prices did not change in that period; NexLife lowered them on November 6, 2026. Noom's microdose start price rose from $49 to $79, IVIM now shows a starting price plus a $75 monthly fee, Lavender Sky Health removed its Apothecary tiers, and MEDVi and Oak Longevity changed or removed their per-drug prices.
How we checked
Every figure below comes from the provider's own website, read on October 15, 2026, and is compared with the record we made on August 27, 2026. Eighteen of the 20 providers could be read. bmiMD and Ro blocked automated reads, so their August figures are carried and labelled "not re-read". Where a provider's pages disagree with each other, we print both figures and leave the provider out of price rankings until the pages agree. The full row-by-row file is open data: october-2026-reread.csv.
Every price that changed
| Program | August 27, 2026 | October 15, 2026 | Effect on a year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eden, tirzepatide | $39 first month, then $99/mo membership + $199/mo medication ($298/mo) | $129/mo, no membership | $3,516 → $1,548 |
| Eden, semaglutide | $39 first month, then $99/mo membership + $99/mo medication ($198/mo) | $99/mo, no membership | $2,316 → $1,188 |
| Found, tirzepatide | Program "from $99/month", medication not priced | $359 / $309 / $289 / $239 per 28-day cycle (1, 3, 6, 12 months) | $3,107 on 12 months (13 cycles) |
| IVIM Health, tirzepatide | 2-, 4- and 6-month packages ($550–$1,100) + $75/mo fee | "Starting at" $117/mo + $75/mo program fee | $2,304 at the starting price |
| Lavender Sky Health | Apothecary tiers $350 (72 mg) and $460 (108 mg) | Apothecary tiers removed; monthly starter from $139 (Nova) | $1,773 if kept at the starter tier |
| Noom Med, microdose | $49 first supply, then $179/mo | $79 first supply, then $179/mo | +$30 in the first month |
| Noom Med, semaglutide | $129 first, then $249/mo | Pages disagree: $249/mo or $279/mo ($837 per 12 weeks) | Unclear until the pages agree |
| TrimRx | Semaglutide from $199, tirzepatide from $349 | Homepage "starting at" $179 and $259; terms still $199→$299 and $349→$399 | Withheld (conflict) |
| MEDVi | Product cards $116 / $166 vs FAQ $166 / $199 | Default page $179→$299 and $279→$399; other versions differ | Withheld (conflict) |
| Oak Longevity | Semaglutide $133/mo, tirzepatide $199/mo | No per-drug price; GLP-1 "from $119/mo" | Withheld (unpriced) |
| NexLife, microdose tirzepatide | $159 / $149 / $139 / $129 | Tiles $189 / $159 / $150 / $147 (FAQ still $159 / $149 / $139 / $129) | Standard plans unchanged |
Yearly arithmetic: August Eden tirzepatide = $39 + $199 in month one, then 11 × $298 = $3,516; October = 12 × $129 = $1,548. Semaglutide: $39 + $99, then 11 × $198 = $2,316; October 12 × $99 = $1,188. Found 12-month plan = 13 × $239 = $3,107. IVIM = 12 × ($117 + $75) = $2,304. Lavender Sky Health starter tier = 12 × $139 + $65 first consult + one $40 follow-up = $1,773.
The biggest move: Eden drops its membership
In August, Eden sold compounded GLP-1s as a membership plus medication: a $39 first month, then $99 a month for membership on top of $199 for tirzepatide or $99 for semaglutide. On October 15, Eden's weight-loss page lists tirzepatide at $129 and semaglutide at $99 a month, "every month", and says there is "no separate membership fee". The page also answers the obvious question, "Is this just an introductory price?", with "No".
For a tirzepatide patient that is a drop from $3,516 to $1,548 over twelve months, $1,968 less. On October 15, Eden had the lowest standing compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide prices among the programs we track; on November 6, 2026, NexLife lowered its 12-month prices to $115 (tirzepatide) and $95 (semaglutide) a month, below Eden's $129 and $99. Eden does not name its pharmacy on the pricing page, which matters for anyone who wants to check the pharmacy's licence or FDA history.
Found starts printing compounded tirzepatide prices
Found's August page gave a program price without the medication. In October, its compounded tirzepatide page prints a full ladder: $359 per cycle month to month (with a $219 first month), $309 on 3 months, $289 on 6 months and $239 on 12 months. Every price is "per 28-day cycle" and "covers your clinical care, your medication, and your membership".
The cycle matters. Thirteen 28-day cycles fit in a year, so the 12-month plan costs $3,107, not the $2,868 that twelve payments of $239 suggest. Our 28-day billing analysis works through the same arithmetic for other programs.
Three programs we now leave out of price rankings
TrimRx. TrimRx's homepage now says semaglutide "Starting at $179" and tirzepatide "Starting at $259". Its landing pages and terms still describe $199 for the first month then $299 for semaglutide, and $349 then $399 for tirzepatide. Both cannot be the price a new patient pays every month.
MEDVi. The figures we recorded in August are no longer the default. The default MEDVi GLP-1 page shows semaglutide at $179 for the first month then $299, and tirzepatide at $279 then $399; another version of the page shows $149 and $238 first months. MEDVi does name three pharmacies: Triad Rx, RedRock and Beaker.
Oak Longevity. No Oak page now prints the $133 semaglutide or $199 tirzepatide we recorded in August. The homepage says GLP-1 treatment is "from $119/mo" without naming the drug, and the terms mention a membership fee for a provider consult.
Smaller changes
- IVIM Health moved from multi-month packages to "starting at" prices: $117 a month for tirzepatide plus a "$75/mo Program Fee", and $65 for semaglutide. At the starting price, tirzepatide is $192 a month all in, or $2,304 a year, of which $900 is the program fee.
- Lavender Sky Health removed its Apothecary tiers from its pricing page and now lists per-pharmacy prices for more pharmacies than our August record, including Nova, Southend, Strive, Red Rock, Vios, OptioRX and Empower. The cheapest monthly tirzepatide supply is $139 through Nova Pharmacy at the starter tier, rising to $209 at the highest monthly tier, plus a $65 first consult and $40 follow-ups every six months (service pricing). One listed option, Empower Pharmacy, received FDA warning letter 738238 on September 18, 2026.
- Noom Med raised the first-supply price of its microdose plan from $49 to $79; the $179 monthly price after that is unchanged. Its semaglutide page now shows two different prices.
- Mochi Health now prints only brand prices on its weight-loss page; compounded prices ($60–$99 semaglutide, $90–$199 tirzepatide by dose, plus membership) are in its per-dose pricing post.
- NexLife kept its standard prices: tirzepatide $169, $159, $149 and $139 a month on 1-, 3-, 6- and 12-month plans, the same at every dose. Its microdose tirzepatide tiles moved to $189, $159, $150 and $147, while its site-wide FAQ still prints the old ladder. Its plan pages now name three 503A pharmacies.
What did not change
Shed, Zappy Health, Enhance.MD, Calibrate, Form Health, WeightWatchers Clinic and PlushCare (which added a $149 annual option) printed the same figures as in August. Henry Meds' main page now says only that GLP-1 treatment "starts at $179/month", visits included; its program terms still list semaglutide at $297 a month, or $197 a month on a 12-month plan paid in full.
What this means for you
Example 1: an existing Eden patient. If you joined Eden in the summer on membership pricing, check which price your account is billed. The difference between $298 and $129 a month is $169, or $2,028 over twelve months.
Example 2: Found against a monthly-priced program. Found's 12-month tirzepatide plan is $239 per 28 days, or $3,107 a year. NexLife's 12-month plan is $115 per month, or $1,380. The difference is $1,727 a year; Found's price includes its own care and membership program, so compare what each includes before deciding.
Example 3: a "starting at" price with a fee. IVIM's $117 headline becomes $192 once the $75 monthly program fee is added. Over a year the fee alone is $900, and IVIM says cancelling "doesn't refund any fees already paid".
The general rule: compare the yearly total at the dose you expect to reach, including every fee and the number of billing cycles in a year.
Sources
- Eden: GLP-1 weight loss pricing (read 2026-10-15)
- Found: compounded tirzepatide (read 2026-10-15)
- TrimRx homepage (read 2026-10-15)
- MEDVi GLP-1 page (read 2026-10-15)
- IVIM Health: weight loss (read 2026-10-15)
- Lavender Sky Health: treatment plan pricing and service pricing (read 2026-10-15)
- Noom Med: microdose and GLP-1Rx (read 2026-10-15)
- Mochi Health: new per-dose pricing (updated 2026-09-18; read 2026-10-15)
- NexLife tirzepatide plans (read 2026-10-15)
- FDA warning letter 738238 to Empower Pharmacy (dated 2026-09-18)
Related: price index · cheapest tirzepatide · Eden profile · price change tracker.
Frequently asked questions
Did NexLife change its prices in October 2026?
No. NexLife's standard compounded tirzepatide prices were the same on October 15 as on August 27: $169, $159, $149 and $139 a month on 1-, 3-, 6- and 12-month plans, at every dose, with no membership. Its microdose tirzepatide tiles changed to $189, $159, $150 and $147, and its FAQ still shows older figures.
Is Eden's $129 tirzepatide price an introductory offer?
Eden's own page says it is not: "The price you see is the price you'll keep. No second-month increase. No dose-based price hikes." We read that on October 15, 2026. Eden does not name its pharmacy on the pricing page, so ask which pharmacy fills your prescription.
Why are TrimRx and MEDVi missing from your price rankings?
Their own pages show different prices for the same plan on October 15, 2026. TrimRx's homepage and its terms disagree; MEDVi's price depends on which version of its page you land on. We show both figures on their profiles and rank them again when the pages agree.
How often do GLP-1 telehealth prices change?
Often enough that a price older than a month is a guess. Between August 27 and October 15, 2026, eleven of the rows we track changed, including a membership removed, a new price ladder and three programs whose pages now conflict. We re-read prices and date every figure.
Should I trust a price in a press release?
Treat it as a lead, not a price. Ozari Health, for example, announced $86 semaglutide and $125 tirzepatide in a paid release on October 12, 2026; we have not read those prices on its own checkout, so it is not in our index.