The price you see is the price you’re billed.
On your terms — every 28 days, or once per 12-, 24-, or 52-week plan. No surprise price hikes.
Every rate below is a per-28-day supply rate — that’s the number to compare. Flexible plans bill every 28 days; 12-, 24-, and 52-week plans bill once per term, up front, at the totals printed beside them. One piece of arithmetic we’d rather hand you than have you discover: on a flexible plan, 28-day cycles repeat 13 times across a 364-day year, not 12. Budget on 13.
Start Your AssessmentNo card for the eligibility check · TRT: $50 initial labs at the end of your intake · No membership or sign-up fees · Cancel any time
Weight care plans
GLP-1 weight care runs on two tracks here: compounded medication at the rates below, or the brand-name FDA-approved products further down. They are different products at different prices, and this page keeps them separate on purpose. Compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are not FDA-approved; they are prepared by state-licensed compounding pharmacies.
| Term | Per 28-day supply | How it’s billed |
|---|---|---|
| 52-week planBest rate | $169 | Billed $2,197 every 52 weeks |
| 24-week plan | $179 | $1,074 every 24 weeks |
| 12-week plan | $189 | $567 every 12 weeks |
| Flexible | $199 | $199 every 28 days · renews until you cancel |
| Term | Per 28-day supply | How it’s billed |
|---|---|---|
| 52-week planBest rate | $249 | Billed $3,237 every 52 weeks |
| 24-week plan | $259 | $1,554 every 24 weeks |
| 12-week plan | $269 | $807 every 12 weeks |
| Flexible | $279 | $279 every 28 days · renews until you cancel |
The brand-name products, if you want them
Ozempic® and Zepbound® are the FDA-approved, brand-name injections from their original manufacturers — available through the same intake and the same provider review, at self-pay rates:
TRT plans
TRT pricing starts with the line most pages bury: initial labs are $50, one time, before any prescription — and if a medical provider approves you for treatment, that $50 comes back as a $50 Lab Fee Credit on your first plan. Low testosterone is a lab diagnosis — no panel, no prescription. From there, your rate depends on the molecule and the term.
| Term | Price | How it’s billed |
|---|---|---|
| 12-week plan | $149per 28 days | $447 every 12 weeks |
| 24-week plan | $129per 28 days | $774 every 24 weeks |
| 52-week plan | $119per month | billed once as $1,428 for the year |
| Term | Price | How it’s billed |
|---|---|---|
| 12-week plan | $149per 28 days | $447 every 12 weeks |
| 24-week plan | $129per 28 days | $774 every 24 weeks |
| 52-week plan | $119per month | billed once as $1,428 for the year |
Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance, and telehealth prescribing rules differ by state — TRT through GHC is not available everywhere. The assessment tells you quickly.
How TRT works here, from labs to monitoring →Included in every plan
Deals happen. Bait doesn’t.
We run promotions and discounts from time to time. When we do, they’re labeled as exactly that — the promotional price, the regular per-cycle rate it returns to, and when it returns, all in writing before you pay a dollar. What you still won’t find here: bundles that hide the per-cycle cost, or a rate that changes without warning. If pricing ever moves, you hear about it in advance — that’s what "no surprise price hikes" means, and it’s the only price promise we’ll put in writing.
And if a medical provider reviews your case and treatment isn’t appropriate, no plan gets offered — at any price. On weight care, you’ll have paid nothing to find that out; on TRT, the only charge is the $50 initial lab panel the review depends on.
Start Your AssessmentNo card for the eligibility check · TRT: $50 initial labs at the end of your intake · No membership or sign-up fees · Cancel any time