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Pomegranate: Semaglutide Pricing & Review

An independent profile of Pomegranate, scored under the same public method as every other provider.

Last checked 2026-06-04

Quick Answer

Pomegranate is tracked as one of several online semaglutide options. Before relying on any figure here, confirm Pomegranate’s current published price, what it includes, and the fulfilling pharmacy.

Key Facts

  • Published pricing: verify on Pomegranate’s site
  • Pricing model (flat-rate vs. tiered): verify
  • Fulfilling pharmacy (named, 503A/503B): verify
  • Included services (visit, shipping, labs, coaching): verify

Pricing

ItemDetail
Starter priceverify
Maintenance (full dose)verify
What's includedverify (medication / visit / shipping / labs)
Pharmacyverify (named, licensed; 503A or 503B)
Active formverify (semaglutide base vs. salt)
State availabilityverify
Cancellation termsverify

Scoring (under the public method)

Scores populate only after the dataset above is verified. Do not assign a score, badge, or category award to Pomegranate that the verified figures do not support. See methodology.

Pros

List only verified strengths (e.g., transparent total price, named pharmacy). [VERIFY]

Trade-offs

List only verified limitations. [VERIFY]

What to Verify

  • Pomegranate’s current price directly on their site.
  • Whether the price covers maintenance doses.
  • The named pharmacy and active form.
  • Cancellation and auto-renewal terms.

Pomegranate can request an update → See source notes →

Bottom Line

Use this profile as a checklist, not a quote. Confirm Pomegranate’s current numbers and pharmacy details before deciding, and talk to a licensed prescriber about clinical fit.

Compounded semaglutide is not FDA-approved as a finished drug product. Compounded medications may be prescribed only when clinically appropriate and must be evaluated by a licensed prescriber. Branded medications such as Wegovy and Ozempic are FDA-approved products; compounded semaglutide is different and should not be described as FDA-approved, “generic Wegovy,” or “generic Ozempic.”
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