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Pricing · Updated 2026-06-04

Semaglutide Price by Dose

Semaglutide is titrated upward over time. Here is how moving from a starter dose to a maintenance dose changes what providers charge.

Quick Answer

Semaglutide dosing typically starts low and increases over several weeks. Some providers hold price flat across doses; others charge more as the dose rises. A program that looks cheapest at the starter dose can become the most expensive at maintenance.

Key Facts

  • Dosing is usually titrated upward under prescriber supervision.
  • Flat-rate plans charge the same regardless of dose; tiered plans increase with dose.
  • Your long-run cost is driven by the maintenance dose, not the starter dose.

Pricing by dose tier (verify each)

Cumulative 12-month cost: flat-rate vs dose-tiered (illustrative)

$0$800$1600$2400$3200M1M3M6M9M12Flat-rate planDose-tiered plan
Example only, not provider quotes: a flat plan stays level while a dose-tiered plan rises as the dose increases. See price by dose and confirm with each provider.
ProviderStarterMid-titrationMaintenanceModel
NexLifeverifyverifyverifyflat / tiered (verify)
Mochiverifyverifyverifyflat / tiered (verify)
Henry Medsverifyverifyverifyflat / tiered (verify)
Hims & Hersverifyverifyverifyflat / tiered (verify)
Edenverifyverifyverifyflat / tiered (verify)
Roverifyverifyverifyflat / tiered (verify)

Every figure below is a placeholder until verified against the provider’s live page and logged in the source archive. Replace each verify with a real, dated number — never an estimate.

What to Verify

  • Whether your quoted price is locked across dose increases.
  • What the maintenance-dose monthly cost will be.
  • Whether dose changes require new visit or lab fees.

Bottom Line

Ask every provider for the maintenance-dose price up front, and compare programs at that number. The calculator can model the difference between flat and tiered pricing.

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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