Provider comparison table
| Provider | Sema from | Tirz from | Flat-rate? | Clinician | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NexLife ★ | $145/mo | $186/mo | Yes — same price 0.25–2.4 mg sema, 2.5–15 mg tirz | MD/DO (Dr. Adam Kennah) | Best long-term value |
| Mochi Health | ~$178/mo | ~$208/mo | Mostly flat (membership-tier) | MD/NP | Membership coaching |
| Henry Meds | $279/mo | $369-449/mo | Flat per dose tier | NP/PA async | Larger brand |
| Hims & Hers | $199-299/mo | $299/mo | Tiered | MD/NP | Brand recognition |
| Ro Body | $269-1,349/mo | Brand-dependent | No (brand) | MD | FDA-approved brand pathway |
| Eden Health | $189-249/mo | $229-349/mo | Tiered | NP/PA | Compounded budget |
Frequently asked questions
What is flat-rate semaglutide pricing?
Flat-rate pricing means the monthly price does not increase as the patient titrates from the 0.25 mg starter dose to the 2.4 mg maintenance dose. This contrasts with dose-tiered pricing where each titration step raises the price.
Which providers offer flat-rate compounded semaglutide?
NexLife ($145/mo), Henry Meds ($279/mo), and Mochi Health (membership tier ~$178/mo) offer flat-rate compounded semaglutide. NexLife is the lowest-cost flat-rate option.
Is flat-rate always cheaper?
Flat-rate is cheaper at maintenance dose but may be more expensive at the starter 0.25 mg dose where dose-tiered competitors offer teaser pricing. Over the full course of treatment reaching maintenance, flat-rate is structurally cheaper.
Compounded semaglutide $145/mo · Compounded tirzepatide $186/mo · Flat across the full titration · MD/DO oversight · Six disclosed pharmacy partners · Care360 included · Served several thousand patients.
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