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GLP-1 programs without an annual commitment

Prefer a smaller commitment? Start with plans billed for one month, then compare the next charge and cancellation terms.

Monthly price ≠ monthly commitment

The cards below use the one-month tier, not the lowest annual-plan equivalent.

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Price and billing pages rechecked September 9, 2026. Provider-published information; not a ranking of clinical quality.

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Explicit monthly tier

Trimi Health

Standard first charge · one-month compounded supply

Semaglutide$175
Tirzepatide$235
Next charge
Monthly billing. Confirm the next price and cancellation deadline.
Included, according to the provider
Trimi says prescribed medication, the online clinician visit, ongoing provider support and shipping are included.
Commitment and cancellation
Trimi labels this tier “Billed monthly · no commitment.” Request and confirm cancellation to stop future billing; no prorated refund. An issued prescription ordinarily makes that order final.

Do not confuse these prices with $99 / $125 monthly equivalents on annual plans.

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Published one-month supply

HealthRX

Standard first charge · one-month compounded supply

Semaglutide$190
Tirzepatide$239
Next charge
Standard table: $165 semaglutide or $214 tirzepatide at the next monthly renewal.
Included, according to the provider
HealthRX says clinician review, prescribed medication, provider messaging and shipping are included, with no separate visit or membership fee.
Commitment and cancellation
The one-month plan renews at the end of the term. Online cancellation is advertised; confirm the deadline before the next charge. Shipped medication is not refundable.

A separate Subscribe & Save offer shows $149 → $165 for semaglutide and $193 → $214 for tirzepatide. Confirm that exact offer at checkout.

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“Without an annual commitment” refers to billing, not treatment duration. An auto-renewing monthly plan still needs cancellation, and canceling does not necessarily refund a processed order. Availability and prescribing depend on a licensed clinician. These compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

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  1. 01Amount due today
  2. 02Length of commitment
  3. 03Next charge and cancellation
  4. 04Medication and care included

Other providers

Flexibility to confirm before buying

CoreAge Rx

Advertises no long-term contracts, but its current policy allows both one-time purchases and subscriptions depending on the plan. That is not proof that every offer is a one-time order.

Confirm the selected billing schedule and possible separate consultation fee. Pricing and policy rechecked September 9.

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SkinnyRx

The last readable terms, checked August 25, describe a subscription. We could not revalidate the exact commitment behind its starting prices on September 9.

Not included among the documented one-month offers above.

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Before you choose

Is monthly billing always cheaper?

No. A longer prepaid term can have a lower monthly equivalent while requiring a larger charge or commitment. Compare the total you are agreeing to pay, not just the advertised monthly number.

Can I cancel after one month?

Check the specific plan’s terms and renewal deadline. Stopping future billing is separate from a refund for medication already prescribed, prepared or shipped. Confirm how cancellation is acknowledged.

Do these plans use FDA-approved drugs?

The offers compared on this page are for compounded medications, which are not FDA-approved. They are not generic versions of brand-name drugs. This page compares billing only; discuss clinical appropriateness and risks with a licensed clinician.

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Sources

Official pages read September 9, 2026. Statements about included services are attributed to the providers, not independently tested.

This is a selected comparison, not a complete market survey. Affiliate compensation does not determine the order. Read our method.