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Coby Health LLC, described as operating a marketplace and patient management system rather than providing medical or pharmacy services itself
A compounded-only platform that sells GLP-1 medication as one-off monthly orders rather than a subscription, alongside discounted three and six-month 'Kickstart' packages. It publishes the price of every dose step, which makes the escalating cost of titration visible up front. It also publishes a $50 non-refundable clinical fee that applies even to a cancelled order, and states plainly that it is a marketplace rather than a medical provider.
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Someone who wants to buy a month at a time without a subscription, and who wants to see the full dose ladder priced before starting rather than discovering it at month four.
That is what the site states: no monthly subscription or membership fee, with orders placed month by month and a follow-up visit invitation before each one. The discounted route is the Kickstart package, where you buy three or six months of medication in a single payment — which is a prepayment rather than a subscription, but still money committed in advance.
The published ladder runs from $159 at 0.25mg to $249 at 2.4mg for compounded semaglutide, stepping through $199 and $229 along the way. Most people titrate upward over the first few months, so the entry price is not the price you settle at. Publishing that ladder openly is a point in this provider's favour.
It depends on timing. Before the prescription reaches a pharmacy partner, the site says it will make reasonable efforts to cancel but does not guarantee it, and that a successful cancellation still deducts a $50 non-refundable visit and clinical fee. Once the order has shipped, the site states refunds are not possible.
Not Coby, on its own account. The footer states Coby Health LLC operates as a marketplace partnering with independent healthcare providers, does not itself provide medical or pharmacy services, and that payment does not guarantee a prescription will be issued or dispensed. That is a clearer statement of the arrangement than many competitors offer.
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Cora Health, with clinical services delivered through the Wasef Health provider network
Names both of its compounding pharmacies and publishes the whole price ladder, not a 'starting at' figure
DSO Fine Shrimp d/b/a CoreAgeRx (platform and administrative services). Medical services are provided by independently owned Professional Entities: M & D Integrations Inc d/b/a MD Integrations, MDI Medical Group P.C., and MD Integrations & Wellness Provider Group P.A.
Compounded semaglutide from $99 a month, with an unusually detailed refund policy
Fitish, a clean beauty brand founded by Jenna Owens, with a telehealth arm trading as Fitish RX
A skincare brand that added GLP-1s, with flat all-in pricing and an unusually honest answer on HSA cards