glpwant
Prices checked weekly

Find the GLP-1 price you want.

Brand-name and compounded cash prices, checked every week and ranked by what you'll actually pay each month.

Find my price See all prices
This week at a glance
Lowest long-term price —/mo

Loading prices…

Lowest first-month price —/mo

Loading prices…

Next price change —

Loading prices…

Get an email before it happens

How it works

01

Tell us your budget

Three quick questions about price, brand-name or compounded, and pill or injection.

02

Compare real monthly prices

Every option is ranked by what you'll pay once intro deals end, memberships included.

03

Know before prices change

One short email when a price changes or an intro offer is about to end.

Budget finder

Find options in your budget

Three quick questions. Your answers stay in your browser and are never sent to us.

Lowest prices this week

Ranked by long-term monthly price, including any required membership.

Brand-name or compounded
Show
Monthly budget, up to

Loading prices…

    Brand-name or compounded?

    Both kinds use semaglutide or tirzepatide. What differs is who makes it, who checks it, and how you measure a dose.

    FDA-approved

    Brand-name

    Prices load from this week's check.

    • Made by the drugmaker, Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly, in FDA-inspected factories.
    • Approved after large clinical trials tested safety and results.
    • Prefilled pens, single-dose vials or daily pills, in fixed doses.
    • Sold by the drugmaker's pharmacy, retail pharmacies or telehealth services like Ro, with a prescription.
    Not FDA-approved

    Compounded

    Prices load from this week's check.

    • Mixed for each patient by a licensed compounding pharmacy.
    • The FDA doesn't review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality.
    • Usually a multi-dose vial measured in units with a syringe. The FDA has linked hospitalizations to measuring mistakes.
    • Sold by telehealth providers, usually with the prescriber's visit included.
    Price alerts

    Know before your price changes.

    We send one short email when a price on this list changes or an intro offer is about to end. Nothing else.

    We store only your email address and the date you signed up, use them only to send these alerts, and never sell or share them. Privacy notice

    Questions

    Straight answers about prices, prescriptions and how this site works.

    Do I need a prescription?

    Yes. Compounded prices on this list already include the telehealth provider. For brand-name options, NovoCare Pharmacy and LillyDirect fill a prescription from any licensed prescriber. Telehealth services such as Ro and Hims also prescribe these brand-name drugs at the same prices, plus a membership that starts at $39 for the first month and then runs $74 to $149 a month.

    I have insurance or Medicare. Should I use these prices?

    Check your coverage first. If your plan covers the drug, manufacturer savings cards can bring it as low as $25 a month. If you have Medicare Part D, ask about the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program, which Lilly says can bring Foundayo to $50 a month for eligible members.

    What should I check if I choose compounded?

    Ask which pharmacy makes your medication and look it up on your state board of pharmacy's license search. Before your first dose, have the pharmacist confirm the vial's strength and how many units to draw, and use the syringe they send.

    How often are prices checked?

    Every week, straight from the drugmakers' self-pay pages and each provider's own website. Prices can still change, so confirm yours before you pay.

    How does this site make money?

    Some links may be paid links. Each one is labeled "Paid link" right next to it, and payments never change which options appear or how they rank. More on how we make money