Cost without the fog
The headline price is rarely the whole bill.
The first number on a page may cover only one piece. Build the cost from the care outward.
Make one full list
First visit or review.
Monthly membership.
Medicine.
Blood work or other tests.
Shipping and supplies.
Follow-up visits.
Cancellation or refill rules.
Compare like with like
The same medicine can have a list price, a cash price, an insurance price and a discount-card price. They are not interchangeable.
As of September 2026, most manufacturer cash prices for uninsured buyers fell between about $149 and about $499 per month, with the medicine and dose affecting the amount. Some doses cost more if a refill was late.
On the six large national weight-care service pages recorded for this guide, standard month-to-month memberships advertised in September 2026 ran from about $20 to $149. These prices covered the service’s membership; medicine was a separate charge. Use this range only as a rough check on an offer, because it is not a market survey.
Ask for the normal ongoing total, not only the opening offer.
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