Advertised semaglutide offer
Our homepage advertises $399 for the first month of the semaglutide program for new patients, alongside a $450 regular price. Confirm that the offer remains available and ask for written details before enrolling. Eligibility for treatment depends on a clinical evaluation.
The advertisement alone does not identify every included service or the specific medication product. Ask whether the quote includes medication, consultation, laboratory work, supplies, nutrition support, and follow-up. Do not interpret the $450 comparison as a confirmed all-inclusive maintenance price.
Why the product name matters
Semaglutide is an active ingredient, not a single interchangeable product. Ask for the brand or compounded preparation, the dispensing pharmacy, and the reason the product is appropriate for you. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. Costs and insurance rules may differ across products even when the ingredient is related.
Other programs and ongoing costs
Contact the office for individual estimates for tirzepatide, hormone care, and men’s health services. We do not publish a verified price for those programs here. Ask whether initial testing is separate, how often follow-up is expected, and whether a changed treatment plan changes the price.
Before paying for a package, request the cancellation, refund, and unused-visit terms. Keep a copy of the estimate. A quoted treatment price should not be confused with a guarantee of a particular amount of weight loss or symptom improvement.
Prepare for a pricing conversation
Bring the name of the program you are considering and your insurance information if relevant. Ask the office to distinguish clinic charges from pharmacy or external laboratory charges. Compare the first-month total and the expected ongoing total separately.