Head to head

Belle Health vs Found

Belle and Found both describe compounded and brand-name options. Belle names pharmacy partners and now offers supplies up to twelve months, so compare matching plan lengths and the full brand-care fee structure.

Side by side

10.0/107 of 7 scored disclosures published

Belle Health

Best for: buyers who will use group nutrition support and compare the supply term as carefully as the monthly equivalent

$109Advertised monthly equivalent for a twelve-month supply; not a verified monthly installment. Six-month rate $119, two-month rate $135, one-month rate $199. Confirm the upfront payment and refill schedule.

5.7/104 of 7 scored disclosures published

Found

Best for: a buyer who wants compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide at one all-in price that holds as the dose rises, or a brand-name GLP-1 at the manufacturer's price, from the same program

$149/mothe medication alone, at the manufacturer's price: "Wegovy® pills start at $149/mo", and the membership covers "not the Wegovy® pill cost itself". Found's membership is charged on top, $149 for one month on cash pay or $99 per cycle on a 12-month plan

At a glance

Belle Health and Found, compared on 10 points
Compared onBelle HealthFound
Pricing structureBelle HealthDose-independent pricing within the selected compounded supply plan; longer supplies have lower monthly equivalentsFoundA separate all-in price for each drug, with a ladder by plan length (1, 3, 6, 12 months) for cash or insurance; each price holds across doses
Plan commitmentBelle HealthOne-, two-, six- and twelve-month supplies for both compounded drugs; the lowest equivalents require twelve monthsFoundA twelve-month plan for the advertised rate, which the pricing page calls paid up front and the offer terms bill every 28 days; month to month costs substantially more
Compounding pharmacyBelle HealthMore than one named on the siteFoundNot named; described only by the 503A licensing class
Brand-name optionBelle HealthCurrent disclosures include approved brands as well as compounded options; obtain a product-specific quoteFoundWegovy pen, Wegovy pill and Zepbound at the manufacturer's price, with Found's membership charged on top; Ozempic and Mounjaro have pages but no Found price
Tirzepatide premiumBelle HealthCompounded tirzepatide costs more than semaglutide; both have supply-length tiersFoundPriced above semaglutide at every plan length, on cash and insurance alike
What the membership addsBelle HealthWeekly live group coaching with a registered dietitian, alongside clinician and nurse supportFoundA specific refund policy is published for the membership fee
Third-party credentials shownBelle HealthNo accreditation seal publishedFoundDisplays a LegitScript seal, a published claim
Regulatory disclosuresBelle HealthOne FDA warning letter, February 2026, about how Belle's site presented Belle branding beside the compounded drugs it sellsFoundNo FDA warning letter
States servedBelle HealthAll fifty statesFoundEvery state except Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Louisiana, Mississippi, Rhode Island, Vermont and West Virginia, and not DC; compounded medication never ships to Alabama or Virginia
Disclosure scoreBelle Health10.0/10Found5.7/10

What each one publishes

Every price Belle Health and Found publish, with each figure's own qualifier and verification date
MedicationBelle HealthFound
Semaglutide (brand)Belle HealthNot publishedFound$199/mothe medication alone, "paid for separately at the pharmacy of your choice" and footnoted "$199/month, billed monthly"; Found's membership is charged on top, $149 for a one-month cash plan down to $99 per 28-day cycle on 12 months. Another Wegovy page on the same site quotes $499 for a 28-day supply through NovoCareWegovy pen, lowest dose, medication only · Verified September 2026 — $149/mothe medication alone, at the manufacturer's price: "Wegovy® pills start at $149/mo", and the membership covers "not the Wegovy® pill cost itself". Found's membership is charged on top, $149 for one month on cash pay or $99 per cycle on a 12-month planWegovy Pill, lowest dose, medication only · Verified September 2026 —
Semaglutide (compounded)Belle Health$109Advertised monthly equivalent for a twelve-month supply; not a verified monthly installment. Six-month rate $119, two-month rate $135, one-month rate $199. Confirm the upfront payment and refill schedule.twelve-month supply; all doses · Verified October 2026 — $199/moPublished one-month supply price with care, supplies and shipping included; no separate membership fee.one-month supply; all doses · Verified October 2026 — Found$289$289 per 28-day billing cycle on the month-to-month plan, cash pay, covering care, medication and membership; the seller prints "/mo" but bills "every 4 weeks (28-day cycle)". New members pay $179 for the first cycle. Paying through insurance for the visits, the same plan is $199 plus a visit copaywith B12 and glycine, one price at every dose; month-to-month plan · Verified September 2026 — $169$169 per 28-day cycle on the 12-month plan, cash pay, all-in; the 3- and 6-month plans are $249 and $219. The pricing page says 12-month pricing is "paid up-front", while the offer terms bill every plan "every 4 weeks (28-day cycle)", and no total for the year is printed. The insurance track is $99 plus a visit copaywith B12 and glycine, one price at every dose; 12-month plan · Verified September 2026 —
Tirzepatide (brand)Belle HealthNot publishedFound$299/mothe medication alone, "paid for separately at the pharmacy of your choice" and footnoted "$299/month, billed monthly"; Found's membership is charged on top, $149 for a one-month cash plan down to $99 per 28-day cycle on 12 months. The site's Zepbound vials page prices the lowest vial higher: "2.5 mg vial is $349 per month"Zepbound, lowest dose, medication only · Verified September 2026 —
Tirzepatide (compounded)Belle Health$179Advertised monthly equivalent for a twelve-month supply; not a verified monthly installment. Six-month rate $199, two-month rate $219, one-month rate $249. Confirm the upfront payment and refill schedule.twelve-month supply; all doses · Verified October 2026 — $249/moPublished one-month supply price with care, supplies and shipping included; no separate membership fee.one-month supply; all doses · Verified October 2026 — Found$359$359 per 28-day billing cycle on the month-to-month plan, cash pay, covering care, medication and membership; the seller prints "/mo" but bills "every 4 weeks (28-day cycle)". New members pay $219 for the first cycle. Paying through insurance for the visits, the same plan is $289 plus a visit copaywith B12 and glycine, one price at every dose; month-to-month plan · Verified September 2026 — $239$239 per 28-day cycle on the 12-month plan, cash pay, all-in; the 3- and 6-month plans are $309 and $289. The pricing page says 12-month pricing is "paid up-front", while the offer terms bill every plan "every 4 weeks (28-day cycle)", and no total for the year is printed. The insurance track is $179 plus a visit copaywith B12 and glycine, one price at every dose; 12-month plan · Verified September 2026 —

Both describe brand-name options

Belle names multiple compounding pharmacies, while the Found evidence reviewed for this comparison describes the 503A pharmacy category without naming a dispensing partner.

Belle’s current disclosures describe approved brand-name options alongside compounded treatment. Confirm the exact medication and its quote. A compounded product is not interchangeable with an FDA-approved finished drug.

Found’s recorded brand offering includes Wegovy pen, Wegovy pill and Zepbound at manufacturer pricing, with its membership added. Obtain a complete current quote from either service rather than comparing a drug-only figure with an all-in program rate.

Compare matching plan lengths

Belle’s current compounded pricing offers one-, two-, six- and twelve-month supplies for both semaglutide and tirzepatide. Longer supplies reduce the monthly equivalent, with the lowest equivalents tied to twelve months. Neither drug should be described as having a universally unbundled lowest rate.

Found’s recorded lowest compounded rate requires a twelve-month plan, with higher month-to-month pricing. Its pricing page and offer terms use different payment descriptions; confirm when charges occur.

Belle says the selected price holds across doses and includes medication, injection supplies, shipping and care, without a separate membership fee. Compare the full payment commitment and renewal schedule, not just an equivalent monthly figure.

Belle still offers shorter supplies, but choosing its lowest equivalent is also a long commitment. Compare cancellation and refund terms against the term you actually intend to buy.

Care and cost differences

Belle includes weekly live group coaching with a registered dietitian. This is not a promise of an individual weekly appointment; consider whether you would use the group format.

Found’s recorded membership terms include a specific refund policy. Read its conditions against the proposed plan rather than assuming any unused period is refundable.

Compounded tirzepatide costs more than semaglutide in the recorded tiers at both providers. Match the drug and supply length before deciding which price is lower.

Belle’s FDA warning letter

FDA warning letter No. 721795, issued in February 2026, found Belle’s products misbranded because its presentation misleadingly suggested Belle compounded the drugs. The letter remains relevant even though this comparison now reflects newer commercial information.

The letter does not establish the contents of an individual vial, and current website changes do not establish that FDA has accepted a resolution. Read the linked agency document when weighing the provider.

Boards both of these appear on

Belle Health and Found both qualify for 3 of the 6 boards on this site. Each board ranks a wider field than these two, so a position here is against everyone on it, not against each other.

Who each one is better for

Belle Health

  • Buyers who want named pharmacy partners for compounded treatment.
  • People comparing one-, two-, six- and twelve-month supplies.
  • Readers who would use weekly group nutrition coaching.

Found

  • Readers still deciding between a compounded preparation and a brand-name, FDA-approved GLP-1 who want both behind one intake.
  • Patients who would rather take an FDA-approved pill than inject; Found offers the Wegovy pill.
  • Readers confident enough to commit to a twelve-month plan, and who want a published membership refund policy in writing.

Frequently asked questions

Does Belle still offer a shorter commitment than Found?

Belle offers shorter supplies, but its lowest compounded monthly equivalents now require twelve months. Found’s recorded lowest rate also has a twelve-month condition. Choose and compare the same term.

Can I get an approved brand through Belle?

Belle’s current disclosures include brands alongside compounded options. Confirm the exact medication and complete cost. Found also has recorded brand offerings with its care fee charged separately.

Which provider names compounding pharmacies?

Belle names partners. The Found evidence used here describes the pharmacy category without naming the dispensing partner; confirm the pharmacy assigned to your prescription.

Does Belle offer private dietitian appointments every week?

Its stated inclusion is weekly live group coaching with a registered dietitian.