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MEDGm Review

MEDGm states its service area in words rather than a banner, prices an injection and a daily dissolvable tablet side by side, and prices its brand-name lanes as a membership plus a cost — saying which of the two the number is. It never names the molecule in its compounded lanes, and the cost half of its brand tiles is never filled in.

$99/mo⛔ A FEE, NOT A DRUG PRICE: the tile reads "$99 Membership + Cost · Zepbound® Injection · Availability is subject to change". The "+ Cost" is never statedVerified September 2026source

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A membership plus a blank

Each brand-name tile reads as a membership figure plus a cost. The membership is stated; the cost is not. Two of the tiles carry one membership figure and a third carries a higher one, so even the membership differs by brand.

That is more honest than folding an unstated drug price into a headline, and it is still a price a reader cannot act on. We have recorded the membership figures as fees.

The tablet costs more than the injection

Its two compounded lanes are a weekly injection and a daily dissolvable tablet, and the tablet is the more expensive of the two. That is the reverse of most of this roster, and the site does not hide it.

Neither names a molecule. Both are sold as GLP-1.

Its terms say the whole subscription term is billed upfront on the day of enrolment, which means the first charge is not one month’s worth. They also reserve the right to change the membership fee.

A service area stated, then hedged

The site states it currently offers services in all fifty states plus the District of Columbia. Elsewhere on the same site it says some services may not be available in all fifty states or the District of Columbia.

We have recorded the stated area and the hedge, because a reader deserves both. No compounding pharmacy or prescribing clinician is named.

MEDGm's published pricing

Every price MEDGm publishes
MedicationPriceVerified
Glp-1 (compounded)$169/mo⛔ THE MOLECULE IS NOT NAMED: "Starting at $169 · GLP-1 Injections · One simple injection per week", sold "through a seamless monthly plan"September 2026source
Glp-1 (compounded-oral)$239/mo"Starting at $239 · GLP-1 Tablets · One dissolvable tablet per day" — the oral lane costs more than the injection here, which is the reverse of most of this rosterSeptember 2026source
Tirzepatide (brand)$99/mo⛔ A FEE, NOT A DRUG PRICE: the tile reads "$99 Membership + Cost · Zepbound® Injection · Availability is subject to change". The "+ Cost" is never statedSeptember 2026source
Semaglutide (brand)$171/mo⛔ A FEE, NOT A DRUG PRICE: "$171 Membership + Cost · Ozempic® Injection". Its Wegovy tile carries a lower membership at $99, so the membership itself differs by brandSeptember 2026source

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Good fit if

  • Readers who want a service area stated in words.
  • Buyers who want the membership priced apart from the drug.
  • People comparing a daily tablet against a weekly injection from one seller.

Look elsewhere if

  • Anyone who needs the brand-name drug priced.
  • Readers who need to know which molecule they are buying.
  • Buyers who will not pay a whole subscription term upfront.
  • People who want a named pharmacy or clinician.

How this review was verified

  • Re-read the GLP-1 page, the privacy policy, the privacy practices and the terms on 7 September 2026, comparing requested to effective URLs with a nonsense path against the host in the same run, which returned a 404.
  • Recorded the brand tiles’ figures as membership fees, because the tiles say the drug cost is additional and never state it.
  • Recorded both the stated service area and the hedge that appears elsewhere on the same site.
  • Read the upfront billing term and the fee-change clause out of the terms rather than a marketing page.
  • Screened an exact phrase of the brand against FDA’s live warning-letter datatable with both controls green: no letter found.

Where MEDGm ranks

MEDGm qualifies for 6 of the 6 boards on this site. A board only ranks the providers that meet its own condition, so a missing board means MEDGm does not publish what that board sorts on.

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Other providers compared to MEDGm
ProviderScoreFrom/moFull reviewAction
Midi Health10.0/10$164From the published table "GLP-1 Sublingual pricing Dose Price 0.075 mg $164.00 0.15 mg $235.00 0.24 mg $235.00 0.4 mg $255.00 0.8 mg $275.00", headed "4-week supply / Cost includes shipping".Read the Midi Health reviewVisit
Belle Health8.6/10$119/moper monthRead the Belle Health reviewVisit
CareBareRX8.6/10$705/mofrom $705 per month, brand-name OzempicRead the CareBareRX reviewVisit

Frequently asked questions

What does a brand-name drug cost here?

Not stated. The tiles price the membership and leave the drug cost blank.

Which drug is in the compounded lanes?

Not named. Both are sold as GLP-1.

Where does it operate?

It states all fifty states plus the District of Columbia, and hedges that elsewhere on the same site.

When is the membership charged?

Its terms say the whole subscription term is billed upfront on the day of enrolment.

Does it have an FDA warning letter?

No letter was found, screened on 7 September 2026 with both controls green.

Ready to compare directly?

MEDGm scores 7.1/10 on this site's rubric. Its full price, with its qualifier, is above — visiting a provider's site does not commit you to anything.

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