Strut Health Review

Our assessment

Strut publishes subscription prices and says injectable semaglutide includes physician consultation and shipping. Its oral semaglutide product page and hub page list different prices, which should be confirmed before purchase. The reviewed pages do not name a compounding pharmacy. Its state-coverage statement is dated September 2024, so confirm current availability for your formulation.

Two live pages, two prices, one product

The oral semaglutide lozenge has its own product page with a monthly figure on it. Strut's semaglutide hub page prints a different, higher figure for the same thirty-day supply of the same product. Both were live on the same day.

Strut hasn't settled which price is correct, so you shouldn't assume either one is the one you'll be charged.

Ask before you order, not after. Get the price for the oral lozenge confirmed in writing, and ask which page governs. A seller that prints two prices for one product may honor either at checkout.

The prices are monthly, not introductory

This is the part Strut genuinely does better than most. Its injectable figures are described as monthly supply rates on the auto-refill plan, not as a first month against a renewal price it never publishes.

SkinnyRx, by contrast, publishes four figures and every one of them is a first-month price with no renewal rate anywhere on its site. Strut's numbers are the kind you can put in a budget.

Strut also says the injectable semaglutide price includes physician consultations and free shipping, and that the tirzepatide figure includes the provider and the medication. So the advertised number is doing more work than a medication-only figure with a membership underneath it.

Four products, four separate prices

Strut prices an injectable and an oral formulation of both semaglutide and tirzepatide, each on its own page with its own figure. Most sellers price one route and blend the rest.

That is useful if you are weighing a needle against a tablet or a lozenge. You can see what the format actually costs, rather than being quoted one blended GLP-1 rate the way Henry Meds does.

Watch the auto-refill framing on all four. The figures are described as auto-refill or as-low-as rates, so the price assumes an ongoing subscription rather than a one-off purchase.

The state statement is dated September 2024

Strut says it can ship to every state except Arkansas. That is a real, specific answer, which is more than most of this field gives you.

The problem is the date attached to it. Strut's own wording stamps the claim as of September 2024, and it is the only service-area statement on the site. Telehealth prescribing rules moved considerably in that window.

Strut adds that certain medications may not be available in all states, without saying which. So even taking the shipping line at face value, the per-product picture is unresolved. Confirm your state and your specific formulation directly.

No pharmacy named, and no approved brand

Strut names the medical entity behind the prescriptions in its Terms, Titan Health, P.A., which is better corporate disclosure than several sellers manage. The pharmacy layer gets no such treatment.

The site says only that a licensed U.S. pharmacy or Strut's partner pharmacy fills the order. For a compounded preparation that is the one identity you most want, and Shed and Embody both publish it outright.

Every weight-loss product Strut sells is compounded or a supplement. If you want an FDA-approved finished drug, this seller doesn't carry one. Eden or Shed are the places to look instead.