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.
This roster logs the product page's figure, because that is the page a buyer lands on, and it records the conflict in the qualifier so the number never travels alone. But a reader should know that Strut itself has not settled which price is correct.
Practically, this is a question to 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 several sellers here. Its injectable figures are described as monthly supply rates on the auto-refill plan, not as a first month against an unpublished renewal.
SkinnyRx, by contrast, publishes four figures and every one of them is a first-month price with no renewal rate anywhere on the site. Against that, Strut's numbers are the kind you can actually put in a budget.
Strut also states that 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 in this comparison price one route and blend the rest.
That granularity is useful if you are specifically weighing a needle against a tablet or a lozenge, because you can see what the format actually costs rather than being quoted one blended GLP-1 rate the way Henry Meds does.
The auto-refill framing is worth noticing on all four. The figures are described as auto-refill or as-low-as rates, which means the price assumes an ongoing subscription rather than a one-off purchase.
The state statement is nearly two years old
Strut says it can ship to every state except Arkansas. That is a real, specific service-area statement, which is more than most of this field publishes.
The problem is the date attached to it. Strut's own wording stamps the claim as of September 2024, and it is the only state-coverage 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 here 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 a buyer most wants, 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 does not carry one, and Eden or Shed are the places on this roster to look instead.
Strut Health's published pricing
| Medication | Price | Verified |
|---|---|---|
| Semaglutide (compounded) | $129/moCompounded injectable semaglutide, quoted as "As low as $129/mo" on the auto-refill plan and "MONTHLY VIAL $129 Monthly supply" lower on the same page; the semaglutide hub page prints the same figure as "SEMAGLUTIDE INJECTABLE $129 Monthly vial". Strut states "Price includes physician consultations and free shipping." | September 2026source |
| Semaglutide (compounded) | $99/moCompounded oral semaglutide buccal lozenge, quoted as "Save 21% with auto-refill / As low as $99/mo" and "30-DAY SUPPLY $99 Monthly supply" on the dedicated product page. Warning: Strut's own semaglutide hub page prints a different figure for the same product — "SEMAGLUTIDE ORAL $199 30-day supply Buccal lozenge, no injections needed" — so the site publishes two conflicting prices for this item. | September 2026source |
| Tirzepatide (compounded) | $149/moCompounded injectable tirzepatide, quoted as "AUTO REFILL / As low as $149 / Save 14%" and "TRANSPARENT PRICING / 30 DAY SUPPLY / $149 / Just $4.97/day to support your weight loss journey"; the page also states "Includes Provider & Medication" and "Medical Necessity Required" | September 2026source |
| Tirzepatide (compounded) | $199/moCompounded oral tirzepatide, quoted as "AUTO REFILL / As low as $199 / Save 17%" on the product page for "Compounded Tirzepatide", the daily oral tablet program | September 2026source |
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See Strut Health's current price →Good fit if
- Readers who want a standing monthly price rather than a first-month rate with an unpublished renewal.
- Buyers who want the physician visit and shipping inside the advertised figure instead of billed as a separate membership.
- People choosing between an injection and an oral formulation, since Strut prices all four combinations separately.
- Patients who want the medical entity behind the prescription named, which Strut does in its Terms.
Look elsewhere if
- Anyone buying the oral semaglutide lozenge on price, since Strut's product page and its semaglutide hub page print two different figures for it.
- Buyers in Arkansas, who are excluded, and anyone who needs a current service-area statement rather than one dated September 2024.
- Readers who need the compounding pharmacy named. Shed names three with street addresses; Embody names four with addresses and phone numbers.
- Patients who want an FDA-approved brand. Strut sells none; Eden and Shed both publish cash figures for approved products.
How this review was verified
- Read all four Strut product pages at their source URLs and logged each published figure with the date read.
- Read the semaglutide hub page as well as the oral lozenge's own product page, compared the two figures printed for the same thirty-day supply, and recorded the discrepancy in the qualifier rather than silently picking one.
- Logged the product page figure for the oral lozenge, on the basis that it is the page a buyer lands on, with the conflicting hub-page figure quoted alongside it.
- Quoted Strut's own inclusion language into the qualifiers, including that the injectable semaglutide price covers physician consultations and free shipping and that the tirzepatide figure includes the provider and the medication.
- Recorded the auto-refill framing on each figure, so a subscription rate is not read as a one-off purchase price.
- Read the shipping answer and kept its own "As of September 2024" date attached to the Arkansas exclusion.
- Read the Terms and logged the named medical entity, and searched the site for a named compounding pharmacy and recorded the category language used instead.