Keep the full plan cost in the comparison
The semaglutide table lists $119 for one month, $286 for three, $536 for six and $999 for twelve. The tirzepatide table lists $139, $334, $626 and $1,168 for the same terms. We checked the fully rendered tables on September 27, 2026; an initial text fetch did not load these plan details.
The longer-plan headlines round the total into a monthly equivalent. They do not mean the twelve-month total is collected in twelve separate payments. For a budget, record the amount due upfront before the equivalent rate. Our prescription-cost worksheet helps keep service charges, medication costs and payment dates from being mixed together.
A longer payment term does not mean one large shipment
The product pages say longer plans are paid upfront and six- and twelve-month plans ship medication three months at a time. They describe clinical review, supplies, medication, support and shipping as included, with price based on plan length rather than prescribed dose.
Ask how each later shipment is authorized and what happens if treatment changes before the prepaid period ends. Delivery in stages may avoid receiving the entire supply at once, but it does not by itself define a refund right. Do not assume money set aside for a future shipment will automatically be returned if you stop treatment.
Know when a hold becomes a charge
The payment policy describes a temporary authorization at checkout and capture after a provider approves the request. It also describes automatic renewal at the selected term and cadence. The end of a long plan should therefore go on the calendar alongside its initial payment.
An authorization can still affect the funds available on a card while a request is reviewed. Keep the order record and ask your card issuer about release timing if the request is declined. Before enrolling, check the next renewal amount and how much notice you need; a twelve-month package should not be assumed to stop automatically after twelve months.
No cancellation fee does not mean every payment is refundable
The cancellation policy distinguishes stopping future renewal from refunding an existing charge. It ties refund limits to clinical work and pharmacy processing, and gives different cutoffs for consultations, prescriptions and laboratory orders. A general no-cancellation-fee statement does not remove those limits.
For a prepaid plan, ask for a specific example: if your clinician stops treatment after the first shipment, what happens to the remaining paid term? Get the answer for the actual plan before committing. Keep cancellation confirmation and any refund decision separately, since one does not prove the other has happened.
Our cost-focused assessment
The provider website names Empower, Drug Crafters and Boudreaux’s New Drug Store as pharmacy partners, with availability dependent on location. Confirm the actual dispenser and prescribing professional for your case. The service’s compounded medicines are not FDA-approved; a longer commitment is a payment decision, not evidence of better treatment.
PreventiveMD supplies enough public pricing to compare several commitment lengths, which is useful. The central tradeoff is a lower advertised equivalent rate in exchange for more money paid ahead of care. We did not enroll, test refunds or verify personal eligibility. Our review therefore focuses on the numbers and policies a prospective patient can ask the service to confirm.
Common questions
Is the approximately $83 semaglutide figure paid monthly?
The displayed twelve-month plan costs $999 upfront. The lower monthly figure is an equivalent rate, not an installment schedule.
Does canceling renewal automatically refund a prepaid plan?
No. The policy treats cancellation of future renewal and refunds of existing charges separately. Confirm how its cutoffs apply to the selected longer plan.
Sources and fact-checking
Sources checked 2026-09-27. Company pages document their own published terms; government and research sources provide context. This is a review of published information, not a hands-on service test or a clinical evaluation. Prices and availability can change.