For people already on a GLP-1
Moving your care starts with your history.
Most weight-loss telehealth is built for day one. StaveMD’s intake asks what you were taking, your last dose, and where you stalled — and a licensed provider builds your plan from that history and decides what treatment and dose are appropriate. No membership fee.
I've stalled on my current dose
The scale stopped moving weeks ago and your program's answer is “keep going.”
Start hereI'm switching programs
Your program shut down, changed its prices, or lost your coverage — and you're mid-treatment.
Start hereI'm at goal and want to keep it
The weight is off. Now you want a plan — and a price — built for maintenance, not acquisition.
Start hereFree eligibility check · a licensed provider decides whether treatment — and which plan — is appropriate for you.
Worth having ready
- · What you’ve been taking (medication and roughly how long)
- · Your most recent dose, and when you last took it
- · Where progress stalled, if it did — and anything that helped
No records or referrals required — your own account of your history is what the provider reviews.
If your program shut down
Picking your care back up
Programs close. Prices change. Coverage gets pulled mid-treatment. None of that should cost you the progress you already made. Here’s exactly how a transfer works.
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Don't just run out — plan the gap
If your program is ending or your coverage lapsed, talk to a licensed provider before your last dose runs out. They can help you decide what to do if there is a gap in treatment. If cost or coverage is the trigger, here are your options first.
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Write down where you actually are
Be ready to share your treatment history with your provider: what you were taking, your most recent dose and when you last took it, and where progress stalled if it did.
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A provider reviews your history
A licensed provider reviews your history and decides whether continuing is appropriate and at what dose. Your provider may request records or recommend a different dose based on your history.
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One flat price, so a transfer isn't a penalty
StaveMD offers transparent flat pricing: monthly compounded tirzepatide is $349 every 4 weeks, and monthly compounded semaglutide is $149 for new patients’ first 4 weeks then $279 every 4 weeks. Zero membership fees, with provider review, supplies, and shipping included. Picking your care back up doesn’t mean climbing a price ladder again. Pay for your plan at checkout. A licensed provider reviews your medication history and decides whether to prescribe. If they don't prescribe, we'll refund your payment in full.
Free eligibility check — a licensed provider decides whether continuing treatment is appropriate for you.
Everything your treatment needs, in one place
- Provider review of your dose and check-ins throughout treatment
- Injections or oral tablets — you pick the form at checkout; a licensed US pharmacy compounds it for your prescription
- Message your care team for dose and side-effect support
- Optional care coaching you opt into — a person alongside your provider, never bundled into your price
Free eligibility check · no card required · no charge if it isn’t a fit
Injection or oral tablet — you pick the form at checkout.
“A little nausea in week 2 — normal?”
Very common early on — and if it sticks around, we’ll adjust your dose.
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Pricing, with nothing hidden
Know your renewal price before you choose.
then$279/month
For new patients, compounded semaglutide injections cost $149 for the first 4 weeks, then $279 every 4 weeks on the monthly plan. Oral semaglutide tablets $279/mo; compounded tirzepatide $349/mo. Your rate depends on which medication your provider prescribes — never on your dose. Shown in full before you pay.
- No membership fee
- No dose-based price increase
- No extra charge for provider review, supplies, or shipping
- Your first and renewal prices are shown together before you submit
- Cancel from your account
You’ll never see a charge you didn’t agree to.
The results
Patients choose StaveMD because the medicine works.
The GLP-1 medication our licensed providers prescribe has been studied in some of the largest weight-loss trials ever run. On average, here’s what those trials found.
of body weight lost, on average
What patients lost over about a year and a half in the trials — semaglutide ~15%, tirzepatide up to ~22.5%.
lighter, on average
Average loss for patients on higher-dose tirzepatide.
off the waist — real sizes, real clothes
Average waist reduction at the higher dose.
lost a fifth of their body weight
One in three trial participants lost 20% of their weight or more.
kept the weight off
Of patients who stayed on treatment, 9 in 10 were still holding onto at least 80% of their loss a full year later.
Common questions
Everything you’re wondering about
Straight answers — no marketing spin.
I'm already on a GLP-1 — can I switch to StaveMD, or restart after a break?
Yes, that's common — coverage changes, programs shut down, or progress stalls. Tell your provider your medication history in the intake: what you were taking, your last dose, and when you stopped. They'll build a transition or restart plan from where you actually are rather than automatically starting you over at the lowest dose. Whether switching is appropriate — and at what dose — is always your provider's call.
Do you charge more at higher doses?
No. Your price never moves with your dose — from your starting dose through the top of your titration, the bill is the same. What sets your price is which medication your provider prescribes: a one-month order of compounded semaglutide is $279, oral tablets $279, compounded tirzepatide $349. There's no separate membership fee either way, and the full amount is shown before you pay. If a program's advertised price only covers the lowest starting dose, that's worth asking them about.
How much does it cost?
From $179/month, and your dose never changes your price. A one-month order of compounded semaglutide injections is $279, oral semaglutide tablets $279, and compounded tirzepatide $349. Whatever the plan, your provider can move you up the dose ladder and the price doesn't move. Provider review, medication, supplies, shipping, and ongoing support are always included — no membership, “platform,” or “clinical” fees. Cancel from your account anytime.
Do I have to take it forever?
No. Once you reach your goal, you and your provider decide what's next — many people keep a small weekly maintenance dose because it keeps the weight off, and others adjust or taper. In the SURMOUNT-4 trial, 9 in 10 patients who stayed on tirzepatide kept the weight off a year later. Your dose, your pace — and you can cancel from your account at any time.
Is compounded medication real, or is it watered-down?
Compounded isn't counterfeit. A licensed compounding pharmacy prepares it from a GLP-1 active ingredient that meets USP quality standards, prescribed for you specifically — a long-standing, legal pharmacy practice. The honest tradeoff: compounded medications aren't FDA-approved, so the FDA doesn't review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality the way it does the branded drugs. Your provider decides whether it's appropriate for you.
Can I cancel, and what if it's not right for me?
Cancel from your account anytime — no phone call required. If a provider decides the program isn't a fit, you're refunded in full. And your care team stays reachable the whole way through — ongoing support, not a faceless subscription.
No Pressure
See if it’s right for you — free.
The eligibility check takes no card and no commitment. If you qualify, you see your plan's full price, and if a licensed provider doesn't prescribe after checkout, we'll refund your payment in full.
Free eligibility check · No card needed to see if you qualify