Moving your care shouldn’t mean starting over.

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.

No. Your price never moves with your dose — from your starting dose through the top of your titration, the bill is the same. Two things set your price: the plan length you choose, and which medication your provider prescribes. Compounded semaglutide starts at $139/month on the longest plan ($169 month-to-month); oral tablets from $169/month; compounded tirzepatide from $199/month. 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.

From $139/month, and your dose never changes your price. The exact rate depends on the plan length you choose and the medication your provider prescribes — compounded semaglutide injections run $169 billed monthly down to $139/month on the 52-week plan, oral semaglutide tablets $199 monthly down to $169/month, and compounded tirzepatide $249 monthly down to $199/month (longer plans bill the full term up front, disclosed before you pay). 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, and no insurance required. And right now, code STAVESTART takes $30 off your first month on monthly plans. Cancel from your account anytime.

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.

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.

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.