Semaglutide

A weekly injection that may help you feel fuller and reduce appetite, cravings and persistent thoughts about food, often called food noise. With physician-led care shaped around your health and your life. Individual responses vary.

A weekly injection that may help you feel fuller and reduce appetite, cravings and persistent thoughts about food, often called food noise. With physician-led care shaped around your health and your life. Individual responses vary.

Physician-guided dosing, adjusted as your body responds.

Physician-guided dosing, adjusted as your body responds.

Ongoing support with dose changes, side effects and questions.

Ongoing support with dose changes, side effects and questions.

Treatment decisions based on your health history and individual needs.

Treatment decisions based on your health history and individual needs.

Starting at

$130 / month

US-licensed pharmacies

100% online care

Ongoing clinical support

Discreet delivery

HSA/FSA payment options

Klarna
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Cash App Afterpay

HSA/FSA eligibility depends on your plan and the expense. Check with your plan administrator.

Prescription treatment requires an online evaluation by a licensed physician, who will determine whether a prescription is appropriate for you. A prescription is not guaranteed. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed pharmacy and are not approved by the FDA. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. Product images are illustrative. Actual medication packaging may differ.

What is semaglutide?

Semaglutide is a GLP-1 medication. It mimics a hormone your body naturally releases after eating, which helps signal fullness, slows how quickly your stomach empties and supports blood sugar regulation. It may help quiet constant thoughts about food. Your physician starts you on a low dose and adjusts gradually as your body responds.

Care that adapts with you

1

Your starting point

Your physician reviews your health history and determines if treatment is appropriate.

2

Getting comfortable

Clear instructions on taking your medication, with support for questions and side effects.

3

Checking in

Your physician reviews how you are responding and decides if your treatment needs adjusting.

4

Looking ahead

Continued conversations about your treatment, goals and next steps.

Care that adapts with you

1

Your starting point

Your physician reviews your health history and determines if treatment is appropriate.

2

Getting comfortable

Clear instructions on taking your medication, with support for questions and side effects.

3

Checking in

Your physician reviews how you are responding and decides if your treatment needs adjusting.

4

Looking ahead

Continued conversations about your treatment, goals and next steps.

Care that adapts with you

1

Your starting point

Your physician reviews your health history and determines if treatment is appropriate.

2

Getting comfortable

Clear instructions on taking your medication, with support for questions and side effects.

3

Checking in

Your physician reviews how you are responding and decides if your treatment needs adjusting.

4

Looking ahead

Continued conversations about your treatment, goals and next steps.

Your GLP1 questions, answered

A little clarity before you begin. Your physician can help you understand what these answers mean for your own health.

Are GLP-1s safe?

How long before I see results?

What about side effects?

Who should not use semaglutide?

Will the weight come back when I stop?

Does the price go up when my dose increases?

Is this only for women with a lot of weight to lose?

What is the difference between compounded and brand-name medications?

What if I am already on a GLP-1 and want to switch to MOY?

What is your cancellation and refund policy?

Is this covered by insurance?