# New Wave Health Review: $253/mo Compounded Semaglutide Canonical source: https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/new-wave-health Description: New Wave Health: $253 a month for compounded semaglutide, restated from its own billing cycle. Cheaper than 21% of the 378 sellers we can compute. Author: David Chen Last recorded revision: 2026-11-02 This is a readable version of the published page. Cite the canonical source above. Prices, eligibility and medical limitations retain the qualifications in the page below. Compounded semaglutide # New Wave Health review By [David Chen](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/authors/david-chen)·Editor·Updated November 2026 Compounded semaglutide at New Wave Health opens with a $139 first month, then renews at $249 every 30 days. Averaged over a calendar month, that's about $253. Your provider steps the dose up as needed, and the charge stays the same. A real month costs$253advertised $139 +$113.63 gap EvidenceVerified Billing cyclemonthly Price across dosesSame at every dose Where it shipsNot stated FDA warning letterNone found [Visit New Wave Health →](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/go/new-wave-health/provider) [Visit New Wave Health →](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/go/new-wave-health/provider) On this page - Is it right for you? - What's included - From sign-up to refills - What's good, what isn't - Read these terms first - Price - New Wave Health FAQ - Sources ## Is it right for you? ### Worth a look if - You're new to GLP-1 medication and want a supervised starting program. - You want a flat semaglutide price from the first dose to the last. - You'd use a provider you can message between check-ins. ### Skip it if - You're after the lowest renewal price, since $139 covers only the first month. - You want every policy page to agree, since two of them give different cancellation deadlines. - You'd rather see the pharmacy's name before ordering. ## What's included New Wave sells semaglutide as a weekly injection. Partner compounding pharmacies prepare it, and it ships on a regular schedule. The plan screen says medication is included and every dose costs the same. The [provider price index](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers) puts New Wave Health’s recorded cost on the same calendar-month basis as other sellers. Check whether the quote covers your prescribed dose and includes the same services. Among the sellers we work with, the [Gala review](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/gala) and the [Oak review](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/oak) cover the sellers nearest in recorded price; we may earn a commission from those sellers. Semaglutide is the foundational program here. The page calls it the steadier option and often the right place to start before tirzepatide. New Wave also offers a GLP-1 microdose program and an oral version, each priced on its own. Care runs through a patient portal with direct messaging to your assigned provider. The terms describe one bundled price that covers the pharmacy, the medical group and the platform. Packages arrive cold and unmarked. ## From sign-up to refills - Answer the secure health questionnaire. No appointment or clinic visit is needed to begin. - Choose the Monthly Plan, or a 3-Month or 6-Month Plan, on the plan screen. - An independent provider reviews your answers and, if treatment fits, sets your starting dose. - The pharmacy ships the semaglutide in cold packaging. Your card is charged again every 30 days. - Check-ins follow on a set cadence, and the provider adjusts the dose as your appetite and weight respond. ## What's good, what isn't ### What's good - New Wave's plan screen reads “Same price, every dose” for compounded semaglutide. - An order can be canceled within 24 hours if New Wave's provider network hasn't received it yet. - Direct messaging with your New Wave provider is included between scheduled check-ins. ### What isn't - Once the $139 first month ends, New Wave charges $249 every 30 days. - No partner pharmacy is named anywhere on New Wave's site. - Under New Wave's refund policy, dispensed medication can't be refunded even after you cancel. ## Read these terms first Two cancellation deadlines The terms say auto-refill can be switched off up to 48 hours before a processing date. The semaglutide page FAQ asks for 30 days' notice. Plan around the longer one. Where you live One New Wave page says all 50 states. Another limits care to Virginia and the states where its providers hold licenses. Check your state at intake. Damaged or wrong orders Report a damaged or incorrect package within 48 hours of delivery, with your order number. Photos may be requested. ## Price New Wave Health costs $253 a month for compounded semaglutide. It advertises $139. The card is charged $249 every 30 days. How we got $253 The arithmeticOne month = 30.4375 days - New Wave Health advertises Read on New Wave Health's own site $139.00 - The card is charged $249.00, not $139.00 The advertised figure is not the amount that leaves the account. + $110.00 - And it is charged every 30 days, not every month 12.18 charges a year, not twelve — a thirteenth lands on day 360, inside the same year. + $3.63 A real month$252.63 A real month costs $113.63 more than the figure advertised. ## Where it sits, and what costs less $54median $199$325+ 292 cheaper · 77%81 dearer · 21% The most expensive 10 sellers charge between $325 and $540 a month. - [Fidelity Medical Clinic](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/fidelity-medical-clinic)starting dose$54 - [RxPepsDirect](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/rxpepsdirect)starting dose$65 - [Collective](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/collective)$76 - [NextMeds](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/nextmeds)$79 - [Lean Meds](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/providers/leanmeds)$79 - New Wave Health$253 Another 287 sellers are cheaper than New Wave Health. [The whole cheapest list →](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/cheapest) ## What else this seller sells The same seller appears in our data for one other medication. - [tirzepatide](https://compoundedtirzepatide.org/providers/new-wave-health) — $303 a month Each figure is a calendar-month equivalent. These medications are priced separately from compounded semaglutide. How the two molecules compare at every seller that sells both: [compounded semaglutide vs compounded tirzepatide](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/vs-tirzepatide). ## Common questions about New Wave Health Is New Wave Health legit? New Wave Health is a Virginia Beach company that runs a telehealth platform, not a medical practice. Independent licensed providers make every prescribing decision. Compounded semaglutide isn't Wegovy or Ozempic, and the site states it isn't FDA-approved. How much does New Wave Health semaglutide cost? $139 for the first month on the Monthly Plan, then $249 every 30 days, or about $253 a month. Tirzepatide at New Wave works out to about $303. Is there a contract with New Wave Health? No. The plan screen says “No contracts, cancel anytime,” and the homepage FAQ adds that no long-term commitment is required. Can you cancel New Wave Health semaglutide? Yes, by turning off auto-refill in the patient portal. Do it well before the next charge, since the FAQ asks for 30 days' notice. Medication that has already shipped won't be refunded. ## Sources - [Homepage and FAQ](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/go/new-wave-health/source?ref=73f65dbf5d7ee01f09d1a897) - [Semaglutide program page](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/go/new-wave-health/source?ref=c30d5b7743d313d91b669eb2) - [Plan screen (eligibility flow)](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/go/new-wave-health/source?ref=d89e579334bfb5cd893ede43) - [Terms, subscription and refund policy](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/go/new-wave-health/source?ref=1e25e7cf46afd21dcec66f37) [What the evidence says about microdosing →](https://compoundedsemaglutide.org/reference/microdosing)