Cost by dose · 1 mg
Compounded semaglutide 1 mg: what it costs per month
227 sellers publish a price that is true at 1 mg. Nearly all of them charge one price at every dose, so it does not move as you titrate. A further 115 publish only a starting price — an entry figure that is not what 1 mg costs — and are left off this page rather than listed at a number they do not charge.
Every price here is a price for 1 mg, restated as a real calendar month from the seller’s own billing cycle.
Where 1 mg sits on the label
1 mg is the third of 5 rungs of the Wegovy label's schedule, a step on the way up from 0.5 mg to 1.7 mg, taken for weeks 9 to 12. The label does not name it as a dose to stay on; its maintenance doses are 1.7 or 2.4 mg.
223 sellers publish a monthly price that holds at 1 mg, from $76 to $540, with the middle at $199. By the earliest point the label lets you reach 1 mg you will have paid for 8 weeks of treatment, about $366 at that middle price. Just one seller publishes a price for 1 mg alone; the rest charge one price at every dose.
Schedule from the FDA prescribing information for WEGOVY (semaglutide), section 2.2, revision 6/2026. A compounded vial has no dosing label of its own, so prescribers work from this one; the full schedule, step by step →
What 1 mg is on a syringe
A unit is a mark on the barrel, not an amount of medicine. On a U-100 syringe 1 mg is a different mark at each strength a compounding pharmacy may dispense, so the number below is only yours if your vial says the same mg/mL.
| Vial strength | Units for 1 mg |
|---|---|
| 1 mg/mL | 100 |
| 2.5 mg/mL | 40 |
| 5 mg/mL | 20 |
Check the concentration printed on your own label, and if it and your instructions disagree, ask the pharmacy rather than the internet. Work it out for your vial →
| Provider | True monthly | Advertised | Cycle | Visit provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collective | $76incl. $17 fee | monthly | View → | |
| NextMeds | $79 | — | monthly | View → |
| Lean Meds | $79 | — | monthly | View → |
| BiltRx | $81 | — | monthly | View → |
| Embody | $86 | 4-wk | View → | |
| Mondae | $87 | — | monthly | View → |
| altRX | $89 | — | monthly | View → |
| Science & Co | $90 | monthly | View → | |
| CoreAge Rx | $99 | — | monthly | View → |
| Eden | $99 | — | monthly | View → |
| Trinity Meds | $99reported | — | monthly | View → |
| Lttl | $99 | monthly | View → | |
| Factor Health MD | $100 | monthly | View → | |
| 10Rx | $101$299 up front | 90d | View → | |
| RxPros | $106reported | monthly | View → | |
| Mint Med | $106 | — | monthly | View → |
| SnagRx | $108 | 4-wk | View → | |
| OurView Health | $109 | monthly | View → | |
| Lumen Meds | $115 | — | monthly | View → |
| Kongo | $119 | — | monthly | View → |
The 20 cheapest are shown; see every seller →
Common questions about 1 mg
- How much does compounded semaglutide 1 mg cost per month?
- Across the 223 sellers priced at 1 mg whose true monthly cost we can compute, the range is $76 to $540 a month and the middle of the market is $199. Each figure is the cost of a 30.4375-day calendar month, worked out from what the seller actually bills rather than copied from its advertised "per month".
- Does the price go up as the dose goes up?
- At 226 of the 227 sellers on this page it does not — they charge the same at every dose, so the figure here is what you keep paying as you titrate. The rest publish a price specific to 1 mg, which means their cheaper figure at a lower dose does not apply here.
- Why are some sellers missing from this page?
- Every figure on this page is what you would pay at 1 mg, so a seller whose only published price is a starting-dose price is left out. That number would sit in the table looking like a 1 mg price when it is not one. Those sellers appear on the main index with their price marked as a starting dose.
- Is the advertised price the same as what you are billed?
- Often not. A charge billed every four weeks lands thirteen times a year rather than twelve, so describing it as monthly understates the year by about eight percent. Where a seller's advertised figure differs from what it bills, both are shown here with the billing cycle that explains the difference.