Compounded semaglutide
Levers Health review
New semaglutide patients at Levers Health start on the Standard Program, $247 a month for doses up to 1.25 mg a week. Going past that means the Max Subscription at $297, which covers up to 2.5 mg. Both are billed monthly, and nothing is charged unless a doctor approves your intake.
Is it right for you?
Worth a look if
- You're new to semaglutide and expect to spend at least three months at the lower doses.
- You'd like to pay with HSA or FSA funds.
- You plan to add another Levers product, since two different products earn a 10% discount.
Skip it if
- You already need more than 1.25 mg a week and want the lowest possible bill.
- Your state isn't among the 28 on the semaglutide page's shipping list.
What's included
On the Standard Program a newcomer receives one 2.5 mg bottle in each of the first two months, then one 5 mg bottle a month. The Max Subscription sends one 10 mg bottle per shipment. Each plan comes with a personalized dosing protocol, unlimited clinical support and check-in calls, a diet and exercise guide, and syringes and alcohol wipes.
The formula is semaglutide with glycine and vitamin B-12, at 5, 5 and 1 mg per mL, so the liquid looks red. A licensed provider reviews your intake and the order is filled by a 503A compounding pharmacy that Levers says is LegitScript certified. The company is Levers Health LLC of Scottsdale, Arizona.
From sign-up to refills
- Pick the Standard or Max plan and complete checkout. You get a link to the medical intake form by email afterward.
- A licensed practitioner reviews your answers and may contact you with questions. You're charged only after approval.
- Pharmacy processing can take up to 10 business days, though Levers says it's usually under 5. The order then ships next-day air by FedEx.
- Each month you fill in a short check-in survey so your physician can adjust the dose. Levers suggests reordering two weeks before a bottle runs out.
What's good, what isn't
What's good
- Levers' Standard Program is $247 a month and is built for a new patient's first three months.
- A second Levers product takes 10% off, and a third takes 15% off, according to the semaglutide FAQ.
- Levers accepts HSA and FSA cards for semaglutide, used just like a credit card.
What isn't
- The price rises to $297 once your dose passes 1.25 mg a week.
- Levers can't ship to PO boxes, and its shipping list stops at 28 states.
- Medication from Levers' partner pharmacies can't be returned once the order reaches the pharmacy.
Read these terms first
- Which plan fits your dose
- Pick Standard if you're new or at 1.25 mg a week or less. Choose Max if you're already on a higher dose from another provider.
- Changing or stopping
- You can pause, modify or cancel from the subscription portal. A refund is possible only before the pharmacy processes the order.
- Timing your refills
- Pharmacy delays happen during busy periods. Reorder about two weeks before you run out so there's no gap.
Price
Levers Health costs $247 a month for compounded semaglutide. That is the starting dose; it rises to $297 at the top of its range.
How we got $247
The arithmeticOne month = 30.4375 days
Levers Health advertises
Read on Levers Health's own site
$247.00
The card is charged $247.00 — exactly what it advertises
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And it is charged once a calendar month
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A real month$247.00
Reconciles exactly — the advertised figure is a real month.
The price above is the starting dose, and it rises as your dose does. At the top of the range this seller publishes, a month costs $297.
Where it sits, and what costs less
$54median $199$325+
266 cheaper · 70%112 dearer · 30%
The most expensive 10 sellers charge between $325 and $540 a month.
- Fidelity Medical Clinicstarting dose$54
- Collective$76
- NextMeds$79
- Lean Meds$79
- RxPepsDirectstarting dose$80
- Levers Health$247
Another 261 sellers are cheaper than Levers Health. The whole cheapest list →
What else this seller sells
The same seller appears in our data for one other medication.
- tirzepatide — $396 a month
Each figure is a real month for that medication, and none of it is part of the compounded semaglutide price above. How the two molecules compare at every seller that sells both: compounded semaglutide vs compounded tirzepatide.
Common questions about Levers Health
- Is Levers Health legit for semaglutide?
- Levers Health is an Arizona company whose medical director is Russell Bartels, MD. A licensed provider writes each prescription, and a regulated 503A pharmacy fills it. The semaglutide is compounded, so it isn't Wegovy or Ozempic and hasn't been approved by the FDA.
- How much does Levers Health semaglutide cost?
- $247 a month on the Standard Program, for doses up to 1.25 mg a week. The Max Subscription costs $297 a month and covers up to 2.5 mg. Shipping and supplies are included. Levers' tirzepatide plan is $396 a month.
- Does Levers Health accept insurance?
- Levers doesn't take insurance of any type. It says the cash-pay model lets it keep prices down, and it accepts HSA and FSA cards.
- How do I cancel Levers Health?
- Log in to the subscription portal and cancel or pause there. Anything the pharmacy has already started on can't be refunded.