Ladies First Pricing

Honest pricing. No surprises.

Every plan price is per 28 days. Flexible plans renew every 28 days — 13 billing cycles per year. Multi-week plans are billed once per term, up front — the longer the term, the lower your per-28-day price. Your exact price is shown before you enter payment; a medical provider reviews your health history before any treatment ships.

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Compounded GLP-1 plans

Prepared by state-licensed compounding pharmacies; not FDA-approved. Every table shows exactly what you’d pay and when.

Compounded Semaglutide

Weekly injection

Plan length	Per 28 days	Billed as
Flexible — renews every 28 days	$249	$249 every 28 days
12-week plan	$219	$657 every 12 weeks
24-week plan	$199	$1,194 every 24 weeks
52-week plan	$179	$2,327 every 52 weeks

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Compounded Tirzepatide

Weekly injection

Plan length	Per 28 days	Billed as
Flexible — renews every 28 days	$339	$339 every 28 days
12-week plan	$309	$927 every 12 weeks
24-week plan	$289	$1,734 every 24 weeks
52-week plan	$269	$3,497 every 52 weeks

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Oral Semaglutide

Daily sublingual tablet

Plan length	Per 28 days	Billed as
Flexible — renews every 28 days	$279	$279 every 28 days
12-week plan	$259	$777 every 12 weeks
24-week plan	$239	$1,434 every 24 weeks
52-week plan	$209	$2,717 every 52 weeks

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Oral Tirzepatide

Daily sublingual tablet

Plan length	Per 28 days	Billed as
Flexible — renews every 28 days	$339	$339 every 28 days
12-week plan	$309	$927 every 12 weeks
24-week plan	$289	$1,734 every 24 weeks
52-week plan	$269	$3,497 every 52 weeks

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Brand-name, FDA-approved medications

Prices reflect self-pay pricing — insurance is never billed or involved.

Ozempic® (semaglutide)

FDA-approved brand-name injection from Novo Nordisk, once weekly.

$1,299every 28 days

Zepbound® (tirzepatide)

FDA-approved brand-name injection from Eli Lilly, once weekly.

$1,399every 28 days

Add-ons your provider may include

B12 / MIC InjectionsA vitamin B12 and lipotropics injection some providers include alongside a weight plan.$145 every 28 days · or $375 per 12 weeks

NAD+ (Injection or Nasal)A coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism.$199 first 28 days, then $239 · or $597 per 12 weeks

Sermorelin (Injection)A prescription peptide your provider may discuss as part of a broader wellness plan.$199 first 28 days, then $239 · or $597 per 12 weeks

Every plan includes

Care from a medical provider licensed in your state — an initial video visit and ongoing follow-ups

Personalized 1:1 coaching for nutrition, habits, and accountability

Your prescribed medication, shipped free to your door

Dose adjustments as your provider fine-tunes your plan

Anti-nausea medication (ondansetron) prescribed alongside your plan if your provider feels you need it

Lab work when your provider orders it

A member platform to schedule visits, track progress, and message your care team

Cancel any time — future billing cycles stop; past payments are not refundable

Prices reflect self-pay pricing without insurance. Exact plan options are shown at the end of the medical intake, before you pay anything. Want the options explained? See every option →

See exactly what you’d pay — before you pay it.

Take the free 3–5 minute check. A medical provider licensed in your state reviews your health history, and your exact plan and price are confirmed before anything is charged.

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Provider review within 24–48 hours · 100% self-pay · Cancel any time

Important information about compounded medications: Ladies First is a women’s telehealth platform and does not provide medical services; all medical care is provided by our medical provider partner, an independent network of US-licensed medical providers. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; the FDA does not review compounded preparations for safety, efficacy, or quality before they are marketed. They are prepared by state-licensed compounding pharmacies operating under USP <795>/<797> standards. Ozempic®, Zepbound®, and Wegovy® are FDA-approved medications; compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are not the same products. Individual results vary. Treatment availability varies by state and is decided solely by a medical provider licensed in your state. 100% self-pay; prescription medications require medical evaluation and are prescribed only when appropriate. See our Medications Safety Information page.