GLP-1 from $149/mo
Last updated: Sep 2026
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Sprout is a gentle on-ramp — a good fit if you're new to GLP-1 medications and want a supportive, lifestyle-minded start rather than a clinical-heavy program. If you want maximum medical oversight or the lowest price, other picks fit better.
What you'll pay and the medications on offer — confirm the current number at checkout.
Intro starting rate; ongoing ~$249/mo (semaglutide) / ~$299/mo (tirzepatide).
As of Sep 2026 · source: health.usnews.com.
Yes — Sprout is a legitimate US-based telehealth weight-loss provider. In practice, it works with US compounding pharmacies, and a licensed clinician reviews your intake before prescribing.
"Legitimate" means a real, licensed telehealth operation — not a guarantee of results. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved brand drugs. Always confirm current details and eligibility with the provider.
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Choose your plan — all-in, includes medication. Intro starting rate.
Complete a short online health intake; async questionnaire + monthly check-ins. If appropriate, a licensed clinician writes your prescription.
Sprout sends your prescription to its partner pharmacy for compounded semaglutide & tirzepatide.
Discreet, tracked shipping — no clinic visits, no pickup.
Consults, monthly check-ins, pharmacy + home delivery.
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At the dose most people stay on, expect about $249/mo — all-in, includes medication. The advertised starting rate is $149/mo, but that's usually an intro or prepay figure. Intro starting rate; ongoing ~$249/mo (semaglutide) / ~$299/mo (tirzepatide). Confirm the current price at health.usnews.com.
Compounded semaglutide & tirzepatide, taken as weekly injection. Availability of any specific product shifts with supply, so check current options with Sprout.
Sprout is cash-pay. Insurance rarely covers compounded GLP-1s, so members pay out of pocket, though HSA/FSA funds usually work.
Async questionnaire + monthly check-ins. You complete an online medical intake, a licensed clinician reviews it, and — if appropriate — medication ships to your door.
Nationwide (excl. AL, AR, CA, LA, MS, ND). Confirm your state is covered before you start.
Yes — a licensed clinician reviews your medical intake before any prescription is issued. Compounded GLP-1 medications aren't FDA-approved finished products, so confirm the provider's credentials and your state's availability before you sign up.
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We built this review from Sprout's own published pricing, plans and policies, cross-checked against regulatory and peer-reviewed medical references, and read alongside real customer feedback. We verify claims rather than take a provider's word for them.
Pricing, plans, shipping and policies as published on Sprout's own site — checked Sep 2026.
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Treatment facts are grounded in FDA guidance and peer-reviewed research (listed below). This is information, not medical advice — always consult a licensed clinician.