The dose steps up on schedule because the medication is working. In most programs, every step up raises your bill. Watch:
Month 1starting dose$199
Month 3dose steps up$299
Month 6dose steps up again$449
Every monthRxPros, any dose$89.97
Climb figures modeled on standard pricing that rises with your dose. Month six is when the climb peaks, and it is the month most people quietly quit. It is rarely the medication's fault. Some people call it the success tax.
The year, in two numbers
Twelve months at the typical telehealth rate, next to twelve months flat:
A year where you are$4,800
A year at RxPros$1,079.64
Kept in your pocket$3,720
Not your numbers? Audit yours.
Two taps. No email. Just arithmetic.
Step 1: what's the monthly number where you are — or the one you were quoted?
Step 2: which one are you looking at?
12 months where you are$4,800
12 months at RxPros, flat at every dose*$1,079.64
Kept in your pocket$3,720
*Starting at $89.97/mo, flat rate for your entire plan. Comparison figures: brand list and cash-pay prices are published manufacturer pricing; "typical telehealth" reflects what other GLP-1 telehealth brands charge ($400+/mo); the climb pattern models pricing that rises with your dose.
Every price on the table
Nothing hidden. This is the whole market:
Brand-name, list pricepublished manufacturer pricing$1,349/mo
Brand-name cash-paythe manufacturers' direct plans$499/mo
Typical GLP-1 telehealththe price climbs as your dose goes up$400+/mo
RxPros, flat at every dosesemaglutide / tirzepatide, entire plan$89.97 / $119.97
Why the math is even possible
What the flat number buys: compounded medication, made to your prescription by a licensed US pharmacy and shipped 3 months at a time. The price does not change as your dose goes up.
Compounded by licensed US pharmacies.Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide through licensed providers. The same medication category, without the brand-name markup.
What "compounded" means: a licensed US pharmacy makes the medication to your prescription and ships it in a vial, instead of it arriving as a brand-name pre-filled pen. Same molecule, different preparation. Compounded medication is not FDA-approved, which is why a licensed provider has to evaluate you before it can be prescribed.
No membership fee. No price rise as your dose goes up.Most programs charge more as your dose goes up, so your progress raises your bill. Here the flat rate is the business model, not a promo.
The price you start at is the price you stay at.Starting at $89.97/mo (semaglutide) or $119.97/mo (tirzepatide), flat for your entire plan.
How it works
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Take the quizA few questions about your health and your weight history. No insurance, no waiting room.2 minutes
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A provider reviews itA licensed US provider reads your answers and decides whether this is right for you.As fast as 4 hours
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Prescribed and shippedIf you qualify, your medication ships cold-packed to your door. Same price every month.In as little as 3 days
No insurance neededNo prior authorizationCancel anytimeAll 50 statesFree shipping
People who specifically want brand-name injection pens. RxPros dispenses compounded medication in vials.
Anyone hoping to skip the medical evaluation. There isn't a version of this without one: licensed US providers review every visit, and prescriptions go only to patients who qualify.
Honest gate, honestly stated. The free visit is exactly that: an evaluation, not a checkout.
On the medication class itself: in clinical trials, tirzepatide averaged about 21% body weight reduction over 72 weeks, and semaglutide about 15% over 68 weeks. Individual results vary. That is why the evaluation comes first.
