In this review
Compare the bill selected today, not just its equivalent
Semaglutide Starter offers $199 monthly for three months or $497 paid in full. Tirzepatide Starter offers $299 monthly or $797 paid in full. Selecting the prepaid option changes the displayed amount due today to that full figure. The roughly $166 and $266 monthly equivalents are budgeting descriptions, not the selected monthly subscriptions. [1] [2]
There is another unit to settle. The semaglutide starter is labeled an eleven-week program, while tirzepatide says twelve weeks; both payment choices refer to three months. Confirm the supplied period and renewal date in the selected agreement. Do not silently turn each description into the same calendar interval.
Separate the first charge from the next renewal in the complete GLP-1 cost planner.
Maintenance is a different price comparison
Maintenance retains the $199 semaglutide and $299 tirzepatide monthly options. The three-month prepaid cards show $547 and $847, alongside higher crossed-out figures of $597 and $897. Choose between the actual payment options rather than carry the lower starter prepaid rate into indefinite treatment. [1] [2]
The November holiday terms limit BIGFRIDAY95 and BIGFRIDAY115 to eligible new-patient starter programs paid in full. Promotional badges also appear beside maintenance cards, so obtain confirmation before assuming they apply there. Offers cannot be stacked, cover the first eligible program only and do not renew at the promotional rate. No further discounted total is established by the card alone. [3]
Compare another recurring purchase with a different refund destination in our Vyora price-and-refund review.
Compare a strength-dependent kit schedule and shorter recurring calendar in our VitaStir kit-and-renewal review.
The included service has a clinical boundary
The injectable pages describe provider consultation, ongoing oversight, supplies and shipping from a partner compounding pharmacy. These are useful inclusions when comparing access services. Confirm the assigned prescriber, formulation and continuing contact; a general pharmacy description does not establish the dispenser for an individual order. [1] [2]
The site separately invites requests for branded medicines. That does not put a branded prescription, insurance approval or branded-product trial result inside these compounded-program prices. FDA does not approve compounded medicines before marketing. Treatment suitability and any prescribed regimen remain the clinician’s decision. [4]
Keep product and trial distinctions attached to the semaglutide-versus-tirzepatide evidence.
A prepaid saving has to survive the stopping decision
Subscriptions automatically renew at the frequency disclosed at checkout. Cancellation through account settings or support takes effect at the end of the paid term. Ordinary cancellation stops later periods; it does not normally return the money already committed. A monthly payment option and a fully prepaid program therefore carry different cash burdens. [3]
If a clinician finds the purchased treatment or service medically inappropriate and it cannot be supplied, the terms provide a refund for that unavailable service to the original payment method. Other sales are final, with non-waivable rights preserved. Choose Ivologist for a defined care relationship and a manageable bill, not solely because the prepaid equivalent looks smaller. [3]
Choose the level of care rather than only the vial price with our clinic-versus-pharmacy-access comparison.
Understanding the cost
Semaglutide starter: $199/month for three months or $497 prepaid; tirzepatide: $299/month or $797 prepaid. Semaglutide is labeled eleven weeks and tirzepatide twelve weeks. Maintenance shows $199/$299 monthly or $547/$847 prepaid. Confirm the selected invoice, supply and promotion eligibility; branded prescriptions require a separate quote.
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This review evaluates public service information. It does not claim patient enrollment, product testing or measurement of clinical outcomes.