AgelessRx review

J. Merrick · Pricing desk · read September 2026

Grade: CCaveat
Month to month: Not published
Later price: Not published; what a single month costs
FDA warning letter: None found; checked October 2026

Graded on whether a price is published, checkable, and still true at month two — how we grade · how we verify prices

AgelessRx lists compounded semaglutide starting at $139 a month, but that rate only kicks in if you pay for four months upfront.

What they advertise, what you pay

$139

starting price for compounded semaglutide

Not published

what a single month costs

The $139 only holds if you prepay four months. AgelessRx sells a monthly plan too, and it never says what that one costs — not on the product page, not in the weight-management catalog, not in the FAQ.

Advertised $139, no ongoing price published
No month-to-month price published
Coverage not verified

See current pricing at AgelessRx

The verdict

The $139 headline is real, but it's a bulk price — AgelessRx never says what a single month actually costs.

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Quick facts

Key facts

Advertised semaglutide price: $139 a month
What that rate requires: A four-month prepay plan
Month-to-month price: Not published on any of the three pages we read
Microdosing semaglutide: $99 a month, listed separately
Tirzepatide: $159 a month, microdosing only
Standard full-dose tirzepatide: Not sold
States served: Not published

How we grade →

Pros and cons

What we like

The prepay condition sits directly under the price. AgelessRx says on the same product page that the starting rate applies to the four-month plan, so nothing hides behind a footnote.
Three separate published rates, not one vague starting-from number: $139 for semaglutide, $99 for the microdosing version, $159 for microdosing tirzepatide.
GLP-1s sit alongside longevity and hormone treatments, so one provider covers more than weight.

What could be better

The headline is a bulk rate. Pay month to month and AgelessRx doesn't tell you what you owe — we checked the product page, the weight-management catalog and the FAQ.
Tirzepatide is microdosing only. If you want a standard therapeutic dose, this isn't the seller.
There's no state list on any page we read, so coverage is a signup-time surprise.

What it is

AgelessRx is a telehealth company that prescribes compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, alongside longevity and hormone treatments, after an online intake and provider consult. Compounded is not the same product as the brand-name drug it copies, which is worth settling before you compare any two prices: what compounding actually changes about what you get.

Every price we found at AgelessRx

Plan	Advertised	What you actually pay	The gap
Compounded semaglutide, four-month planThe advertised rate, and it holds — as long as you prepay four months.	$139	$139	no gap
Compounded semaglutide, month to monthAgelessRx lists monthly and two-month plans beside the four-month one and prices none of them. Three pages checked: the product page, the weight-management catalog, and the FAQ.	$139	Not published	not comparable
Microdosing semaglutideListed in the weight-management catalog with no plan term attached to the figure.	$99	$99	no gap
Microdosing tirzepatideLow dose only, again with no plan term stated on that page.	$159	$159	no gap

Compare AgelessRx's current plans

What it actually costs at AgelessRx

AgelessRx's own semaglutide page advertises $139 a month — then says, right below it, that rate only applies to the four-month plan. That is the shape a starting-at price almost always takes: the headline holds, on the longest commitment.

AgelessRx never publishes what a single month costs. We checked the product page, the weight-management catalog, and the FAQ; none of the three names a month-to-month figure. Gala Health has the same hole on a yearly term.

Its low-dose microdosing tirzepatide is priced separately at $159 a month, again with no plan term attached. Microdosing is a small enough corner of this market that there is barely anyone to compare against — Noom Med prices its microdose plans beside its full-dose ones, which makes the trade easier to see.

Who it's wrong for

AgelessRx isn't the pick if you need a guaranteed monthly number or a full-strength dose:

You want to know the real monthly cost before you commit — the $139 headline only holds on the four-month prepay. Alan Meds builds its tirzepatide headline the same way, on a six-month one.
You need a standard, full-dose tirzepatide — AgelessRx sells only a low-dose microdosing version, so Try Invigor, which publishes a full-dose tirzepatide price by the month, is the closer comparison.
You want a recurring number you can hold a seller to — Henry Meds prints a month-to-month rate for every plan it sells, dose ceiling attached.
You would rather see the uncommitted rate before the discounts — Green Cap Health puts its cancel-anytime rate first and the prepay tiers underneath.

How AgelessRx works

Fill in the online intake
Everything starts online. There's no in-person visit in the flow.
A provider reviews and consults
An AgelessRx provider handles the consult before anything is prescribed.
Pick a plan term, and that sets the price
Monthly, two-month and four-month plans are offered. Only the four-month rate carries a published number.

Medications available

Compounded semaglutideCompounded
$139 a month on the four-month plan
Monthly and two-month plans exist. Neither price is published.
Microdosing semaglutideCompounded
$99 a month
A low-dose approach, listed in the weight-management catalog.
Microdosing tirzepatideCompounded
$159 a month
Low dose only. AgelessRx doesn't sell a standard full-dose tirzepatide plan.

Is AgelessRx legit?

AgelessRx is operated by AgelessRx, 2370 E Stadium Blvd #2049, Ann Arbor, MI 48104, according to its terms of service.

No FDA warning letters found — checked October 2026

Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks

Pharmacy namedNot disclosed on any page we read
Who prescribesAn AgelessRx provider, after an online intake and consult
States servedNot published
Drug formCompounded semaglutide and tirzepatide
Legal entity disclosedOperates as AgelessRx, with no LLC or Inc. suffix given anywhere we checked

Common questions

What does AgelessRx cost per month?

$139 a month is the advertised semaglutide rate, and it applies to the four-month plan. What a single month costs isn't published on the product page, the weight-management catalog, or the FAQ.

Is the $139 price real?

It's real for a four-month prepay, and AgelessRx says so directly under the number. For a shorter plan there's no published figure to compare against.

Does AgelessRx sell tirzepatide?

Only a microdosing version, listed at $159 a month. A standard full-dose tirzepatide plan isn't sold, so this is the wrong seller if that's what you need.

What is the $99 price for?

A low-dose microdosing semaglutide, listed in the weight-management catalog at $99 a month with no plan term attached to that figure.

Which states does AgelessRx serve?

It doesn't publish a list. We read the semaglutide product page, the weight-management catalog and the FAQ, and none of the three names a state.

Why we gave AgelessRx a C

Read the full grading rationale

AgelessRx advertises semaglutide at "Starting at $139/mo" and says in the same breath that the rate needs a 4-month plan. The month-to-month price isn't published — not on that page, not in the weight-management catalog, not in the FAQ. Microdosing tirzepatide is $159/mo with no plan term stated. No state list anywhere checked.

Read the evidence

How we reviewed AgelessRx

We read AgelessRx's own pages rather than a directory: the semaglutide product page, the weight-management catalog, and the FAQ.

Every figure here is quoted from the page it was read on, with the date we read it.

Where each price comes from

Semaglutide glp 1s page
Starting at $139 / mo Monthly, 2-mo, and 4-mo plans Starting price applies to 4-mo plan
Products weight management page
Microdosing Tirzepatide New A low-dose GLP-1 approach designed to work in sync with the body, which may help minimize side effects, quiet cravings, and support moderate weight loss. Starting at $159 / mo