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Eviora MD review

Eviora MD advertises GLP-1 programs from $149 a month. That's semaglutide's first month after $100 off; every month after is $249, and tirzepatide goes from $199 to $299.

Pricing grade
CCaveat
Monthly price
$199/mo
compounded glp-1 microdose
Price comparison
+$100 a month
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FDA warning letter
None found

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What they advertise, what you pay
$149
the homepage's “from” figure for GLP-1 programs: the first month of compounded semaglutide
$249
every month after the first, on the monthly plan
+$100 a month

The $149 is the first month after “$100 off”. The checkout, 28 screens in, is the first place that says so.

  • Advertised $149, published $249
  • Coverage not verified

The verdict

The monthly price is real, and the checkout labels it. Everything before the checkout is a sales funnel: a "You're Approved" screen before any clinician, a countdown clock, and three different patient counts.

Quick facts

Key facts

Semaglutide, month to month
$249 a month
Semaglutide, advertised
$149, the first month only
Tirzepatide, month to month
$299 a month
Where the monthly price appears
The checkout, 28 screens into the signup
“You're Approved”
Shown before any clinician review
Patient counts on its own pages
10k+, 1,743+ and 7,200+
Pharmacies
None named
Company
EVIORA LLC, Henrico, Virginia

Pros and cons

What we like

  • The checkout labels the first-month discount and prints the monthly rate beside it.
  • Three- and six-month totals are shown before payment, with free shipping.
  • One price at every dose, stated at checkout.
  • Its disclaimer says plainly that compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

What could be better

  • The ad price is a first month, and no product page shows a price at all.
  • “Woohoo! You're Approved” appears before a clinician has seen anything, and the checkout runs a countdown headed “Approval expires in”.
  • Three different patient counts and three different average ratings across its own pages.
  • The FAQ's 30 days' cancellation notice contradicts the terms' 48 hours.
  • No pharmacy or medical group is named on 12 pages or 28 signup screens.
  • The microdose and oral GLP-1 never say which drug they contain.
  • The consent screen's “Telehealth Consent” link opens the HIPAA notice.

What it is

Eviora MD sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, a GLP-1 "microdose" and an oral GLP-1 that never name their molecule, and a catalog of 20 peptides from sermorelin to BPC-157. Its terms describe a technology platform that "does not practice medicine"; its treatment pages call it "a cash-pay telehealth practice." No page names a pharmacy or the clinicians' medical group.

The company is EVIORA LLC, under Delaware law. Its contact page lists a "CLINIC ADDRESS" in Henrico, Virginia that carries a box number.

Every price we found at Eviora MD

PlanAdvertisedPublished priceThe gap
Compounded semaglutide, monthly$149 is the first month after $100 off; every month after is $249.$149$249
+$100
Compounded semaglutide, three monthsBilled as $657 at once.not published$219not comparable
Compounded semaglutide, six monthsBilled as $1,134 at once.not published$189not comparable
Compounded tirzepatide, monthly$199 is the first month after $100 off; then $299.$199$299
+$100
Compounded tirzepatide, three monthsBilled as $807 at once.not published$269not comparable
Compounded tirzepatide, six monthsBilled as $1,434 at once.not published$239not comparable
Compounded GLP-1 microdose, monthlySold monthly only. The molecule isn't named.not published$199not comparable
Compounded GLP-1 oral, monthlySold monthly only. The molecule isn't named.not published$229not comparable

What it actually costs at Eviora MD

Month to month: $249 for semaglutide and $299 for tirzepatide. The $149 and $199 in the ads are first months after $100 off.

No product page shows a price. After 27 screens of questions, a screen headed "Woohoo! You're Approved" lists semaglutide at $149 and tirzepatide at $199, each beside a struck-through $249 and $299. The checkout explains them: "$100 off first month", then $249 or $299 a month. Paying ahead brings semaglutide to $219 a month for three months ($657) or $189 for six ($1,134), and tirzepatide to $269 ($807) or $239 ($1,434). The microdose is $199 a month and the oral GLP-1 $229, monthly only. A first-month figure in an ad is what a “starting at” price is really buying you.

Leaving is stricter than "Cancel anytime" suggests. The FAQ says memberships need 30 days' notice before the next billing cycle; the terms say you can switch off auto-refill up to 48 hours before the processing date. A prescription order can be canceled only within 24 hours, returns aren't accepted, and the terms still charge a $35 disposal fee on any returned medication.

The peptide catalog prices all 20 items as "from" figures, between $199 and $379 a month. BPC-157 appears in six of them; what the FDA has said about BPC-157 is worth reading before you buy any of them.

Who it's wrong for

  • Anyone budgeting on the ad price. $149 lasts one month.
  • Anyone who reads "You're Approved" as a medical decision. It appears before any clinician has seen your answers.
  • Anyone who wants to know which pharmacy makes the drug, or which GLP-1 the microdose and oral products contain. No page says.
  • Anyone buying peptides on a "from" price. Which peptides the FDA has restricted matters more than the floor.

How Eviora MD works

  1. Lifestyle questions first

    Goals, activity, sleep and stress, then height, weight and a goal weight.

  2. A “success probability”

    A screen titled "Your Medical Review" shows a 92% success probability and asks for your name, email and phone.

  3. Medical history

    Conditions, surgeries, GLP-1 history, medications, allergies, heart rate, birth date and address, over about fifteen more screens.

  4. “You're Approved”

    The treatment screen opens with "Woohoo! You're Approved" and the first-month prices.

  5. Checkout, on a timer

    Plan length and a card form under a countdown headed "Approval expires in". We stopped there. The checkout says a board-certified physician reviews your information after you pay.

Medications available

  • Compounded semaglutide injectionCompounded
    $249 a month; $149 the first month

    Three and six months cost $219 and $189 a month.

  • Compounded tirzepatide injectionCompounded
    $299 a month; $199 the first month

    Three and six months cost $269 and $239 a month.

  • Compounded GLP-1 microdoseCompounded
    $199 a month

    The molecule isn't named.

  • Compounded GLP-1 oralCompounded
    $229 a month

    A daily tablet; the molecule isn't named.

  • SermorelinCompounded
    From $249 a month
  • NAD+ injectionCompounded
    From $199 a month
  • BPC-157Compounded
    From $250 a month

    One of six BPC-157 products on the menu, from $199 to $379 a month.

Is Eviora MD legit?

Eviora MD is operated by EVIORA LLC, 2807 N Parham Rd, Ste 320 #7683, Henrico, VA 23294, according to its terms of use.

No FDA warning letters found

Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks

  • Legal entityEVIORA LLC, under Delaware law
  • AddressHenrico, Virginia, with a box number, labeled “clinic address”
  • Who prescribesIndependent clinicians; no medical group named
  • Pharmacies namedNot disclosed
  • Drug formCompounded only; the microdose and oral products don't name a molecule
  • Governing lawDelaware, with individual AAA arbitration

Common questions

How much does Eviora MD cost per month?

$249 a month for compounded semaglutide and $299 for tirzepatide on the monthly plan. The first month is $100 less: $149 and $199.

Is the $149 Eviora MD price real?

For one month. It's the first month of semaglutide after a $100 discount, and the checkout shows $249 for every month after that.

Does “You're Approved” mean a doctor approved me?

No. The screen appears before any clinician has reviewed your answers, and the checkout itself says a physician reviews your information after you pay.

How do I cancel Eviora MD?

Its FAQ says with 30 days' notice before the next billing cycle; its terms say by switching off auto-refill at least 48 hours before the processing date. A prescription order can only be canceled within 24 hours.

Which pharmacy fills Eviora MD prescriptions?

No page we read names one. The site says only that partner compounding pharmacies in the United States prepare the medication.

Who owns Eviora MD?

Its terms name EVIORA LLC, under Delaware law. The only address it gives is in Henrico, Virginia, and it carries a box number.

Why we gave Eviora MD a C

Read the full grading rationale

Eviora MD advertises GLP-1 programs "from $149/mo", which is compounded semaglutide's first month after $100 off; every month after is $249. No product page carries a price. The real figures appear only at checkout, 28 screens in, right after a "You're Approved" screen shown before any clinician has looked, under a countdown clock. Its FAQ and terms give different cancellation notice, and no page names a pharmacy or medical group.

Read the evidence

How we reviewed Eviora MD

We read 12 pages of Eviora MD's site, including the three treatment pages, the peptide catalog, the terms, the privacy policy, the HIPAA notice and every homepage FAQ answer.

We went through the signup to the checkout, 28 screens in, and looked at every plan length for all four GLP-1 products, without paying.

Where each price comes from
  • Eligibility page
    Choose your plan No hidden fees Monthly Plan $100 off first month $249/mo $149/mo 3-Month Plan Quarterly supply $219/mo MOST POPULAR 6-Month Plan Save $180 total $219/mo $189/mo BEST VALUE
  • Eligibility page
    Woohoo! You're Approved Same price · All dosages · No hidden fees · Everything included. STEP 1 SELECT YOUR TREATMENT Compounded Semaglutide Injection Proven, effective, more affordable $149 $249 /mo MOST CHOSEN Compounded Tirzepatide Injection Dual-action — more potent $199 $299 /mo
  • Peptides page
    Sermorelin from $249/mo A growth-hormone-releasing hormone used to support natural GH production, recovery, and sleep. Reviewed by a licensed provider Compounded in a U.S. pharmacy START SERMORELIN

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