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Green Cap Health review

Grade
BMinor gap
Month to month
$179/mo
semaglutide, month to month
Later price
+$89.50 a month
over the advertised price · every month after that, cancel anytime
FDA warning letter
None found
checked

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

Green Cap prices compounded semaglutide at $179 a month with no minimum term, tirzepatide at $279, and adds NAD+ at $89 and sermorelin at $99 on top.

What they advertise, what you pay
$89.50
the first month of semaglutide, with the discount code
$179
every month after that, cancel anytime
+$89.5 a month

The code halves the first month only. The card says Then $179/month · cancel anytime directly under the discounted figure, which is the disclosure most sellers leave out.

  • Advertised $89.50, actually $179
  • Month-to-month price published
  • States published: TX

The verdict

The month-to-month rate is listed first and the discounts after it, which is backwards from how this market usually does it. Texas only, and the legal pages are a mess.

Quick facts

Key facts

Semaglutide, no commitment
$179 a month, any dose
Semaglutide, three or six months
$149 or $129 a month, billed monthly
Tirzepatide, no commitment
$279 a month, any dose
Tirzepatide, three or six months
$249 or $199 a month
NAD+ injection
$89 a month
Sermorelin injection
$99 a month
MICC injection
$69 a month
Labs
$65 once, at a named national lab chain
States served
Texas only
Pharmacy named
No

Pros and cons

What we like

  • The month-to-month rate is the first figure on every tier, and the discounted plans are listed underneath it rather than in place of it.
  • Every plan says it is billed monthly, not charged upfront, and the prepay alternative is offered separately for anyone who wants it.
  • Three injectables carry flat monthly prices at any plan term — $89, $99 and $69 — which is close to unheard of in this market.
  • Any dose costs the same on both GLP-1s, stated on every tier, so a dose increase is not a price increase.

What could be better

  • The tirzepatide ladder shows only after you click a toggle, so the default view shows one drug's prices and a sentence saying the other costs more.
  • No dispensing pharmacy is named anywhere, and the site describes its own role two different ways on the same page.
  • The terms of service and the privacy policy each identify the site by a domain name that is not this company's.
  • The privacy policy prints the company's street address twice with two different street numbers and a misspelled city.

What it is

A small Texas-only telehealth catalog with an unusually complete price page. Two GLP-1s, three injectable add-ons, and four more catalogs behind their own tabs. Two of those add-ons are sermorelin and NAD+, which almost nobody in this market prices in public.

The pricing page's structure is the thing worth copying. Each plan tier states that it is billed monthly rather than charged upfront, and offers a prepay option beside the monthly rate instead of in place of it. Telepeptide is the other seller that prices peptides this plainly.

Every price we found at Green Cap Health

PlanAdvertisedWhat you actually payThe gap
Semaglutide, month to monthFirst month halved with a code, then $179 a month, cancel anytime, no minimum term, any dose.$89.50$179
+$89.5
Semaglutide, three-month planA month, billed monthly rather than upfront. Prepaying the term costs $429.not published$149not comparable
Semaglutide, six-month planA month, billed monthly. Prepaying the term costs $699.not published$129not comparable
Tirzepatide, month to monthBehind a drug toggle on the same page. First month halved with a code, then $279 a month.$139.50$279
+$139.5
Tirzepatide, three-month planA month, billed monthly. Prepaying the term costs $629.not published$249not comparable
Tirzepatide, six-month planA month, billed monthly. Prepaying the term costs $999.not published$199not comparable
NAD+ injectionA month, added to any GLP-1 tier, at the same rate whatever the plan term.not published$89not comparable
Sermorelin injectionA month, also flat across plan terms.not published$99not comparable
MICC injectionA month, also flat across plan terms.not published$69not comparable
Labs panelOne time. Lipid panel, metabolic panel, A1c, thyroid with TSH and a CBC, drawn at a named national lab chain.not published$65not comparable

What it actually costs at Green Cap Health

Semaglutide is $179 a month with no minimum term, $149 a month on three months, $129 on six. Tirzepatide, behind a toggle on the same page, is $279, $249 and $199. Every tier says any dose, same price, shipping free. A code halves the first month on the no-commitment tier of either drug.

The month-to-month figure is listed first, and the plan rates come after it. That is the reverse of the usual habit of advertising the prepaid rate as the price, and it is why this grades as well as it does.

The three injectable add-ons hold the same rate whatever the plan term: NAD+ at $89 a month, sermorelin at $99, MICC at $69 — a lipotropic shot whose B12 component is approved for deficiency, not for weight — plus a one-time $65 lab panel at a named lab chain. The one standard we grade against is met here for six separate products.

Who it's wrong for

  • Skip it if you are not in Texas. Every page that mentions coverage says Texas and only Texas, and it says it consistently.
  • Skip it if you need to know which pharmacy compounds your vial. The site calls itself a licensed Texas telehealth pharmacy on one page and says prescriptions go to pharmacy partners on the next, and names none of them.
  • Skip it if the legal paperwork matters to you. The terms of service identify the site by another telehealth company's domain name and the privacy policy by a third, and the privacy policy prints the company's own address twice with two different street numbers.
  • Skip it if you want the branded pen. Nothing here is FDA-approved product — the page states plainly that compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
  • Weighing this against a plan-rate seller: Gala Health prices its weight-loss drugs only as a yearly subscription; only its longevity line sells a single 28-day supply, at $199.

How Green Cap Health works

  1. Free assessment

    An online eligibility form starts it. Approval is not guaranteed and the page says so on the pricing page itself, next to the tiers.

  2. A Texas-licensed provider reviews you

    One physician is named on the informed-consent page. Every plan includes a monthly one-to-one provider check-in call.

  3. Monthly billing, monthly shipping

    Every tier is charged monthly rather than as one large upfront bill, and the dose ships one month at a time even on the prepaid option.

Medications available

  • Compounded semaglutideCompounded
    $179, $149 or $129 a month by plan term
  • Compounded tirzepatideCompounded
    $279, $249 or $199 a month by plan term
  • NAD+ injectionCompounded
    $89 a month

    An add-on to any GLP-1 tier, flat across plan terms.

  • Sermorelin injectionCompounded
    $99 a month

    Also an add-on, also flat across plan terms.

  • MICC injectionCompounded
    $69 a month
  • Hair, sexual wellness and skincare linesCompounded

    Four more catalogs behind their own tabs on the same page, each product individually priced.

Is Green Cap Health legit?

Green Cap Health is operated by Green Cap Health, LLC, 4821 LJ Pkwy, Suite 60, Sugar Land, TX 77479, according to its terms and conditions.

No FDA warning letters found — checked

Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks

  • Provider namedYes — one physician, named on the informed-consent page
  • Pharmacy namedNo. Prescriptions go to unnamed pharmacy partners
  • ProductCompounded, and the page states compounded medications are not FDA-approved
  • LabsA $65 panel at a named national chain, or bring your own
  • States servedTexas only, stated consistently on every page that mentions it
  • Legal pagesTerms and privacy policy each identify the site by a domain that is not this company's

Common questions

How much is compounded semaglutide at Green Cap Health?

$179 a month with no minimum term, $149 a month on a three-month plan, or $129 a month on six. A code halves the first month on the no-commitment tier.

What does tirzepatide cost?

$279 a month with no commitment, $249 on three months and $199 on six. Those figures show only after you click the tirzepatide toggle on the pricing page.

Does Green Cap Health price peptides?

Yes, and openly. NAD+ is $89 a month, sermorelin $99 and MICC $69, each holding the same rate whatever the plan term, as add-ons to any GLP-1 tier.

Am I charged for the whole plan upfront?

No. Every tier states it is billed monthly rather than charged upfront, and prepaying a three- or six-month term is offered as an alternative rather than a requirement.

Which states does Green Cap Health serve?

Texas only. The banner, the footer, the about page, the contact page and the treatment pages all say the same thing, with no page contradicting it.

Why we gave Green Cap Health a B

Read the full grading rationale

Some of the clearest pricing we've reviewed. Both GLP-1s show the month-to-month rate first and the discounts after, semaglutide $179, $149 and $129 a month, tirzepatide $279, $249 and $199, each billed monthly at any dose. Peptide add-ons carry flat prices too. Texas only. What keeps it off an A is the paperwork: its legal pages name other companies' websites, misprint its own address, and never name the pharmacy that fills the order.

Read the evidence

How we reviewed Green Cap Health

The pricing page shows one drug and one catalog at a time, so we opened the tirzepatide toggle and each of the four category tabs. The default view gives no tirzepatide price at all.

We read 14 of its pages, including the terms, the privacy policy and the informed-consent document.

Where each price comes from
  • Pricing page
    Month-to-Month Pay as you go · no minimum term 50% OFF FIRST MONTH $179 $89.50 first month Use code GREEN50 Then $179/month · cancel anytime Free shipping, any dose Cancel anytime no minimum term No prepay option on this tier

Alternatives to Green Cap Health

ProviderGradePublished price context
BioGlow HealthBMinor gapFrom $129/mo for semaglutide
BioverseCCaveatFrom $129/mo for semaglutide
KERNX HealthAVerifiedFrom $129/mo for compounded semaglutide, lowest weekly dose
Pomegranate HealthFPrice unclearFrom $129/mo for semaglutide
VoxyCCaveatFrom $129/mo for compounded semaglutide, billed annually