Levity review

J. Merrick · Pricing desk · read September 2026

Grade: CCaveat
Month to month: $1,199/mo; Ozempic
Later price: +$50 a month; over the advertised price · every month after that, for the same drug
FDA warning letter: Yes; February 2026

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

Levity sells branded pens at branded prices: Ozempic at $1,199 a month, Mounjaro at $1,299, Wegovy at $1,599, with medication and care inside one figure.

What they advertise, what you pay

$1,149

the first month for Ozempic, with a promotional code

$1,199

every month after that, for the same drug

+$50 a month

The promotional code discounts the first month and nothing after it. The recurring figure is printed directly under the discounted one on every product card, which is the honest way to do it.

Advertised $1,149, actually $1,199
Month-to-month price published
States published: AK, CO, CT, FL, GA, HI, IL, IN, IA, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NJ, NY, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WI, WY

See current pricing at Levity

The verdict

Every product page prices its drug properly and names the states it serves. The hero above those same cards promises $179 a month, and nothing reconciles the two.

See Levity's plans

Quick facts

Key facts

Ozempic: $1,199 a month, $1,149 the first month
Mounjaro: $1,299 a month, $1,249 the first month
Wegovy: $1,599 a month, $1,549 the first month
What that covers: Medication, prescription, consultation and shipping
Homepage hero: A monthly figure matching no product on the site
States served: 35, named individually
Blood work: Not required to start, and lab costs are not included
Legal entity: Three name and address combinations across three of its own pages

How we grade →

Pros and cons

What we like

All three drugs carry a real recurring monthly figure with the promotional first month printed beside it, not instead of it.
Each price is stated to include medication, prescription, clinical consultation and shipping, so nothing arrives as a surprise line item.
A genuine state list — 35 states, named — which most of this market replaces with a claim about being licensed everywhere.
The prescriber, the head of pharmacy and both dispensing pharmacies are named with license or NPI numbers, and the pharmacy licenses carry expiry dates.

What could be better

The homepage hero advertises a monthly figure roughly one tenth of the product cards printed below it on the same page, and nothing on the site explains the difference.
Three legal pages give three different company-name-and-address pairs, one of which is the contracted pharmacy's own address.
Lab costs are excluded from the monthly fee, which is stated only inside a collapsed FAQ.
A dosage-pricing button on the product pages showed nothing when we clicked it, so it's unclear whether per-dose prices exist.

What it is

A brand-only seller. No compounded vials, no microdoses — just Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro, at the prices branded pens actually cost, with the prescription, the clinical consultation and the shipping folded into one monthly number. That is the opposite bet from most of this market, which sells the compounded version.

The clinical chain is disclosed better than almost any other seller we've reviewed: a named prescribing physician with an NPI number, a named head of pharmacy with a license number, and two named dispensing pharmacies with state license numbers and expiry dates. The company also says outright that it has run a sister pharmacy brand since 2019. ZipHealth's privacy policy names the same parent, HeliosX Holdings Limited, and lists Levity among that group's brands.

Every price we found at Levity

Plan	Advertised	What you actually pay	The gap
OzempicA month thereafter, billed and shipped roughly every four weeks, cancel anytime. The lower figure is a first-month code.	$1,149	$1,199	+$50
MounjaroA month thereafter, on the same four-week cycle and the same first-month code.	$1,249	$1,299	+$50
WegovyA month thereafter. The most expensive of the three.	$1,549	$1,599	+$50

Compare Levity's current plans

What it actually costs at Levity

Ozempic is $1,199 a month, Mounjaro $1,299, Wegovy $1,599. Each product page prints the recurring rate beside the discounted first month, and each page's own FAQ repeats the recurring figure in a sentence. Three drugs, three numbers, cross-confirmed in two places each.

Then the homepage hero says first month from $129, and $179 a month thereafter — on the same page whose product cards read $1,149 to $1,599. Nothing reconciles a tenfold gap, and the low pair appears nowhere else on the site.

Blood work is not required to start, and the FAQ says lab costs are not covered by the fee. A dosage-pricing button on the product pages showed nothing beyond the single monthly figure when we clicked it, so it's unclear whether per-dose prices exist.

Who it's wrong for

Skip it if four figures a month is not your budget. This is the branded pen at close to its cash price, and there is no cheaper tier hiding anywhere.
Skip it if you live in California, Delaware or any of the other fifteen states missing from its published list. The list is real and specific, and it names 35.
Skip it if the homepage number is what you are planning around. The one standard we grade against is the recurring figure, and here that is the one on the product page, not the one in the hero.
Skip it if you want to know which company you are contracting with. Three of its own legal pages give three different combinations of company name and address.
Skip it if a cheaper branded route matters more than the packaging. Lemonaid Health prices the same pens and separates its membership from the drug.
A hero figure the catalog never charges is a pattern, not an accident: WePeptideRx runs the same trick in a sitewide banner.

How Levity works

Take the eligibility survey
An online questionnaire opens the file. The terms say the service uses both live and asynchronous methods without specifying which applies by default.
A named physician reviews it
The prescribing physician is named with an NPI number, and the two dispensing pharmacies are named with state license numbers and expiry dates.
One monthly charge
Medication, prescription, consultation and shipping arrive as a single figure, billed roughly every four weeks. Lab work, if you get it, is not included.

Medications available

OzempicBrand
$1,199 a month
Semaglutide, the lower-max-dose pen of the two semaglutide products here.
WegovyBrand
$1,599 a month
Semaglutide, labeled for weight management.
MounjaroBrand
$1,299 a month
Tirzepatide, labeled for type 2 diabetes.

Is Levity legit?

Levity is operated by Levity Healthcare Inc., named as Levity Inc. in its own terms, 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958, according to its about page.

FDA warning letter February 20, 2026 — about product photos with its name on the label, which FDA said suggested it compounded the drugs, and claims such as "The same ingredient as Ozempic + Wegovy" and "The power of Saxenda" for its compounded semaglutide and liraglutide. Read the letter →

Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks

Prescriber namedYes — one physician, with an NPI number
Pharmacy namedTwo, with state license numbers and expiry dates, plus a named head of pharmacy
ProductFDA-approved branded pens only. No compounded vials
Controlled substancesNot prescribed, stated in the terms
States served35, published as a list
Legal entityTwo company names and two addresses across three of its own legal pages

Common questions

How much does Levity cost?

$1,199 a month for Ozempic, $1,299 for Mounjaro and $1,599 for Wegovy. A promotional code discounts the first month of each — $1,149, $1,249 and $1,549 — and nothing after it.

What is included in the monthly price?

The company states that medication, prescription, clinical consultation and shipping are all inside the single monthly figure. Lab work, if you get it, is not.

Why does the homepage show a much lower price?

We don't know, and neither does the site. The hero at the top of the homepage advertises a monthly figure around a tenth of the product cards printed below it, and no page reconciles the two.

Which states does Levity serve?

Thirty-five, named individually on both the homepage and the FAQ with identical wording. California and Delaware are among the states not on that list.

Do I need blood work first?

No. The FAQ says results are worth uploading if you are diabetic or pre-diabetic, and states that lab costs are not covered by the membership fee.

Why we gave Levity a C

Read the full grading rationale

Levity sells branded pens and prices each properly on its product page, Ozempic $1,199 a month, Mounjaro $1,299, Wegovy $1,599, with care and shipping included, and it names the 35 states it serves. What drops it to a C is its own homepage: the hero promises a first month from $129, then $179 a month, while the cards further down the same page read $1,149 to $1,599. Its legal pages also name the company two different ways.

Read the evidence

How we reviewed Levity

We took each drug's price from its own product page and checked it against the cost FAQ on the same page.

We read the homepage in full, which is where the low headline price appears; it appears nowhere else on the site.

Where each price comes from

Mounjaro page
FIRST MONTH: $1,249 $1,299 Use code WELCOME at checkout $1,299/mo thereafter. Billed & shipped approx. every 4 weeks. Cancel anytime.
Wegovy page
First month from $1,549 $1,599 Use code WELCOME at checkout content_copy See if you’re eligible arrow_right_alt View pricing by dosage From $1,599/mo thereafter for treatment and support. Billed & shipped
Ozempic page
First month from $1,149 $1,199 Use code WELCOME at checkout content_copy See if you’re eligible arrow_right_alt View pricing by dosage From $1,199/mo thereafter for treatment and support. Billed & shipped