Medi-Weightloss review

J. Merrick · Pricing desk · read September 2026

Grade: CCaveat
Month to month: Not published
Later price: Not published; what the same drug costs in month two
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

Medi-Weightloss prices compounded semaglutide at $99 for the first month and tirzepatide at $199. What either one costs in month two is not published.

What they advertise, what you pay

$99

compounded semaglutide, on the pricing page's insurance tab

Not published

what the same drug costs in month two

The $99 is labeled first month, and no second-month figure for it exists on the site. We read 20 pages, clicked both pricing tabs and opened eight cost FAQs looking for one.

Advertised $99, no ongoing price published
No month-to-month price published
Coverage not verified

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The verdict

A 137-clinic franchise that prices the first month of everything and the second month of nothing. The one recurring figure on the site belongs to hormone therapy.

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Quick facts

Key facts

Compounded semaglutide: $99 for the first month
Compounded tirzepatide: $199 for the first month
Month two, either drug: Not published
New patient visit, self-pay: $199
Visit cost with insurance: $0 to $50
Monthly program fee: Not published — varies by clinic
Wegovy or Zepbound: No figure published
Hormone therapy membership: $149 a month
Care model: In person, at one of 137 clinics
States served: No list. A zip code clinic finder instead

How we grade →

Pros and cons

What we like

Both compounded drugs carry an actual number, which is more than the branded pens get here and more than several clinic chains publish at all.
The pricing page separates insurance from self-pay behind a tab, and each half states what it covers rather than implying it.
Medication is stated to be priced separately from the program fee, so nobody can read the $199 visit as including a drug.
Hormone therapy is priced the way the weight-loss side is not: $49 or $149 for labs, then $149 a month, with the recurring figure named.

What could be better

Every GLP-1 price is a first-month rate, and no second-month rate exists anywhere on the site. That is the one number this market turns on.
The membership tab offers one-, three- and six-month programs and prices none of them.
The company's own FAQ says self-pay fees and medication costs vary by location, so even the published figures are not a commitment.
Three different legal names appear across the site — one in the footer, one in the terms, one in the privacy policy — and only the notice of privacy practices carries an address.

What it is

An in-person franchise, not a telehealth service. You book at a clinic, get an assessment and lab work, and come back most weeks. The GLP-1 is one piece of a program rather than the product itself — and the company says outright that medication is billed separately from the program fee, whether that medication is a branded pen or the compounded version most of this market sells.

Each clinic is independently operated, and its own FAQ says self-pay fees, medication costs and available services vary by location. That is an honest thing to say and an expensive thing to read: it means every number on the pricing page is a starting point rather than a price.

Every price we found at Medi-Weightloss

Plan	Advertised	What you actually pay	The gap
Compounded semaglutideFirst month only. No second-month figure appears on any page we read.	$99	Not published	not comparable
Compounded tirzepatideAlso a first-month rate, with nothing published for what follows it.	$199	Not published	not comparable
New patient visit, self-payOne time. Includes a medical assessment, lab work and a GLP-1 eligibility review.	not published	$199	not comparable
Visit cost with insurancePer visit, depending on coverage and deductible. Most patients are told to visit weekly.	not published	$0 to $50	not comparable
Monthly program plansOne-, three- and six-month options, medication not included. No figure is attached to any of the three.	not published	Not published	not comparable
Hormone optimization labsOne time. A thyroid and testosterone screener, or the full panel.	not published	$49 or $149	not comparable
Hormone optimization membershipA month, for ongoing provider visits. The only recurring figure published on the site.	not published	$149	not comparable

Compare Medi-Weightloss's current plans

What it actually costs at Medi-Weightloss

With insurance, $0 to $50 a visit. Self-pay starts at a $199 new patient visit covering the assessment, lab work and a GLP-1 eligibility review. Compounded semaglutide is $99 for the first month; compounded tirzepatide is $199 for the first month.

Every GLP-1 figure here is a first-month rate. Across 20 pages, both pricing tabs and eight cost FAQs opened one at a time, the company never says what month two costs for any drug it sells.

Wegovy and Zepbound get no figure at all — each has its own collapsed FAQ asking what it costs, and each answers that the cost will vary and the clinic will help find coverage. The only recurring number anywhere on the site is $149 a month, and it belongs to hormone therapy. The one standard we grade every seller against asks what you pay if you cancel after a month.

Who it's wrong for

Skip it if you want to be treated online. This is weekly in-person care at a clinic you drive to, and the company leads with that rather than hiding it.
Skip it if you need the number before you go. The membership tab prices the first visit, then offers one-, three- and six-month programs without putting a figure on any of them.
Skip it if you are comparing month to month. Sellers that publish a real recurring rate for every plan do exist, and this is not one of them.
Skip it if you want one company answerable for the price. Clinics are independently operated, and three different legal names appear across the footer, the terms and the privacy policy.
Skip it if a clinic chain that answers price by phone is what you came here to avoid. JumpstartMD does the same across eighteen pages, and Red Mountain publishes two starting figures and then asks you to call.
Skip it if a first-month rate has already been quoted to you as the price. Zera Health reprints its own first-month figures on a catalog page with the word first removed.

How Medi-Weightloss works

Find a clinic by zip code
The locations page is a search box over 137 clinics, each with a street address and a phone number. There is no state list to check first.
Book the new patient visit
The self-pay path starts at $199 for an assessment, lab work and a GLP-1 eligibility review. With insurance, the site says most patients pay $0 to $50 a visit.
Come back most weeks
The program is built around weekly in-person visits. Medication is billed separately from the program fee, and the clinic quotes the exact cost at the consultation.

Medications available

Compounded semaglutideCompounded
$99 for the first month
The site gives no figure for any month after the first.
Compounded tirzepatideCompounded
$199 for the first month
Same structure, same missing second month.
WegovyBrand
Listed as available. Its own cost FAQ answers that the cost will vary and the clinic will help find coverage.
ZepboundBrand
Listed as available, with the same wording in its cost FAQ and no figure.
SaxendaBrand
Listed among the medication options with no price attached anywhere we read.

Is Medi-Weightloss legit?

Medi-Weightloss is operated by Medi-Weightloss Franchising USA, LLC, 509 South Hyde Park Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33606, according to its privacy policy.

No FDA warning letters found — checked October 2026

Pharmacy, prescribers and safety checks

Care modelIn person, at an independently operated clinic
Pharmacy namedNo — the compounding is not attributed to any named pharmacy on the pages we read
Who prescribesA provider at the clinic, at an in-person visit
LabsIncluded in the $199 new patient visit
Legal nameThree different names across the footer, the terms and the privacy policy
States servedNot published as a list

Common questions

How much does Medi-Weightloss cost?

With insurance, $0 to $50 a visit. Self-pay starts with a $199 new patient visit, followed by one-, three- or six-month program plans that the site does not price.

What does the medication cost?

Compounded semaglutide is $99 for the first month and compounded tirzepatide $199 for the first month. Wegovy and Zepbound carry no published figure at all.

What does it cost after the first month?

The company does not say. We read 20 of its pages, opened both pricing tabs and eight cost FAQs, and found no second-month figure for any GLP-1 it sells.

Is this telehealth?

No. It is in-person care at a franchise clinic, with most patients visiting weekly. The locations page lists 137 clinics and is searched by zip code.

Which states does Medi-Weightloss serve?

It publishes no state list. The locations page is a zip code search over individual clinics, and the FAQ says services vary by location because each clinic is independently operated.

Why we gave Medi-Weightloss a C

Read the full grading rationale

Medi-Weightloss prices the first month of everything and the second month of nothing: compounded semaglutide is $99 for the first month and tirzepatide $199, and the one-, three- and six-month plans after that carry no price. Wegovy and Zepbound carry no figure at all. It is an in-person franchise of 137 clinics whose own FAQ says fees vary by location, and its legal pages name three different companies as the operator.

Read the evidence

How we reviewed Medi-Weightloss

We read 20 of its pages, including both drug pages, the program pages, the hormone therapy page, the terms, the privacy policy and the notice of privacy practices.

We opened the pricing page's membership tab, where the new patient visit and the unpriced plans sit, and all eight collapsed cost FAQs.

Where each price comes from

Pricing page
GLP-1 Medication Options Name brand medication, if covered by your insurance Compounded semaglutide $99 first month Compounded tirzepatide $199 first month FSA & HSA eligible
Hormone therapy page
BASIC $49 screener lab An optional screening panel that measures key thyroid and testosterone markers to identify early signs of hormonal imbalance and determine if hormone optimization therapy may be beneficial.