Brand & CompoundedOral option

Our honest ShedRx review

Skip the needle if you'd like — drops, lozenges, and tablets, in all 50 states.

Last reviewed: March 16, 2026

Available in all 50 statesHealth coaching includedMicrodosing protocols offered

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8.9/10

Excellent

The short version

Monthly cost: $195
Consultation fee: Included
States available: All 50
Medication type: Brand & Compounded
Insurance: Not Accepted
Shipping: Free

What we like

Needle-free options: sublingual drops, lozenges, and tablets
Available in all 50 states
Health coaching included with your plan
Microdosing protocols offered

Worth knowing

Lowest prices require a 12-month plan
Brand-name options need a membership add-on

Who this is a good fit for

The widest needle-free menu

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What signing up looks like

Tell them about you

You'll fill out a short health questionnaire and meet a licensed provider over video. It all happens from home — there's no clinic waiting room to sit in.

Get a plan that fits you

Your provider reviews your history and, if a GLP-1 is right for you, prescribes the medication and dose that suits your goals and your body.

Medication and check-ins

Your prescription ships straight to your door, and you keep a line open to the care team along the way. Changed your mind? You can cancel whenever you like — no penalties.

Medications you can get here

Compounded Semaglutide Compounded Tirzepatide Oral drops & lozenges Brand Wegovy Brand Zepbound

Some of what’s offered here is compounded. That means it’s mixed by a licensed pharmacy rather than carrying full FDA approval, so it’s worth understanding the trade-offs before you choose. Here’s our plain-English guide to compounded vs brand-name GLP-1s.

What you can get here

Product	Type	Starting price
Compounded Semaglutide 12-mo; $249 single mo	Injection	From $175/mo
Compounded Tirzepatide 12-mo; $349 single mo	Injection	From $245/mo
Oral GLP-1 drops (sublingual)	Needle-free	From $229/mo
GLP-1 lozenges $149/mo on longer plans	Needle-free	From $199/mo
Foundayo (FDA-approved oral pill)	Oral	$149/mo + membership
Brand Wegovy cash price	Brand-name	From $149/mo + membership
Brand Zepbound cash price	Brand-name	From ~$349/mo + membership
NAD+ nasal spray; injection $169	Longevity	From $144/mo
Naltrexone + Bupropion includes coaching	Oral	From $115/mo
Sermorelin	Peptide	From $199/mo

What you’ll pay

Monthly price: $195/mo
Notes: Semaglutide from ~$175/mo (12-mo); needle-free lozenges from ~$199/mo.
Consultation fee: Included
Shipping: Free
Cancel anytime: Yes
Insurance: Not Accepted

Seed data — please verify these figures with the provider before relying on them.

Where we land

8.9/10 · Excellent

If needles are the thing holding you back, ShedRx has the widest needle-free menu we've seen — plus health coaching and microdosing options, available everywhere in the US.

Best suited to: The widest needle-free menu

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Starting around $195/month. Included consult · Free shipping · Cancel anytime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Plans start at $195/month. Semaglutide from ~$175/mo (12-mo); needle-free lozenges from ~$199/mo. The consultation runs Included, shipping is Free, and you can cancel whenever you need to. We'd still suggest confirming the latest figures on their site before you commit.

Right now ShedRx offers Compounded Semaglutide, Compounded Tirzepatide, Oral drops & lozenges, Brand Wegovy, Brand Zepbound. Which one lands in your plan — and at what dose — is a call your prescriber makes based on your health, not something you pick off a menu.

ShedRx serves all 50 states. State rules shift, so it's worth a quick check on their site to make sure your state is covered before you sign up.

No — ShedRx is cash-pay only, so you won't bill it to insurance. The upside is predictable, transparent pricing, and you may still be able to use FSA or HSA funds or submit receipts for reimbursement.