BeyondMD
Injection and oral GLP-1 programs plus branded prescription consultations; compare the selected treatment, full charge and exit terms.
Our take
BeyondMD's appeal is the choice of programs, not a verified low monthly price. Its menu spans injections, oral preparations and branded prescription consultations, but those are different purchases. We would shortlist it only after obtaining the exact treatment, full charge and renewal terms together. The refund policy also makes the consultation a financial decision of its own: paying for an evaluation does not buy a guaranteed prescription. If you need a clearly priced ongoing program before speaking to a provider, compare another selected offer first.
- Semaglutide
- Not verified (current medication-specific quote required)
- Tirzepatide
- Not verified (current medication-specific quote required)
- Coverage
- Advertises broad US coverage; confirm treatment and state availability
- Brand-name
- Yes
Line BeyondMD up against its closest alternatives.
A current medication-specific monthly quote has not been verified. BeyondMD's listed starting amounts do not establish the supply, billing interval or total charge. A branded consultation amount is not the price of receiving the branded medicine.
The menu is a starting point, not a monthly quote
The weight-management catalog lists starting figures of $125 for semaglutide injections, $199 for tirzepatide injections, $149 for oral semaglutide and $249 for oral tirzepatide. Those figures do not establish an interval or selected prescription quantity.
Decide which prescription is being considered before comparing the cost. Then obtain its first payment, supply and next payment date. Our six-month cost guide keeps those questions attached to the comparison. Multiplying an unqualified starting number would create a tidy-looking budget without establishing what it buys.
Oral and injectable programs need separate answers
BeyondMD's semaglutide injection page describes a weekly subcutaneous program, optional specialist and nutrition consultations, coaching and a free membership. Those advertised features are useful questions to ask about, rather than proof of a particular appointment allowance or follow-up schedule.
The older oral tirzepatide listing is less clear: its heading says $249 while the introductory description says $199.99, excludes shipping and requires consultation. We have not established a current selected oral quote, preparation or absorption route. That listing should not be treated as equivalent to an injection or an approved tablet. If an oral route interests you, ask exactly which preparation the clinician proposes and what evidence supports that preparation.
A branded consultation is not a medicine invoice
Wegovy and Zepbound appear as consultation programs, each advertised from $129. The pages describe evaluation, continuing care and pharmacy coordination, with optional insurance verification.
Those routes make BeyondMD worth considering for someone seeking a prescribing discussion, but they do not establish medication for $129 or guaranteed coverage. Get the care charge and the pharmacy charge separately. Insurance verification is a step in the process; it does not mean a plan will cover your prescription. Comparing a consultation with a medication-included program without adding the other payment would obscure the real cost.
The consultation can cost money even without a prescription
The September 2, 2026 refund policy generally makes consultation and clinical-review charges nonrefundable once the work begins, including when the requested treatment is declined. It also generally ends medication refunds once pharmacy processing begins. Earlier cancellation is reviewed, rather than described as an assured refund.
That matters if you are unsure about eligibility or may change your mind. Before paying, identify the consultation charge and when each part becomes nonrefundable. Future renewals have program-specific cancellation terms; there is no verified universal notice period here. Our cancellation guide explains the records to keep. Shipment or order-error remedies are separate from dissatisfaction with treatment, so a promise to review a problem should not be read as a refund of any unused balance.
Know the medical group and the actual dispenser
The terms identify Prescribery Corp as the platform and independent Script Solutions II LLC and DTG II PLC, doing business as BeyondMD or SamaritanMD, as medical groups. The privacy policy corroborates the medical-group identities. These disclosures do not identify your individual prescriber or the pharmacy assigned to your prescription.
Request the treating practice and dispensing facility, then use the pharmacy verification guide for the relevant board check. We have not independently verified an individual license or pharmacy assignment. The useful answer is the facility handling your preparation, not a general assurance about a network. Dose, concentration, additives and included tests also need confirmation for the proposed order.
Confirm the treatment for your location
BeyondMD's homepage describes shipping to most states while its footer claims fifty-state coverage. The terms separately limit service by location. Confirm the particular treatment for the state where you will receive care, rather than assuming a national statement covers every preparation.
The site names clinicians and advertises support, but that does not establish who would answer your question or when. Ask how follow-up works and how a prescription concern reaches the treating team. Optional nutrition contact, a clinician biography and a pharmacy-quality statement each answer a different question; none substitutes for a clear care arrangement.
Our recommendation: compare the complete selected program
BeyondMD's broad menu earns it a closer look when the specific prescription and support arrangement fit your needs. We would choose on that basis, with a written charge schedule and a workable exit, rather than an assumed low-price advantage.
If the medicine, ongoing payment or refund boundary remains unclear, compare other provider reviews before committing.
Factor breakdown
These are recorded editorial marks, not a measure of clinical outcomes. Current prices and policies may differ from those used in the marks. See the methodology.
Strengths
- Injection and oral GLP-1 programs advertised
- Wegovy and Zepbound consultation routes listed
- Optional specialist and nutrition contacts described
What to consider
- Current medication-specific monthly prices not verified
- Consultation fees generally retained after clinical work starts, even if treatment is declined
- Medication refunds generally end at pharmacy processing
- Assigned practice, dispenser and treatment-specific state eligibility need confirmation
Bottom line — Grade C
Best for: Someone who wants to discuss several prescription routes and is prepared to confirm each route's medicine, care charges and cancellation terms before paying.
Look elsewhere if: Someone depending on a consultation refund if treatment is declined, or choosing primarily from an advertised monthly medication price.
Site position #198 of 541. Commercial relationships affect placement, not the score. See our featured provider, CoreAge Rx (#1), for comparison.
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Pricing/verification reflect BeyondMD's public disclosures at last grading; the WeighScore is our editorial judgment per the methodology. Prices change — confirm on BeyondMD's site. Not medical advice; see our disclosure.