Our take
Separate the bundle from the care fee
A six-month supply price divided by six describes an average. It does not describe the amount charged on the day you enroll, nor does it automatically include the continuing membership. Keep those numbers in separate columns.
What the published offer tells you
Ivim Health lists semaglutide and tirzepatide and liraglutide in its public medication information. Approved + compounded listed. Product listings describe a route to discuss with a clinician; they do not establish individual suitability or availability in your state.
Homepage displays separate six-month medication bundle promotions. Their monthly equivalents are not the complete care bill.
How to make a fair cost comparison
The $75 per month published figure is a care or membership charge. Medication costs are additional; this is not an all-in treatment quote. Compare the amount due today, the next recurring bill and any minimum payment commitment. A low monthly equivalent can conceal a larger prepaid purchase.
Ask for the supply period in days or months and whether the quoted medication amount could change with the prescription. Record shipping, required testing and other charges separately. Do not assume a blank line on an offer page means that item costs nothing.
What would change our assessment
Ask what happens to unused supply or prepaid charges if treatment changes. Confirm the next medication price after the initial bundle, and the practical process for booking a provider conversation.
A clear written answer matters more than a broad promise of “personalized support.” Confirm who provides clinical follow-up and how you contact that person. If you are moving from another service, establish a transfer and refill plan with the clinicians before cancelling your existing care.
Product status is part of the comparison
This provider’s menu includes compounded preparations. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and a shared ingredient name does not mean the preparation is identical to an approved branded medicine. Ask the prescriber to explain the specific preparation and its role in your care.
Questions to bring to the provider
- What exact medicine, formulation and supply period does my quote cover?
- What do I pay today, at renewal and if the prescription changes?
- Which clinician and pharmacy are responsible for my treatment?
- What is the cancellation deadline, and which charges are nonrefundable?
Sources and review limits
Provider information checked October 12, 2026. This is a public-information review. We have not enrolled as patients, tested response times or independently inspected a pharmacy. Prices and services can change.