Weight & hormone care — built for women
You didn't fail.
Your body just changed — and the old rules stopped working.
When estrogen, muscle, and hunger signals shift, the same habits stop delivering the same results. A medical provider licensed in your state looks at the whole picture: weight, hormones, and slower metabolism.
- ✓The whole picture — weight, hormones, and slower metabolism
- ✓A medical provider licensed in your state, usually within 48 hours
- ✓Provider review within 24–48 hours — cancel any time
No commitment yet. 100% self-pay. Your price stays the same at every dose — and if it ever changes, you’ll hear it from us first. Read our Honest & Upfront Pricing Guarantee →
Straight answers
No hype, no runaround — the questions women are actually searching, answered.
How much do Ladies First weight loss plans cost?
Compounded semaglutide starts as low as $179 per 28 days on a 52-week plan — $219 on a 12-week plan, or $249 every 28 days on the flexible plan. Compounded tirzepatide starts as low as $269 per 28 days on a 52-week plan — $309 on 12-week, or $339 every 28 days on the flexible plan. Multi-week plans are billed once per term, with the exact total shown before you pay. Every plan includes the provider consultation, ongoing messaging support, and shipping — no membership or sign-up fees, and standard weight-loss labs are covered at no cost to you.
Do I pay anything before I’m approved?
Payment is collected when you complete your medical intake — your exact price is shown before you enter any payment details. A licensed medical provider then reviews your information within 24–48 hours, and treatment ships only if they approve.
What’s the difference between compounded and brand-name medications?
They are different regulatory categories. Compounded semaglutide is a separate preparation made by state-licensed compounding pharmacies — it is not FDA-approved, and trial results from the branded products don’t automatically transfer to it. Whether a compounded or brand-name option is appropriate for you is a medical decision your provider makes.
How long does the provider review take?
Usually within 48 hours of completing your intake. A medical provider licensed in your state reviews your health history and either approves treatment, asks follow-up questions, or lets you know the program isn’t a fit.
Can I cancel?
You can cancel any time, and future billing cycles simply stop — no long-term contract, no cancellation fee. Past payments aren’t refundable, so if you’re going to cancel, do it before your next billing cycle.
