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
- ✓No payment until you're approved — 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 →
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Read the answer →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?
No. You’re never charged before a medical provider has reviewed your information and approved treatment — if you’re not approved, you don’t pay. Plan options appear at the end of the medical intake, so you see the full price before anything is charged.
What’s the difference between compounded and brand-name medications?
The active pharmaceutical ingredient is the same molecule — but the drug is not the same drug. 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.
