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Sprout Health — prices and signals
FDA letter
Per the clinic's page as checked by GLP Claro on 2026-10-17, Sprout Health's lowest published all-in monthly price is $161.42 for compounded injectable semaglutide (billed every 4 weeks) (source). FDA sent it a warning letter on 2025-09-09 (letter); confirm the price with the clinic; not medical advice.
Clinic website ↗Checked: 2026-10-17
FDA warning letter (2025-09-09). FDA sent this company a letter about how it promoted drugs. It may have been corrected since. Read the letter ↗
Semaglutide (injection) Compounded
| Published regular price | $149 every 4 weeks |
|---|---|
| Intro price | — |
| Mandatory membership | $0 |
| Price by dose | Same price at every dose (per source) |
| All-in per month* | $161.42 |
| 6-month estimate* | $968 (estimate, not a quote) |
| Source | Read by GLP Claro: https://joinsprouthealth.com/ |
| All-inclusive price (med + visit + labs) | To be verified |
| Chemical form | To be verified |
| Pen or vial | To be verified |
| Notes | $149 cada 4 semanas. Plan de 12 meses: $99/mes ($1,188 por adelantado). Se renueva hasta que canceles. |
Tirzepatide (injection) Compounded
| Published regular price | $199 every 4 weeks |
|---|---|
| Intro price | — |
| Mandatory membership | $0 |
| Price by dose | Same price at every dose (per source) |
| All-in per month* | $215.58 |
| 6-month estimate* | $1,294 (estimate, not a quote) |
| Source | Read by GLP Claro: https://joinsprouthealth.com/ |
| All-inclusive price (med + visit + labs) | To be verified |
| Chemical form | To be verified |
| Pen or vial | To be verified |
| Notes | $199 cada 4 semanas. Plan de 12 meses: $149/mes ($1,788 por adelantado). |
* All-in/mo and the 6-month estimate are GLP Claro calculations from published prices. They exclude taxes, labs and special shipping. If price rises with dose, we show a range between the lowest and highest published price. Not medical advice or a dosing recommendation.
Not medical advice. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are not the same as brand-name drugs. Talk to a licensed clinician.