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Provider profile

Eden — compounded GLP-1 pricing & profile

Captured pricing, fees, pharmacy disclosure, and evidence status — provider-reported, not checkout-verified.

Eden is a compounded GLP-1 access channel captured in this site's provider directory. This profile summarizes what is verified about its pricing, fees, pharmacy disclosure, and evidence status as of 2026-07-20 — provider-reported and not checkout-verified — and shows how it sits against the market's lowest rankable captured cost.

Provider-reported, not checkout-verified. This profile is built from captured public data and is not a scored, full editorial review. Eden is not assigned a score or a "verified cheapest" claim; figures are provided for transparency and comparison and should be confirmed with the provider.

Captured pricing

Eden — compounded semaglutide, injection, standard-dose CALCULATED · confidence high · captured 2026-07-20 · source · methodology v1.0
PlanTotal mandatory costEffective monthly costAdvertised monthlyAdvertised savings
1 month monthly$198$198.00$99
$99/mo medication + $99/mo membership ($39 first month); all-in independently calculated.
Eden — compounded tirzepatide, injection, standard-dose CALCULATED · confidence high · captured 2026-07-20 · source · methodology v1.0
PlanTotal mandatory costEffective monthly costAdvertised monthlyAdvertised savings
1 month monthly$298$298.00$199
$199/mo medication + $99/mo membership; all-in independently calculated.

How Eden compares

Effective monthly cost folds every mandatory charge into one number. Against the market's lowest rankable captured cost (advertised, not checkout-verified):

Eden vs lowest rankable captured effective monthly cost (2026-07-20)
MedicationEdenLowest rankableStanding
compounded semaglutide$198.00$145.00 (NexLife)about $53/mo above the lowest rankable
compounded tirzepatide$298.00$186.00 (NexLife)about $112/mo above the lowest rankable

Lowest-rankable is an advertised-price figure, not a verified "cheapest" ranking. Providers with approximate, dose-dependent, or conflicting pricing are excluded from the rankable set — see the pricing pages for exclusions.

Fees, pharmacy, and disclosure

Eden — captured structure and disclosures (2026-07-20)
CategoryCompounded-GLP-1-focused
Current statusActive but evidence incomplete
Membership / program feeMembership separate
Pharmacy disclosureNot verified
Material relationshipNo known material relationship — publisher attested 2026-07-20; independent verification not performed
Evidence statusPROVIDER REPORTED · confidence high
Last checked2026-07-20
Official sourceprovider page

Capture note: Effective total is calculated from advertised recurring membership plus medication.

How to evaluate Eden before paying

Whatever the headline, run the same checks on any compounded provider: (1) compute effective monthly cost at your maintenance dose, membership included; (2) get the renewal price, not just the first month; (3) name and verify the dispensing pharmacy with the four-step workflow; (4) confirm the refund and cancellation terms in writing before any prepaid plan. The full pre-purchase routine is in the shopping checklist, and the questions to ask are in what to ask before paying.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Eden charge for compounded GLP-1?

Captured plans put Eden's lowest effective monthly cost at $198.00 (advertised, not checkout-verified). See the pricing table above for the full plan structure, and confirm current figures on the provider's own page.

Does Eden charge a membership fee?

A membership or program fee appears to apply. Captured: Membership separate. A required membership belongs in the effective-cost math, so add it in before comparing Eden to any flat-priced provider.

Is Eden's pricing verified?

No. Eden's evidence status is provider reported (confidence high); figures are provider-reported or independently calculated, not checkout-verified, and its pharmacy disclosure is "not verified". Treat every figure as a starting point to confirm, not a guarantee.