DudeMeds vs Wellmedr

Recorded prices, access and terms.

The short answer

  • Cheapest to start, semaglutide: Neither has a recorded semaglutide monthly-plan rate. The sellers' own lines read DudeMeds: "First 4 weeks $99 (with B6), renewal not shown". Those terms differ, so we do not rank them.
  • Cheapest to start, tirzepatide: Neither has a recorded tirzepatide monthly-plan rate. The sellers' own lines read DudeMeds: "First 4 weeks $149 (with B6), renewal not shown". Those terms differ, so we do not rank them.
  • Cheapest over 12 months, semaglutide: Neither record holds a rate and term we can carry to 12 months for semaglutide.
  • Cheapest over 12 months, tirzepatide: Neither record holds a rate and term we can carry to 12 months for tirzepatide.
  • Broadest availability: Wellmedr is recorded in 48 states, DudeMeds in 46.
  • Drugs: DudeMeds lists compounded medication only; Wellmedr lists compounded medication only.

Price lines compare recorded monthly-plan subtotals and term totals, as on our price pages. A lower recorded rate is not a complete cost: labs, dose changes and the amount due today can differ.

Decision table

The entries below are recorded provider statements unless a regulatory source is linked. A provider webpage does not independently verify its licenses or quality. DudeMeds source · Wellmedr source.

CompareDudeMedsWellmedr
Recorded monthly-plan priceNot recordedNot recorded
Recorded medication/program subtotalSeller's headline: First 4 weeks $99 semaglutide + B6, $149 tirzepatide + B6, renewal price not on the page. It may require prepayment, a specific dose or introductory terms. The full required cost is not established.No monthly-plan rate is recorded. See the seller's site for current prices. The full required cost is not established.
Lowest 12-month total on the recordNo rate and term we can carry to 12 monthsNo rate and term we can carry to 12 months
Full required monthly costNot established: consultation, labs, membership, dose changes and shipping must be checkedNot established: consultation, labs, membership, dose changes and shipping must be checked
Drug type listedCompoundedCompounded
Oral optionListedInjections only on the record
ConsultationFree in the record; current conditions unconfirmedIncluded in the record; current conditions unconfirmed
Membership or program feeNot separately recorded; do not assume zero.Not separately recorded; do not assume zero.
ShippingRecorded as included; confirm for your addressRecorded as included; confirm for your address
LabsRequired tests and any lab charge are not recorded.Required tests and any lab charge are not recorded.
InsuranceSelf-pay on the recordSelf-pay on the record
Pharmacy licenseNot independently verified. Obtain the dispensing pharmacy name and verify its state license.Not independently verified. Obtain the dispensing pharmacy name and verify its state license.
Reported states46; confirm eligibility and clinician licensing in your state48; confirm eligibility and clinician licensing in your state
CancellationCancellation reported; notice, minimum term and refund conditions unconfirmedCancellation reported; notice, minimum term and refund conditions unconfirmed
Clinician/support as reportedLicensed clinicians, 24/7 patient portalUS-licensed clinicians via OpenLoop Health, unlimited provider messaging, 24-hour turnaround
Trustpilot2.3/5 from 11 reviews (read Nov 5, 2026)4.7/5 from 3,284 reviews (read Nov 5, 2026)
Recorded provider check2026-11-062026-11-06

Price by plan and term

Each rate is a per-month amount for the plan named, from the seller's own page on the date shown. A term plan's rate needs the full term; the total under it is the rate times the months.

DudeMeds

Plan or termSemaglutideTirzepatideSource and read date
Seller's headlineFirst 4 weeks $99 (with B6), renewal not shownFirst 4 weeks $149 (with B6), renewal not shownDudeMeds page, read Nov 6, 2026

First 4-week intro prices on dudemeds.com/weight-loss (read November 6, 2026): compounded semaglutide + vitamin B6 $99 and compounded tirzepatide + vitamin B6 $149, each a one-time total for a 4-week supply at the listed starting plan. The renewal price was not on the page we read. The earlier shop page returned 404.

Wellmedr

No plan rate or seller headline is on our record. See Wellmedr's site for current prices.

wellmedr.com shows no dollar prices on its homepage (read November 6, 2026); it describes a 21-Day Plan and prepaid 3-, 6- and 12-month plans. Last published standing prices were $199/mo compounded semaglutide and $299/mo tirzepatide on the monthly plan (August 30, 2026), and later offer pages showed sale amounts of $49 and $89. Neither is established as current, so we carry no structured price.

What is included

DudeMeds

Visits: consultation recorded as "Free". Care: Licensed clinicians, 24/7 patient portal.

Shipping: recorded as included.

Labs: Required tests and any lab charge are not recorded.

Dose increases: A price for each dose step is not recorded.

What DudeMeds lists:

  • Free shipping with 48-hour turnaround after approval
  • 24/7 patient portal with clinician access
  • Oral and injectable GLP-1 options available

Wellmedr

Visits: consultation recorded as "Included". Care: US-licensed clinicians via OpenLoop Health, unlimited provider messaging, 24-hour turnaround.

Shipping: recorded as included.

Labs: Required tests and any lab charge are not recorded.

Dose increases: The seller says its price stays the same as the dose rises; the full dose schedule is not independently checked.

What Wellmedr lists:

  • Flat dosage-based pricing: no price hikes as your dose escalates

States served

DudeMeds: 46 states

Recorded as available in 46 states.

The record names no excluded state. Confirm yours at intake.

Wellmedr: 48 states

Recorded as available in 48 states.

The record names no excluded state. Confirm yours at intake.

State-by-state costs and Medicaid notes are on the GLP-1 cost by state pages.

Drugs offered

DudeMeds: compounded medication only

  • Compounded Semaglutide (Oral)
  • Compounded Semaglutide (Injectable)
  • Compounded Tirzepatide

An oral form is listed.

Wellmedr: compounded medication only

  • Compounded Semaglutide
  • Compounded Tirzepatide
  • NAD+ Microdose

Injections only on the record.

Compounded drugs are made by a pharmacy for a patient and are not the brand products. Compounded vs brand-name GLP-1.

Membership and other fees

  • DudeMeds: Not separately recorded; do not assume zero.
  • Wellmedr: Not separately recorded; do not assume zero.

A fee missing from the record is unknown, not zero.

Cancellation and refunds

DudeMeds

Recorded as cancel anytime; notice deadlines, prepaid-plan limits and refund rights are not fully recorded.

Wellmedr

Recorded as cancel anytime; notice deadlines, prepaid-plan limits and refund rights are not fully recorded.

Which should you choose?

DudeMeds

On the record, DudeMeds suits a reader who wants an oral option.

Wellmedr

On the record, Wellmedr suits a reader who wants more states on the record (48 against 46).

Ask each provider for the full cost at your prescribed dose, required labs and visits, the dispensing pharmacy, the clinician's state license, renewal charges and written refund terms. Compare those answers with your clinician.

Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and do not undergo FDA review for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. FDA source and recommendations.

DudeMeds: evidence and terms

Read DudeMeds's sourced record · DudeMeds source

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Wellmedr: evidence and terms

Read Wellmedr's sourced record · Wellmedr source

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DudeMeds vs Wellmedr: questions

Which is cheaper, DudeMeds or Wellmedr?

Neither has a recorded semaglutide monthly-plan rate. The sellers' own lines read DudeMeds: "First 4 weeks $99 (with B6), renewal not shown". Those terms differ, so we do not rank them. Neither has a recorded tirzepatide monthly-plan rate. The sellers' own lines read DudeMeds: "First 4 weeks $149 (with B6), renewal not shown". Those terms differ, so we do not rank them. These are medication and recorded program-fee subtotals; labs, dose changes and other charges may be extra.

Which costs less over a year, DudeMeds or Wellmedr?

Neither record holds a rate and term we can carry to 12 months for semaglutide. Neither record holds a rate and term we can carry to 12 months for tirzepatide. A term plan commits you for the full term, so check its refund rules first.

Is DudeMeds or Wellmedr available in more states?

Wellmedr is recorded in more states: 48 against 46. Confirm your state at intake.

Do DudeMeds and Wellmedr offer brand-name or compounded GLP-1?

DudeMeds lists compounded medication only (Compounded Semaglutide (Oral), Compounded Semaglutide (Injectable), Compounded Tirzepatide). Wellmedr lists compounded medication only (Compounded Semaglutide, Compounded Tirzepatide, NAD+ Microdose). Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.

Does DudeMeds or Wellmedr charge a membership fee?

DudeMeds: Not separately recorded; do not assume zero. Wellmedr: Not separately recorded; do not assume zero.

Can you cancel DudeMeds or Wellmedr at any time?

DudeMeds: Recorded as cancel anytime; notice deadlines, prepaid-plan limits and refund rights are not fully recorded. Wellmedr: Recorded as cancel anytime; notice deadlines, prepaid-plan limits and refund rights are not fully recorded.

Are the visit and shipping included with DudeMeds and Wellmedr?

DudeMeds: consultation recorded as "Free", shipping recorded as included. Wellmedr: consultation recorded as "Included", shipping recorded as included.

Do DudeMeds or Wellmedr take insurance?

Neither is recorded as accepting insurance; both are self-pay on our record.

Does DudeMeds or Wellmedr offer a pill or tablet?

DudeMeds lists an oral option; Wellmedr lists injections only on our record.

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