How Our Transparent Pricing Works

Detailed Pricing & Cost Scenarios

At Potere Health MD, we sell medication by the vial — not by the month. This approach gives patients the greatest flexibility and cost savings. To help you see exactly how it works, we’ve outlined three common scenarios:

1) Getting Started
2) Continuing Treatment
3) Higher Doses → Greater Savings

We’ve done the math for you — so you know exactly what to expect.

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Getting Started

Higher Dose – Greater Savings

Continuing Treatment

Competitor's Pricing

Scenario 1 – Getting Started

For Those Just Starting

When starting semaglutide or tirzepatide, everyone begins at a low dose that gradually increases to let your body adjust comfortably.

Even if your dose increases as quickly as in clinical trials (the fastest safe schedule), a single vial will last at least 12 weeks.

See the tables below for a clear breakdown of how this looks in real-world dosing.

“Semaglutide dosing chart showing how a 10 mg vial provides over 12 weeks of treatment. Breakdown includes 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg, and 1 mg weekly doses totaling 7 mg used, leaving 3 mg remaining. Demonstrates cost-effective semaglutide pricing at $219 per vial for physician-guided weight loss.”

“Tirzepatide dosing chart showing how a 60 mg vial provides over 12 weeks of treatment. Weeks 1–4 use 2.5 mg weekly (10 mg total), weeks 5–8 use 5 mg weekly (20 mg total), and weeks 9–12 use 7.5 mg weekly (30 mg total). Total medication used is 60 mg. Demonstrates cost-effective tirzepatide pricing at $449 per vial, averaging about $150 per month for physician-guided weight loss.”

Get Your Medication

Scenario 2 – Continuing Treatment

Continuing Your Weight Loss Journey

As you continue treatment, the price per vial stays the same — no dose-based price hikes.

The tables below show how long each vial lasts at your current dose and what that means for your average monthly cost.

“Semaglutide 10 mg vial cost breakdown showing how long a $219 vial lasts at different weekly doses. At 0.25 mg the vial lasts 40 weeks ($22 per month), at 0.5 mg it lasts 20 weeks ($44 per month), at 1.0 mg it lasts 10 weeks ($88 per month), at 1.7 mg about 6 weeks ($150 per month), and at 2.5 mg it lasts 4 weeks ($219 per month). Highlights the affordability of physician-guided semaglutide treatment at Potere Health MD.”

“Tirzepatide 60 mg vial monthly cost breakdown from Potere Health MD. A $449 vial lasts 24 weeks at 2.5 mg weekly ($75 per month), 12 weeks at 5 mg ($150 per month), 8 weeks at 7.5 mg ($225 per month), 6 weeks at 10 mg ($300 per month), about 5 weeks at 12.5 mg ($375 per month), and 4 weeks at 15 mg ($449 per month). Includes expected weight-loss percentages: 15% at 5 mg, 19.5% at 10 mg, and 21% at 15 mg. Demonstrates cost-efficient tirzepatide pricing for medical weight loss.”

Start Losing Weight

Scenario 3 – Higher Doses → Greater Savings

Loyalty Refill Pricing

Because of the proven health benefits of sustained weight loss, we want higher-dose patients to be able to continue treatment affordably.

That’s why we offer Loyalty Refill Pricing — a 10% discount on vials for patients who stay consistent with their treatment plan.

You qualify when you:

• Are on a dose of 1.7 – 2.5 mg (semaglutide) or 10 – 15 mg (tirzepatide)
• Refill within 45 days to maintain discount eligibility

This isn’t a membership or subscription — it’s simply our way of making continued care more affordable.

As always, there are no recurring charges, long-term contracts, or prepaid plans.

You’re in control of your care — refill only when you need to.

See the table below to explore your potential savings.

Begin Your Journey

The Competition's Pricing

Price Comparison with Major Online Suppliers

We've done the research of major online providers, looking carefully at the "FINE PRINT".

We summed the total three month cost to make it comparable to what is offered at Potere Health MD – then provide the average monthly cost for your comparison.

“Compounded semaglutide price comparison chart showing how Potere Health MD’s $219 vial offers the lowest 3-month cost and $73 average monthly cost compared to major competitors. Chart compares advertised prices, 3-month costs, and fine print from Ro, Hims/Hers, Noom, MEDVi, VITAstir, Eden, Helimeds, and Bioverse, highlighting hidden fees, upfront payments, dose-based price hikes, and programs that don’t include medication. Updated November 1, 2025.”

“Compounded tirzepatide price comparison chart showing Potere Health MD’s $449 vial with a $150 average monthly cost versus major competitors. Chart lists advertised prices, 3-month costs, and fine print for Ro, Hims/Hers, Noom, MEDVi, Remedy Meds, VITAstir, Fridays, Helimeds, and Gentleman Peptides. Highlights issues such as programs that do not include medication, microdosing doses insufficient for weight loss, price hikes after the first month, and products labeled for research use only. Updated November 1, 2025.”

⚠️ Transparency Isn’t Always Transparent

Some programs advertise low prices — but don’t tell you what you’re actually paying for.

Here we expose a few of the common tactics some online providers use to make their offers look “low-cost” when, in reality, the total cost of treatment is much higher:

1) Membership-only pricing

The headline price covers access to the platform or a brief consult — not the medication. Once you’re approved, the real bill for the GLP-1/GIP drug is added on.

3) Prepay requirements

Some programs require paying 3–6 months upfront to “unlock” the good price. That locks you into a plan before you know how you’ll tolerate the medication.

2) Starter-dose pricing

The price shown is for a very small “intro” or “micro” dose that only lasts a short time. As soon as you move to a medically appropriate dose, the price jumps.

4) Undisclosed amount of medication

Prices are listed per month but they never tell you how many milligrams you’re getting. Without that number, you can’t compare value.

👉 That’s why we clearly state both the price and the total medication you receive. If you know the cost and the milligrams, you can finally compare programs fairly.