A closer look at low-dose care
Low-dose GLP-1.
The full picture.
Compare 548 providers, understand what a lower dose actually costs, and explore what the evidence supports. Clear prices. Considered reviews. Room for uncertainty.
Intentional microdosing is off-label and unproven. A lower dose does not guarantee a lower bill or fewer risks.
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Featured partner
$149–$199/mo microdose ($99–$149 standard)CoreAge Rx
Two named microdosing programs with their own monthly prices, sold beside standard plans that cost less. It sells a named microdose program at a flat monthly price, with no membership or lab fee underneath it. It sits at the top of our boards because it is our featured partner, not because of a score — and nothing here is a promise of results.
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What's on this site
Find the answer you need.
Compare provider terms, understand the research, and check dose or cost calculations. Start with the question that brought you here.
- 548The provider ranking
Every GLP-1 provider we track, with the price each one actually publishes — including the ones that publish none, which are labeled rather than dropped.
- 548Provider reviews
One page each. What it costs, what is included, who it suits, and the trade-off the provider would rather you skipped.
- 8Calculators
Dose-to-syringe-units, reconstitution, a titration planner and pen-click math. They output arithmetic — never a recommended dose.
- 90The evidence
What the trials, the labels and the null results say about low-dose GLP-1 — each article cites the studies and labels behind it.
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FoundPartner
From $169/mo on 12-mo prepay · $289/mo month to month · Long-running physician-led weight care with a GLP-1 microdosing program, priced flat at every dose on cash or insurance plans.
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Gala HealthPartner
$199/mo on 3-mo plan · from $129 sema, $179 tirz · Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide for women in all 50 states, one price at every dose, with no microdose tier on its public pages.
Microdosing is off-label and unproven — decide with a clinician.
The arithmetic a low dose actually requires.
All 8 calculators →- Dose mathDosage calculator
- ReconstitutionReconstitution calculator
- Schedule builderTitration planner
- Presentation mathTirzepatide units by container
- Vial economicsVial waste calculator
- Pen click mathPen click calculator
- Flat-pricing mathFlat-pricing calculator
- Plan cost mathTrue cost calculator
Every calculator here returns arithmetic only. None of them recommends a dose, and none is a substitute for the clinician who prescribes one.
From the evidence hub
All 90 →Missed a Low-Dose GLP-1? Check the Product First
Missed-dose rules differ between Wegovy and Zepbound. Learn what to confirm after a late injection, a longer break or a compounded refill.
Low-Dose GLP-1s and Planning a Pregnancy
Planning a pregnancy while using a low-dose GLP-1? Separate semaglutide washout instructions, tirzepatide precautions and an accidental exposure.
Low-Dose GLP-1s, Dehydration and Kidney Risk
Kidney disease and dehydration are different GLP-1 questions. Understand warning symptoms, medicine reviews and why a low dose is not a guarantee.
Our evidence articles trace each conclusion to primary research or official labeling, including null results; provider reviews are written from each company's own published pages and prices. Some providers on the ranking pay us a commission, at no extra cost to you, and partners are listed first — we say so on the ranking itself. Read how we research and rank in our editorial policy.