4 boards · 373 providers
Every price ranking on this site
Four rankings, and they answer different questions. The full ranking tells you who offers a low dose at all. The two priced rankings ask something narrower and more useful: not who is cheapest per month, but who actually charges you less for taking less — the structure that quietly bills a microdoser the full-dose rate. There is no score anywhere on this site.
Of the 373 providers here, 61 sell a microdose as its own product with its own price. That is the number the rankings below are built to put in context.
- Every low-dose provider
Who offers a low-dose GLP-1 at all, and what do they publish?
The full ranking. Every provider on this site, ranked, with the price exactly as they publish it and what that price actually buys.
373 providers
- Microdose semaglutide, priced
Does the semaglutide bill fall when the dose does?
Semaglutide is where a low dose is easiest to buy and easiest to overpay for — it is the molecule most often sold at one flat rate, which charges a quarter-dose patient the full-dose price.
- Microdose tirzepatide, priced
Does the tirzepatide bill fall when the dose does?
The same question on the more expensive molecule, where the gap between a flat rate and a dose-priced one is widest in dollars.
- Oral & sublingual GLP-1
Which providers offer a low dose with no needle?
Tablets, lozenges and drops. A route that matters if self-injecting is the thing standing between you and starting at all.
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