3 providers are running promotional pricing right now. Two of them don't say when it ends. · Verified September 15, 2026
Verified September 15, 2026
Both sell compounded semaglutide medication. Eden is $180 a month cheaper. That is not the whole answer, and the rest of this page is the part the price does not tell you.
$180/mo less than Fridays Health — $2160 over a year. Read the differences below before you decide; cheaper is not automatically better here.
| Eden | Fridays Health | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $99/mo | $279/mo |
| Month two onward | $99/mo | $279/mo |
| Cancel by | 48h before renewal | 72h before renewal |
| Minimum term | None | None |
| Billed | monthly | monthly |
| Trustpilot | 4.5 (4,715) | 4.2 (4,687) |
| BBB | F, 88 complaints unanswered | F, 49 complaints unanswered |
The row people skip is “cancel by”. Neither company puts it in a FAQ — we read both off their terms pages. Miss that window by an hour and you are billed for another month, which wipes out the price difference between these two several times over.
Two problems, co-dominant, and they compound. Orders stuck in pharmacy processing — about 22 of 40, quoted as nine days, eleven days, three weeks, four weeks — and support that cannot be reached, about 20 of 40, describing chat that auto-disconnects and AI-only agents. The delays cause missed doses. Billing after cancellation is third. A platform migration in August 2026 lost accounts and prescriptions for some customers.
What customers praise: Almost all of it names individual support agents who fixed an account or subscription problem. That is worth reading carefully: much of Eden’s praise is about recovering from a failure rather than about the product.
Three problems, each in roughly half the one-star reviews, and they usually appear together in the same review: medication that never arrived or ran ten days to three weeks late, support that answers only through a chatbot, and a charge that landed anyway. The mechanic underneath is a rigid cycle — cancellation is required at least 72 hours before the billing date — colliding with shipping that is itself late, so a customer is billed for a month whose medication never came. Miss the refill window and the monthly fee is forfeited.
What customers praise: Genuine and worth stating: 79% of 4,687 reviews are five-star, and the praise is for consultations, a smooth signup, and the flat all-inclusive fee. The failure is concentrated in fulfilment and billing, not in the clinical experience.
Both of these are compounded, which means FDA has never reviewed them for safety, effectiveness or quality. The brand-name price has fallen a long way and is now within reach of both.
| Medication | Cash price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Wegovy (pill) | $149/mo | FDA-approved |
| Wegovy (pen) | $349/mo | $199 first two months |
| Zepbound (vials) | $299/mo | $299-449 depending on dose |
That spread moves. 3 of these providers are running promotional pricing right now, and two of them will not say when it ends. We check every week. Want us to tell you when yours changes?
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