GLP-1 weight loss treatment just got more affordable for some patients. Mochi Health has lowered prices on compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide while launching a new lab-testing service that lets members monitor key health markers without leaving the platform.

The telehealth provider recently introduced dose-based pricing, reducing entry-level costs for many patients starting treatment on lower doses. It also launched Mochi Labs, an integrated blood-testing service designed to help users track metrics such as cholesterol, A1C and thyroid function during treatment.
For people comparing GLP-1 programs, the updates address two of the biggest concerns: monthly cost and ongoing medical oversight.
Compounded semaglutide now starts at $60 per month
One of the biggest changes is cost. Under Mochi Health's new dose-based pricing model, compounded semaglutide starts at $60 per month and compounded tirzepatide starts at $90 per month.

Instead of charging one flat rate regardless of dosage, pricing now varies based on treatment level. Because many patients begin on lower introductory doses, the updated structure may reduce monthly costs during the early stages of treatment.
According to the company, no dose costs more than previous pricing levels, while many patients may pay less than before.
New members begin with a 30-minute virtual consultation with a licensed provider. Membership starts at $79 for the first month and includes unlimited provider visits, secure messaging and access to clinical support. Medication costs are billed separately.
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New blood-testing service helps patients monitor treatment
Mochi Health is also expanding beyond prescriptions with the launch of Mochi Labs, a service that allows patients to order bloodwork through the same platform they use for weight loss care.
Test results are delivered directly through the patient portal, creating a more streamlined experience for people who want to monitor their progress while taking GLP-1 medications.
Core health panels start at $26 and include:
- Cholesterol testing
- Hemoglobin A1C testing
- Thyroid screening
- Comprehensive metabolic testing
Additional options include GLP-1 monitoring panels, men's health panels, women's health panels and broader wellness assessments.
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Medication costs are separate from membership fees, membership plans start at $49 when billed annually.
Why lower GLP-1 costs could matter for patients
GLP-1 medications remain one of the most talked-about categories in weight management, but cost continues to be a barrier for many patients.
By lowering introductory medication pricing and adding integrated lab testing, Mochi Health is positioning itself as a more comprehensive weight-management platform. Patients can potentially spend less when starting treatment while gaining access to tools that help monitor metabolic and overall health throughout the process.
For shoppers comparing GLP-1 providers, the combination of lower starting prices, provider access and optional lab testing may make Mochi Health worth considering.
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The laboratory service is available in most states, though Mochi Health says it is not currently offered in New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island or Hawaii.
Editor's note: Compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are not FDA-approved products. Brand-name GLP-1 medications may be referenced for context but are not substitutes for compounded medications.
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