Sprout Health review

Sprout Health offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, but its public pages show different prices. The homepage lists semaglutide at $149 every four weeks and tirzepatide at $199 every four weeks. Its annual plans cost $1,188 and $1,788 upfront, respectively, equivalent to $99 and $149 a month. Four-week billing is not calendar-month billing, and the annual price requires paying for the full term.

A separate GLP-1 landing page lists $299 a month for semaglutide and $349 for tirzepatide, with $50 off the first month using FIRST50. That offer includes clinical evaluation, follow-up, medication and shipping. These pages may represent different enrollment offers; the price and terms you receive through a referral link may differ from the homepage. Confirm the medication, total charge, supply period and renewal schedule before paying.

Sprout's GLP-1 landing page advertises both tablets and injections, subject to a clinician deciding what is appropriate. The compounded products are not FDA-approved, and a tablet should not be assumed to work like an approved oral or injectable brand. The pages checked do not establish current Wegovy or Zepbound availability, so a future switch to a branded prescription should not be a reason to choose this program without confirming it first.

The refund policy makes cancellation more specific than the landing page's cancel-anytime language. Requests must arrive at least 48 hours before the next billing date. Cancellation before clinical review receives a full refund; after review but before pharmacy referral, a $50 review fee is deducted. Once the prescription has been sent to the pharmacy, the order is nonrefundable. The policy describes refunds for unshipped months of prepaid plans, based on the actual amount paid, but confirm how those terms apply to your chosen plan.

A licensed clinician reviews your health information before deciding whether to prescribe. Sprout describes online follow-up and access to clinician messaging; availability and consultation requirements depend on your case. The pages checked refer to licensed pharmacy partners without identifying which pharmacy would fill your prescription. Ask for that pharmacy's name and confirm state availability before enrolling.

Sprout may suit someone comparing shorter billing cycles with an annual prepaid option, provided they are comfortable checking the exact offer before purchase. Its public price differences make that step especially important. Compare the amount due today and at renewal, rather than choosing by the smallest monthly-equivalent number, and keep a copy of the terms attached to your order.