Every live discount we could verify today — plus the benchmark prices that expose a fake November "deal"
If cost is the reason you haven't started a GLP-1 or TRT program, here's the thing nobody selling a countdown timer will tell you: several of the biggest discounts in this category are live right now, in October, with no holiday attached. A 40% first-order discount, a standing $200-off code, flat $99/month pricing with a lifetime lock — none of these require waiting seven weeks for a sale that may just be a repriced sticker.
This page does two jobs. First, it lists every discount we could verify on the provider's own site as of October 6, 2026 — no coupon-site rumors. Second, it gives you the current entry price for every provider we track, so when Black Friday promos drop in November, you can do the arithmetic yourself and see whether a "50% OFF" banner is a real discount or a markup with a bow on it. We'll update this page as 2026 offers go live.
Everything below was checked on the provider's own website. Anything we couldn't confirm first-hand didn't make this list.
✓ Verified October 6, 2026
Our referral link takes 40% off your first order at Shed — our #2-ranked GLP-1 provider overall and #1 for quality (named pharmacies, certificates of analysis, no FDA warning letter).
Prefer a public code? Shed's own offer page currently runs GLP100 ($100 off your first month) and WL200L ($200 off), plus a free protein gift and a 120-day 5%-or-refund policy. The codes don't stack with the referral, so run the math on your actual first-order total: 40% wins whenever that total tops $250 — on a single $199 semaglutide month, the flat $100 code is slightly better. The checkout total decides.
Get 40% Off at Shed →Our referral link takes 40% off your first order — rankings are scored on list prices, discount or not.
Code XMAS200 takes $200 off your first month of tirzepatide at Elevate. Honesty note: despite the holiday name, this code runs perpetually — it's effectively Elevate's standing intro price, not a limited-time offer. Treat it as the real first-month cost, not a race against a clock.
Also know before you click: Elevate's advertised $789 twelve-week tirzepatide package was sold out when we checked, and the funnel charges your card before medical intake. Read our full notes on Elevate on the rankings page.
Visit Elevate →Not an affiliate link — we earn nothing if you buy here.
Remedy's official medication pages carry a standing $120-off first month — semaglutide at $179 for month one (then $299/month) and tirzepatide at $279 (then $399/month). It's applied automatically; there's no code to hunt for.
Remedy is our #4-ranked provider: the only one requiring a live video consult before prescribing, but also the priciest after month one. The intro discount doesn't change the ongoing rate — budget on the full price, not the first-month price.
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OrderlyMeds runs permanent starter pricing: $74 for your first month of semaglutide (then $149/month) and $149 for your first month of tirzepatide (then $299/month). No code, no countdown — that's just the published price structure.
It ranked #8 of 9 on our board, last in Quality — a June 2026 FDA warning letter and partner-pharmacy issues are covered in our full review. Cheap entry, real caveats.
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MEDVi's own tirzepatide landing page advertises a flat $166/month — no code required. That's one of the lowest tirzepatide stickers in the category right now. Semaglutide pricing is gated behind the intake quiz, so we can't verify it and won't quote it.
Context matters: MEDVi was our #1 in 2025 and fell to #9 in the October 2026 re-verification (FDA warning letter, data breach at its clinical partner, BBB complaint growth). The price is real; read the full review before you decide the trade-off is worth it.
Visit MEDVi →PeterMD's tirzepatide program starts at $149, then $249/month on a quarterly billing cycle. Semaglutide runs $179/month on a 90-day plan. One honest flag from our checks: PeterMD's pricing differs from page to page on its own site — confirm the number at checkout before you pay.
PeterMD also offers a 20% price-match policy, and it's the TRT headline act further down this page. Tirzepatide isn't available in every state — PeterMD's intake confirms eligibility where you live.
Visit PeterMD →Codes floating around coupon sites that we could not verify on the provider's own site — like Oak's OAKNEW50 or Sprout's FIRST50 — are deliberately not listed above. If a code isn't on the provider's official pages, assume it's dead until proven otherwise.
This is your fake-deal detector. These are the entry prices across every provider we track, verified October 6, 2026. When a Black Friday banner appears in November, compare it against this table. If the "sale" price isn't meaningfully below the October price, it isn't a sale.
| Provider | Semaglutide (entry) | Tirzepatide (entry) | Current promo | Board rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eden | $99/mo flat, all doses | $129/mo flat, all doses | None — flat pricing with a lifetime price lock | 🥇 #1 (26/30) |
| Shed | From $199/mo ("as low as $159" on 12-mo plan) | $239–$299/mo | 40% off first order (our referral) · GLP100 / WL200L codes | 🥈 #2 (24/30) |
| Oak | "From $119/mo" (12-mo plan; month-to-month price gated at checkout) | — | None on-site | 🥉 #3 (22/30) |
| Remedy Meds | $179 first mo → $299/mo | $279 first mo → $399/mo | Standing $120 off first month (no code) | #4 |
| Sprout Health | $149/4wk ($99 on 12-mo prepay) | $199/4wk month-to-month ($149 on 12-mo prepay) | None — commitment tiers are the discount | #5 |
| Elevate | No price published | 12-wk package $789 — sold out at verification | XMAS200: $200 off first tirz month (runs perpetually) | #6 |
| PeterMD | $179/mo (90-day plan) | $149 start → $249/mo quarterly | 20% price-match policy (pricing varies by page — verify at checkout) | #7 |
| OrderlyMeds | $74 starter → $149/mo | $149 starter → $299/mo | Starter pricing is the offer | #8 |
| MEDVi | Gated behind intake — not publicly verifiable | $166/mo flat (own landing banner) | $166/mo tirzepatide banner (no code) | #9 |
Prices verified on each provider's own site October 6, 2026, except where marked. Advertised prices often require a 6- or 12-month commitment — the true month-to-month number is usually higher. Always confirm the total at checkout. Oak's and Sprout's links on this page are affiliate links; see our rankings for links and full reviews: Oak · Sprout Health.
Last Black Friday (2025), OrderlyMeds advertised "up to 50% off" with a GLPSAVER code. Here's the punchline: those Black Friday prices are now simply its everyday list prices. The $74 starter month you can get today, in October, with no code, is roughly what the 2025 "doorbuster" delivered. That's not a knock on the price — it's a fine price — it's a demonstration of why this benchmark table exists. In this category, "Black Friday deal" frequently means "the price we were heading to anyway, announced with confetti."
Most GLP-1 providers don't run real Black Friday promotions — third-party deal trackers confirmed Sprout ran none in 2025, and we found none for Oak, Elevate, Remedy, or Shed. Three providers demonstrably did. Here's what they ran last year, and where their 2026 offers will appear on this page the moment they drop.
A third-party deal roundup (Nov 26, 2025) reported Eden offering up to $150 off for Black Friday. We didn't verify that offer first-hand, so treat the amount as reported, not confirmed. Worth noting: Eden's everyday $99/$129 flat pricing is already the category's lowest, so any 2026 promo is gravy on an already-strong number.
Third-party trackers reported MEDVi running 30% off the first shipment plus a free B12 kit from Nov 25 to Dec 2, 2025. Again: third-party reported, not verified by us. If MEDVi repeats it in 2026, 30% off the current $166/month tirzepatide banner would be a genuinely strong number — we'll do that math here when it's live.
Reported by third-party deal trackers in 2025 — and as covered in the benchmark section above, those "sale" prices subsequently became the standing list prices. If a 2026 promo appears, we'll check it against today's $74/$149 starters before calling it a deal.
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If testosterone therapy is what you've been pricing out, the strongest sticker we verified this October isn't a holiday promo at all — it's PeterMD's standing TRT pricing, with medication and provider consults included in the monthly rate:
The math-over-hype read: the $79 headline requires paying $948 up front for a year. That's a real discount versus $139 month-to-month ($1,668/year — a $720 difference), but it's also a year-long bet on a provider you haven't tried yet. Our standing advice across this entire site applies here too: start month-to-month, confirm the service works for you, then prepay if the math still looks good. PeterMD also runs a 20% price-match policy.
Caveats: TRT requires lab work and a prescriber's evaluation — pricing assumes you qualify, which is a medical decision, not a checkout option. PeterMD's TRT injectables are not available in Alabama or Idaho. And note Trustpilot removed PeterMD's review profile for guideline violations while the site still displays a 4.9 rating — our full notes are on the rankings pages.
✓ Meds + consults included • ✓ $79–$139/mo by term • ✓ Not available in AL/ID
Comparing TRT providers more broadly? Our full testosterone-therapy rankings cover the field: Top 3 Testosterone Therapy Providers →
A discount is one input, not a verdict. Our October 2026 GLP-1 re-verification scored nine providers across Value, Quality, and User Experience — and the results cut against pure price-chasing: Eden won at 26/30 with no promo at all, just verified $99/month flat pricing; Shed took #2 at 24/30 and pairs the top Quality score with the biggest live discount on this page; Oak earned #3 at 22/30 on a spotless regulatory record. Meanwhile some of the deepest discounters on this page finished near the bottom of the board, dragged down by FDA warning letters and complaint records a coupon code doesn't fix. Price gets you in the door; the scorecard tells you what's behind it.
Probably not, if price is the blocker. The biggest verified discounts in the category — Shed's 40% first-order referral, Elevate's $200-off code, OrderlyMeds' $74 starter — are live right now and aren't tied to a date. History says GLP-1 Black Friday promos are modest (last year's reported examples were $150 off or 30% off a first shipment) and some "sales" are just repackaged standing prices. Waiting seven weeks to maybe save a similar amount is a bet; the October prices on this page are a certainty.
Compare it to this page's benchmark table, which we verified in October before any holiday marketing started. A real deal is meaningfully below the provider's standing entry price. If a November banner shouts "50% OFF" but the checkout total lands at or near the October number, you're looking at theater. OrderlyMeds' 2025 promo is the textbook case: its "Black Friday prices" became the ordinary list prices within the year.
Because price is one of three dimensions we score. Several of the lowest-priced providers on this page carry FDA warning letters, unresolved BBB complaint patterns, or undisclosed pharmacy sourcing — problems a discount doesn't offset. Our #1, Eden, happens to also be the price leader at $99/month, but it won on the combination of Value, Quality, and UX scores, not the sticker alone. The full rankings show every trade-off.
No. At Shed, you choose one: the 40% referral discount or a public code (GLP100 or WL200L) — which wins depends on your first-order total (40% beats a flat $100 off once the total passes $250), so compare both against your plan before checkout. Elevate's XMAS200 applies to the first tirzepatide month only. Remedy's $120-off and OrderlyMeds' starter pricing apply automatically with no code. When in doubt, the checkout total is the only number that counts.
No — availability depends on where you live and on a prescriber's evaluation. These are prescription medications: a licensed provider decides whether treatment is appropriate for you, and state restrictions apply (for example, PeterMD's TRT isn't available in AL or ID, and its GLP-1 availability varies by state). Prices and promos also change without notice — every figure on this page carries its verification date for exactly that reason.
Some links on this page are affiliate or referral links — including Eden, Shed, Oak, Sprout Health, PeterMD, and MEDVi — and we may earn a commission if you make a purchase through them, at no extra cost to you. Links to Elevate, Remedy Meds, and OrderlyMeds are not affiliate links; we earn nothing from them. Our rankings and deal verdicts are produced by a mathematical scoring system based on list prices and published data — commissions do not influence scores, and this page lists non-affiliate deals alongside affiliate ones on equal footing.
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. GLP-1 medications and testosterone replacement therapy are prescription treatments: a licensed healthcare provider must evaluate whether they are appropriate for you, and individual results vary. Compounded GLP-1 medications are not FDA-approved. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider about your personal health, potential risks and side effects, and whether any treatment discussed here is right for you. Pricing and promotional information was verified on October 6, 2026 and may change without notice.