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Planned launch pricing

Pricing

Posted cash prices for the protocols on this site. No quote calls, no hidden tiers, no insurance math.

GLP-1 checkout is live

Semaglutide and tirzepatide start from the shop. Other listed prices are real catalog numbers; on-domain pay for those rails is next. A clinician can refuse any order.

GLP-1 weight management

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide programs. Start with a discounted first month, then pick a term; longer terms carry the lower effective monthly rate.

Weight management, core program

Semaglutide program

$99first month, then your plan below

Plan termPlan totalWorks out toStart
1 month$190$190/moStart plan
3 months$399$133/moStart plan
6 months$714$119/moStart plan
12 months$1,188$99/moStart plan

Weight management, core program

Tirzepatide program

$149first month, then your plan below

Plan termPlan totalWorks out toStart
1 month$239$239/moStart plan
3 months$627$209/moStart plan
6 months$1,194$199/moStart plan
12 months$2,148$179/moStart plan

At launch, every GLP-1 plan includes

  • Online medical intake reviewed by a licensed clinician
  • Prescription only if the clinician decides it's appropriate
  • Medication shipped to your door if prescribed
  • Ongoing check-ins and dose reviews through your plan
  • Message-based access to your care team
  • No insurance billed, no claims filed, ever

TRT program

$139per month, planned

Testosterone replacement therapy with the workup done right. The published VA clinical recommendations call for documented symptoms plus a fasting morning testosterone, drawn between 6 and 10 a.m., low on at least two separate occasions, before treatment starts.[1] That's the diagnostic bar we plan to hold ourselves to, and we'll say no when the labs say no.

Straight talk on TRT

  • Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled medication. Prescribing it by telehealth depends on federal telemedicine rules as they stand at launch.
  • If those rules require it, an in-person exam will be part of the pathway. We'll be clear about that before you pay anything.
  • No sub-threshold marketing: if your levels and symptoms don't support treatment, we won't sell it to you.

Add-on programs

Sleep support

$69/mo

Non-controlled, first-line sleep care. No stimulants marketed here.

Hair

$35/mo

Clinician-reviewed hair care, shipped on schedule.

Sexual health

$45/mo

Discreet, clinician-reviewed sexual health care.

The service discount

Verified veterans and first responders get a real service discount on every program at launch, applied after verification against your service record. The amount is announced at launch: we'd rather post no number than a fake one.

Fair questions

Can I buy any of this today?

Yes for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, on this domain, after clinician review. Other protocols are listed with prices but not yet charged on this site.

Will you bill TRICARE, CHAMPVA, or the VA?

No. Standby is cash-pay only. We never file claims, and nothing here touches your benefits, your records, or a department-visible claim. If your benefits cover what you need, our coverage guides will point you there first.

Why longer terms for the GLP-1 programs?

GLP-1 care runs month over month, and the effective monthly rate drops as the term gets longer. The table above shows the full math for every term, so the trade-off is yours to make, not ours to hide.

What happens if a clinician says no?

Then no prescription happens. Every program runs through a licensed clinician's review at launch, and the answer can be no. We'd rather lose the sale than write a script that shouldn't exist.

Sources cited on this page

  1. [1] VA Formulary Advisor, Evaluation for and Management of Males with Low Testosterone, clinical recommendations (January 2026). https://www.va.gov/formularyadvisor/DOC_PDF/CRE_Testosterone_Replacement_Therapy_Clinical_Recommendations_Jan_2026.pdf. Accessed 2026-08-01.

Shop is open

Start a protocol, or read the coverage rules first.

GLP-1 checkout stays on standbyclinic.com. If your benefits already cover the care, use them. The guides still say that plainly.