Introduction
Last updated 26 October 2026. Fourteen commission-earning GLP-1 providers state on a page opened that day that an HSA or FSA can be used. CoreAge Rx, PlexusDx, and MEDGm say a card is accepted at checkout.
Willow prints the label on a $299 semaglutide price and a $399 tirzepatide price. Strut Health's FAQ says a charge to an HSA or FSA card may be rejected by the issuer.
Fourteen pages, and the sentence each one actually prints
The check on 26 October 2026 was limited to commission-earning providers that sell a GLP-1. A page is in the table only when its own text states an HSA or FSA path. A catalog flag from an earlier month was not enough. GobyMeds is a comparison listing, so it is outside this table.
The sentences are not interchangeable. Card at checkout means the provider says the card can be entered as payment. A label such as eligible or approved is the provider's word on the page. Reimbursement means the patient pays and may submit a bill to the account. The price column is the figure printed on the same page, or on the provider's price page opened the same day.
| Provider | Sentence on the page | What it describes | Price read the same day |
|---|---|---|---|
| CoreAge Rx | Yes. An HSA or FSA card pays for the order at checkout. Compounded prescription medication is marked yes. compounded (not FDA-approved) | Card. Medication is the eligible line. Named daily supplements are marked often not. | $79/mo semaglutide and $129/mo tirzepatide, starting prices on a 12-month plan paid in full. |
| PlexusDx | HSA and FSA cards accepted at checkout. No membership fee. | Card, on a plan that includes the prescription, medication, and shipping. | Semaglutide $149 month to month, or $99/mo on 12 months ($1,188 up front). Tirzepatide $189 month to month, or $129/mo on 12 months ($1,548 up front). |
| MEDGm | You can use your HSA/FSA card at checkout. | Card. Reimbursement still depends on the plan. | Semaglutide $179 then $299/mo. Tirzepatide $279 then $399/mo. |
| Direct Meds | Accepts HSA and FSA payments for all GLP-1 treatments, and can provide receipts. | Payment, plus a receipt. No membership fee. | Sublingual semaglutide starts at $249/mo. Injections start at $297/mo, with no separate semaglutide or tirzepatide injection dollar. |
| Willow | HSA / FSA Eligible beside the monthly price, and on the care steps. | Label on the medication price and on assessment, shipping, and support. | Semaglutide $299/mo. Tirzepatide $399/mo. |
| yourEra | Plans are FSA and HSA eligible. Pay with pre-tax dollars. No membership fees. | Label on the plans. | Semaglutide $89/mo. Tirzepatide $129/mo. Month to month. |
| HealthRX | HSA and FSA eligible, on the product page and the pricing page. | Label on the plan. No insurance required. | Semaglutide $99 due today, then $165 every month. Tirzepatide $99 due today, then $214 every month. |
| SnagRX | FSA/HSA eligible on the semaglutide and tirzepatide pages. | Label on the product page. The terms limit is in the next section. | Semaglutide $99 for one month. Tirzepatide $149 for one month. |
| Eden | FSA/HSA Eligible on the price. An HSA or FSA card for most visits and prescriptions. | Label and a card sentence. The plan includes the visit, medication, and shipping. | Wegovy $1,695/mo. Zepbound $1,399/mo. |
| Gala | FSA and HSA accepted. Provider visit included. | Accepted, on the cash price. | Ozempic from $1,299/mo. |
| Found | The page prints HSA/FSA eligibility. | A label. The price covers care, medication, and membership per 28-day cycle. | Cash semaglutide $179 then $289. Cash tirzepatide $219 then $359. |
| Embody | Homepage badge: HSA/FSA Approved. | Badge on the homepage. The one-month product pages opened the same day do not repeat it. | Homepage cards: $69/mo and $119/mo, without the drug names. Product pages: semaglutide sale $79, regular $299; tirzepatide sale $129, regular $349. |
| HumeCare+ | Cards say FSA/HSA-ELIGIBLE. The cost FAQ answers with an eligibility sentence about GLP-1 medication. | Label, plus a sentence about the medication. | $199/month, billed monthly, in the compounded semaglutide line. No separate tirzepatide dollar in that line. compounded (not FDA-approved) |
| Sesame Care | You may submit a reimbursement. Most subscription services may be eligible, and Sesame will send an itemized bill. | Reimbursement. The terms also say visits and medications are cash-pay. | Wegovy pen without insurance: $199 for two months, then $349/mo. Zepbound KwikPen without insurance starts at $299 at 2.5 mg. |
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The module is the live catalog. The table above uses the provider page opened on 26 October 2026. A homepage card and a product page can print different dollars, as the Embody rows do.
| Provider | Published price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| #1 CoreAge Rx | $79compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 25 October 2026 a month, paying $948 for 12 months up front Visit provider Affiliate link · we may earn a commission | Compounded semaglutide injection · Injection · medication includedPrice source · checked 25 October 2026 |
| #2 yourEra | $89compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 25 October 2026 a month, continuing Visit provider Affiliate link · we may earn a commission | Compounded Semaglutide month-to-month · Weekly subcutaneous injection; month-to-month · medication included Checked 25 October 2026. Month-to-month semaglutide is $89/mo after a 20% discount the page says is auto-applied. The pre-discount figure on the page is $111.25. No checkout code is printed. Medication is included. Price source · checked 25 October 2026 |
| #3 SnagRX | $99compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 25 October 2026 a month, continuing Visit provider Affiliate link · we may earn a commission | Compounded semaglutide injection · Weekly subcutaneous injection · medication includedPrice source · checked 25 October 2026 |
| #4 Trimi | $99compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 26 October 2026 a month, continuing Visit provider | Compounded Semaglutide · Weekly injection · medication included New-patient price on the sale page, same at every prescribed dose. Monthly billing renews unless renewal is turned off. The 3-month prepaid plan is separate and is not this continuing price. The treatment page and cost guide still show an older schedule: $175 a month, or $99 a month when $1,188 is paid for 12 months. That older schedule is not this row. Compounded, not FDA-approved. Existing patients keep their earlier terms. Price source · checked 26 October 2026 |
| #5 Oak Longevity | $119compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 24 October 2026 a month, continuing Visit provider Affiliate link · we may earn a commission | Compounded GLP-1 · Weekly semaglutide injection · medication included Homepage still prints GLP-1 treatments for weight loss from $119/mo. The same homepage also says prescription weight loss from $108/mo. Checked 23 October 2026. The weight-loss page's $190 sentence was not reopened. Price source · checked 24 October 2026 |
Showing the 5 lowest comparable published prices from 20 eligible providers. The complete comparison includes every current catalog row.
- bmiMD: $149/mo effective • $447 prepaid every 3 monthscompounded (not FDA-approved)Last checked 14 Sept 2026Medication included as published
- bmiMD: $129/mo effective • $774 prepaid every 6 monthscompounded (not FDA-approved)Last checked 14 Sept 2026Medication included as published
- Curex: $49 first month starting price; exact renewal quote after intakecompounded (not FDA-approved)Last checked 7 Oct 2026Medication included as published
| Provider | Published price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| #1 Trimi | $119compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 26 October 2026 a month, continuing Visit provider | Compounded Tirzepatide · Weekly injection · medication included New-patient price on the sale page, same at every prescribed dose. Monthly billing renews unless renewal is turned off. The 3-month prepaid plan is separate and is not this continuing price. The treatment page and cost guide still show an older schedule: $235 a month, or $125 a month when $1,500 is paid for 12 months. That older schedule is not this row. Compounded, not FDA-approved. Existing patients keep their earlier terms. Price source · checked 26 October 2026 |
| #2 CoreAge Rx | $129compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 25 October 2026 a month, paying $1,548 for 12 months up front Visit provider Affiliate link · we may earn a commission | Compounded tirzepatide injection · Injection · medication includedPrice source · checked 25 October 2026 |
| #3 yourEra | $129compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 25 October 2026 a month, continuing Visit provider Affiliate link · we may earn a commission | Compounded Tirzepatide month-to-month · Weekly subcutaneous injection; month-to-month · medication included Checked 25 October 2026. Month-to-month tirzepatide is $129/mo after a 20% discount the page says is auto-applied. The pre-discount figure on the page is $161.25. The page does not show the old $99 12-month plan. Price source · checked 25 October 2026 |
| #4 GobyMeds | $133compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 26 October 2026 a month, paying $399 for 3 months up front Visit provider | Compounded Tirzepatide Starter Plan · Weekly injection · medication includedPrice source · checked 26 October 2026 |
| #5 SnagRX | $149compounded (not FDA-approved), checked 25 October 2026 a month, continuing Visit provider Affiliate link · we may earn a commission | Compounded tirzepatide injection · Weekly subcutaneous injection · medication includedPrice source · checked 25 October 2026 |
Showing the 5 lowest comparable published prices from 19 eligible providers. The complete comparison includes every current catalog row.
- bmiMD: $229/mo effective • $687 prepaid every 3 monthscompounded (not FDA-approved)Last checked 14 Sept 2026Medication included as published
- bmiMD: $189/mo effective • $1,134 prepaid every 6 monthscompounded (not FDA-approved)Last checked 14 Sept 2026Medication included as published
- Curex: $149 first month starting price; exact renewal quote after intakecompounded (not FDA-approved)Last checked 7 Oct 2026Medication included as published
Eligibility, prescribed quantity, state availability, pharmacy fulfillment, shipping, supplies, and follow-up can change the final cost. Unknown fields remain unknown.
Three pages say the card is accepted at checkout
CoreAge Rx's card article says you can pay for the order with an HSA or FSA card, entered at checkout like any other debit or credit card, with nothing to sign up for. The eligibility table marks compounded prescription medication as yes, and prescription treatments as generally eligible. Daily supplements, including a product the table names GLP-1 Support, are marked often not, because non-prescription items may require a letter of medical necessity. The page says the plan administrator, not CoreAge Rx, decides coverage. The receipt article adds that compounded prescription medications are generally eligible under most plans, and that CoreAge Rx does not file insurance claims. The landing page prices are separate from that help text: $79 a month for semaglutide and $129 a month for tirzepatide, and the footer says those are starting prices based on a 12-month plan paid in full.
PlexusDx prints the card sentence on both injection pages, next to no membership fee. The dollar covers the prescription, medication, and shipping, so the page is describing one plan rather than a membership fee plus a separate medication bill. The FAQ says eligibility depends on the reader's own HSA or FSA plan. Semaglutide is $149 month to month, or $99 a month when $1,188 is billed up front for 12 months. Tirzepatide is $189 month to month, or $129 a month when $1,548 is billed up front for 12 months.
MEDGm's product FAQ, on both the semaglutide and tirzepatide injection pages, says you can use an HSA/FSA card at checkout. The same answer says reimbursement eligibility depends on the plan and may require a medical consultation, and it tells the reader to check with the administrator. The semaglutide month-to-month price is $179 the first month, then $299. Tirzepatide is $279 the first month, then $399.
Labels on a medication price
Willow's semaglutide page, which is where the shorter semaglutide address redirected, prints $299/mo beside HSA / FSA Eligible. The tirzepatide page prints $399/mo with the same label. The care steps for assessment, shipping, and support carry the same label, so Willow is marking the path, not a separate membership dollar. The catalog rows for those two continuing prices were already $299 and $399, checked 26 October 2026, and the pages still print those dollars.
yourEra says the plans are FSA and HSA eligible and that the reader pays with pre-tax dollars. It also says there are no membership fees. Semaglutide is $89 a month and tirzepatide is $129 a month, month to month, after the 20% discount the page says is auto-applied. HealthRX's product pages say the plan is HSA and FSA eligible and that no insurance is required. Semaglutide is $99 due today, then $165 every month. Tirzepatide is $99 due today, then $214 every month. The pricing page repeats the eligible line and says prices are current as of October 15, 2026. The product pages opened 26 October still show the dollars above.
SnagRX's semaglutide and tirzepatide pages say FSA/HSA eligible in the benefits list. The one-month columns are $99 and $149. The terms, opened the same day, say SnagRX does not guarantee that amounts paid are eligible for reimbursement by insurance, HSA/FSA, or otherwise. Both sentences stay in the record. The product page does not say the card is taken at checkout, and the terms do not say the product-page label is void.
Eden marks Wegovy at $1,695 a month and Zepbound at $1,399 a month as FSA/HSA Eligible. A sentence on both pages says you can use an HSA or FSA card for most visits and prescriptions. The FAQ says the plan includes the doctor visit, the prescription medication, and free shipping, so the price is not a membership with the drug billed later. Gala's Ozempic page says from $1,299 a month, cash price, provider visit included, and FSA and HSA accepted. Direct Meds says it accepts HSA and FSA payments for all GLP-1 treatments and can provide receipts for reimbursement. It also says there are no membership fees. The starting figures on that page are $249 a month for sublingual semaglutide and $297 a month for injections.
A badge, an eligibility line, and HumeCare+'s medication sentence
Found's store pages print HSA/FSA eligibility beside free shipping. They do not say card at checkout, and they do not say reimbursement. What they do price is a 28-day cycle that covers clinical care, the medication, and the membership. Cash semaglutide is $179 the first cycle, then $289. Cash tirzepatide is $219 the first cycle, then $359. Those later figures match the catalog rows checked 25 October 2026. The eligible line is not split into a membership portion and a medication portion.
Embody's homepage badge says HSA/FSA Approved. The same screen has a weekly GLP-1 injections card at a flat $69 a month and a weekly GLP-1/GIP injections card at a flat $119 a month. Neither card prints semaglutide or tirzepatide. The one-month product pages, opened the same day, name the drugs and print different dollars: semaglutide sale $79 and regular $299, tirzepatide sale $129 and regular $349. Those product pages do not repeat the HSA badge. The catalog still stores the sale and regular pairs, checked 24 October 2026. This note keeps the homepage cards and the product-page prices as two readings.
HumeCare+ labels the compounded semaglutide card and the compounded tirzepatide card FSA/HSA-ELIGIBLE. A disclosure line says $199/month, billed monthly, for the compounded semaglutide program. The FAQ item titled as the cost of the weight loss program answers with a different sentence: GLP-1 medication prescribed for a medical condition like obesity is generally an eligible expense under both FSA and HSA accounts, so pre-tax dollars can go toward the plan. That answer does not print $199. It is HumeCare+'s sentence about the medication, not a sentence from the IRS pages below.
A badge that says approved is the provider's label. It is not a determination from the IRS or from the reader's plan administrator.
Sesame is a reimbursement sentence, and Strut says the card may be rejected
Sesame's terms say prescription services and medication payments are cash-pay, that Sesame is not insurance, and that Sesame does not accept any insurance for provider visits or medications. The same paragraph says you may submit a reimbursement to your HSA or FSA. The weight-loss FAQ asks whether services in the subscription are eligible for HSA or FSA reimbursement and answers that most of those services may be eligible. It says an email to support produces an itemized bill to submit. That is a reimbursement path for subscription services. It is not a sentence that an HSA card is accepted at checkout for the Wegovy pen. The cash figures on that program page are still useful next to the sentence: Wegovy pen without insurance is $199 a month for the first two months for new Wegovy patients, then $349 a month. Zepbound KwikPen without insurance is $299 a month at 2.5 mg.
Strut Health's FAQ was opened because the product pages do not mention HSA or FSA. The payment answer says Strut accepts all major credit cards, and that charges to HSA and FSA cards may be rejected by the card issuer. That is not a statement that the cards are accepted. The semaglutide injectable page is $129 a month. The tirzepatide injectable page is $219 a month. Strut stays out of the fourteen.
What Publication 502 and Publication 969 say
IRS Publication 502, opened 26 October 2026, shows a last reviewed or updated date of 30 April 2026. The medicines section says you can include in medical expenses amounts you pay for prescribed medicines and drugs. A prescribed drug is one that requires a prescription by a doctor for its use by an individual. Except for insulin, a drug that is not prescribed is outside that sentence. The weight-loss program section says you can include amounts you pay to lose weight if it is treatment for a specific disease diagnosed by a physician, and it names obesity, hypertension, and heart disease as examples. It includes fees for membership in a weight reduction group. A later section says you cannot include a weight-loss program if the purpose is the improvement of appearance, general health, or sense of well-being.
Publication 969, also last reviewed or updated 30 April 2026, says qualified medical expenses for an HSA are those specified in the plan that would generally qualify for the medical and dental expenses deduction. Neither publication names CoreAge Rx, Willow, Wegovy, Zepbound, or a compounded GLP-1. A provider line that says eligible is the provider's claim. The plan administrator is who CoreAge, MEDGm, and PlexusDx tell the reader to ask. NovoCare's Wegovy home-delivery page, which is Novo Nordisk's home delivery and not a commission-earning telehealth partner on this site, says it accepts debit, credit, and FSA/HSA cards for the medicine. That sentence is about NovoCare home delivery.
This note is not tax advice. A plan document and the plan administrator control whether a particular charge is reimbursed.
Pages opened that do not state HSA or FSA
Several other commission-earning GLP-1 pages were opened the same day and their readable text does not contain HSA or FSA. Those pages are Shed's semaglutide and tirzepatide injection pages, Enhance.MD's core semaglutide and advanced tirzepatide pages, Sprout Health's homepage, Lttl's semaglutide and tirzepatide pages, Oak Longevity's homepage, the System Labs homepage, and DudeMeds' weight-loss pricing page. They are omitted from the table because the page does not state the path. Their prices, where a page printed one, are in the tirzepatide and semaglutide cost note.
bmiMD returned HTTP 403, so its older HSA page was not re-read and bmiMD is not in the table. SkinnyRx's FAQ address and MyDrHank's product addresses returned a shell without the payment sentence. Those three stay out. A financing brand on a checkout page is a separate question, and the buy-now-pay-later note is the page for that.
Common questions
- Can an HSA or FSA card pay a GLP-1 telehealth order?
- CoreAge Rx, PlexusDx, and MEDGm say yes, the card is accepted at checkout, on pages opened 26 October 2026. Eden says an HSA or FSA card can be used for most visits and prescriptions. Other providers in the table use the words eligible, accepted, or approved, or they describe reimbursement. Strut says the issuer may reject the charge.
- Does CoreAge say the medication is eligible, or only a membership?
- The card article marks compounded prescription medication as yes. It marks named daily supplements, including one called GLP-1 Support, as often not. The landing prices are the semaglutide and tirzepatide plans, $79 and $129 a month, described as starting prices on a 12-month plan paid in full.
- Which prices carry the HSA or FSA label on the same line?
- Willow prints it on $299 a month and $399 a month. Eden prints it on Wegovy at $1,695 a month and Zepbound at $1,399 a month. Gala prints FSA and HSA accepted on Ozempic from $1,299 a month. yourEra, HealthRX, and SnagRX put the label on the plan rather than inside the dollar.
- What does Strut Health say?
- The FAQ says Strut accepts all major credit cards and that charges to HSA and FSA cards may be rejected by the card issuer. The semaglutide and tirzepatide product pages do not add an acceptance sentence. Those pages are $129 a month and $219 a month.
- Do the IRS publications name these telehealth plans?
- No. Publication 502, last reviewed or updated 30 April 2026, covers prescribed medicines and a physician-diagnosed weight-loss program. Publication 969 points qualified HSA expenses to what the plan specifies and what would generally qualify as a medical expense deduction. The plan administrator is the reader named by CoreAge, PlexusDx, and MEDGm.
Read the verb on the provider's page
On 26 October 2026, fourteen commission-earning GLP-1 providers state an HSA or FSA path. CoreAge Rx, PlexusDx, and MEDGm say a card is accepted at checkout, and CoreAge marks compounded prescription medication as the eligible item. Willow, Eden, and Gala put the label on a printed medication price. Sesame describes reimbursement. Strut says the card issuer may reject the charge. Publication 502 and Publication 969 do not list these plans.
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Sources
- CoreAge Rx help article, Do You Accept HSA or FSA Cards?CoreAge Rx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says yes, CoreAge Rx accepts HSA and FSA cards, and that the card is entered at checkout like any other debit or credit card. The eligibility table marks compounded prescription medication as yes, and daily supplements, including a product named GLP-1 Support, as often not. It says the plan administrator, not CoreAge Rx, decides what the account can cover.
- CoreAge Rx help article, FSA or HSA receiptCoreAge Rx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says you can use an FSA or HSA debit card to pay for a CoreAge Rx order at checkout, and that compounded prescription medications are generally eligible expenses under most FSA and HSA plans. It also says CoreAge Rx does not file insurance claims and that a receipt may be submitted for reimbursement. It points to the card article for a declined card.
- CoreAge Rx help article, pricing and plansCoreAge Rx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Checkout methods include an HSA or FSA card, used like a debit card, and the page says HSA and FSA cards are accepted at checkout.
- CoreAge Rx assigned landingCoreAge Rx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page prints Most Popular Plans at $79/Month for semaglutide and $129/Month for tirzepatide. The footer says prices shown are starting at, based on a 12-month plan paid in full. The page does not print a lump-sum total.
- PlexusDx compounded semaglutide injectionPlexusDx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Month to month is $149. The 12-month plan is $99 a month, $1,188 billed up front. The page says no membership fee, and that HSA and FSA cards are accepted at checkout. The FAQ says eligibility depends on the HSA or FSA plan. The price line covers the prescription, medication, and shipping.
- PlexusDx compounded tirzepatide injectionPlexusDx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Month to month is $189. The 12-month plan is $129 a month, $1,548 billed up front. The same page says HSA and FSA cards are accepted at checkout and that there is no membership fee.
- MEDGm compounded semaglutide injectionMEDGm · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Month to month is $179 the first month, then $299 a month. The FAQ answer says you can use an HSA/FSA card at checkout, and that reimbursement eligibility depends on the plan.
- MEDGm compounded tirzepatide injectionMEDGm · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Month to month is $279 the first month, then $399 a month. The same FAQ answer says you can use an HSA/FSA card at checkout.
- Direct Meds how it worksDirect Meds · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says plans start at $249 a month for sublingual semaglutide and $297 a month for injections, that there are no membership fees, and that Direct Meds accepts HSA and FSA payments for all GLP-1 treatments. It also says receipts can be provided for reimbursement. The injection figure is not split between semaglutide and tirzepatide.
- Willow compounded semaglutideWillow · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. https://www.startwillow.com/semaglutide redirected here. The price line is $299/mo next to HSA / FSA Eligible. The care steps are also labeled FSA and HSA eligible.
- Willow compounded tirzepatideWillow · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The price line is $399/mo next to HSA / FSA Eligible.
- yourEra assigned landingyourEra · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Semaglutide is $89 a month and tirzepatide is $129 a month, month to month, after a 20% discount the page says is auto-applied. The page says plans are FSA and HSA eligible, pay with pre-tax dollars, and that there are no membership fees.
- HealthRX compounded semaglutideHealthRX · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says $99 due today, then $165 every month, and that the plan is HSA and FSA eligible. No insurance is required.
- HealthRX compounded tirzepatideHealthRX · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says $99 due today, then $214 every month, and that the plan is HSA and FSA eligible.
- HealthRX pricing pageHealthRX · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says plans are HSA and FSA eligible and that prices are current as of October 15, 2026.
- SnagRX semaglutideSnagRX · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The one-month column is $99. The benefits list says FSA/HSA eligible.
- SnagRX tirzepatideSnagRX · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The one-month column is $149. The benefits list says FSA/HSA eligible.
- SnagRX termsSnagRX · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The terms say SnagRX does not guarantee that amounts paid are eligible for reimbursement by insurance, HSA/FSA, or otherwise.
- Eden Wegovy treatment pageEden Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Wegovy is $1,695 a month and the price is marked FSA/HSA Eligible. A sentence says you can use an HSA or FSA card for most visits and prescriptions. A FAQ says plans include the doctor visit, prescription medications, and free shipping.
- Eden Zepbound treatment pageEden Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Zepbound is $1,399 a month and the price is marked FSA/HSA Eligible. The same card sentence for visits and prescriptions appears on this page.
- Gala Ozempic pageGala Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says from $1,299 a month, cash price, provider visit included, and FSA and HSA accepted, next to FDA-approved semaglutide.
- Found compounded semaglutideFound Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Every price is per 28-day cycle and covers clinical care, medication, and membership. Cash pay is $179 the first cycle, then $289 a month on the month-to-month plan. A line on the page says HSA/FSA eligibility.
- Found compounded tirzepatideFound Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Cash pay is $219 the first 28-day cycle, then $359 a month on the month-to-month plan. The page says every price covers clinical care, medication, and membership, and it prints HSA/FSA eligibility.
- Embody homepageEmbody · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. A badge says HSA/FSA Approved. A weekly GLP-1 injections card says flat rate at $69 a month. A weekly GLP-1/GIP injections card says flat rate at $119 a month. Those two cards do not print the words semaglutide or tirzepatide. The page says compounded medications have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA.
- Embody compounded semaglutide, one monthEmbody · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Sale price $79.00 and regular price $299.00 for a one-month supply. The readable text does not say HSA or FSA.
- Embody compounded tirzepatide, one monthEmbody · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Sale price $129.00 and regular price $349.00 for a one-month supply. The readable text does not say HSA or FSA.
- HumeCare+ microdose GLP-1 pageHumeCare+ · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Cards for compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are labeled FSA/HSA-ELIGIBLE. A separate line says $199/month, billed monthly, in the compounded semaglutide disclosure. The FAQ item titled What is the cost of the weight loss program? answers that GLP-1 medication prescribed for a medical condition like obesity is generally an eligible expense under both FSA and HSA accounts.
- Sesame terms of serviceSesame Care · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Sesame says prescription services and payments for medications are cash-pay, that Sesame is not insurance, and that it does not accept any insurance for provider visits or medications. It says you may submit a reimbursement to your HSA or FSA.
- Sesame online weight loss programSesame Care · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The FAQ says most of the services within the subscription may be eligible for HSA or FSA reimbursement, and that Sesame will provide an itemized bill. Wegovy pen without insurance is $199 a month for the first two months for new Wegovy patients, then $349 a month. Zepbound KwikPen without insurance is $299 a month at 2.5 mg, $398 at 5 mg, $499 at 7.5 mg, and $698 at 10 mg, 12.5 mg, and 15 mg.
- Strut Health FAQStrut Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The payment answer says Strut accepts all major credit cards, and that charges to HSA and FSA cards may be rejected by the card issuer.
- Strut Health semaglutideStrut Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Semaglutide injectable is $129 a month. The readable text does not say HSA or FSA.
- Strut Health injectable tirzepatideStrut Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The monthly vial is $219. The readable text does not say HSA or FSA.
- IRS Publication 502, Medical and Dental ExpensesInternal Revenue Service · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page shows last reviewed or updated 30 April 2026. It says you can include amounts you pay for prescribed medicines and drugs, and that a prescribed drug requires a prescription. The weight-loss program section says amounts to lose weight can be included if the loss is treatment for a specific disease diagnosed by a physician, such as obesity, hypertension, or heart disease. A later section says you cannot include a weight-loss program if the purpose is appearance, general health, or sense of well-being.
- IRS Publication 969, Health Savings AccountsInternal Revenue Service · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page shows last reviewed or updated 30 April 2026. It says qualified medical expenses are those specified in the plan that would generally qualify for the medical and dental expenses deduction.
- NovoCare Wegovy home-delivery pageNovo Nordisk · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Self-pay for the Wegovy pill is $149 a month at 1.5 mg, $199 at 4 mg, and $299 at 9 mg and 25 mg. One month is 1 bottle of 30 tablets. Patients new to the Wegovy savings offer or NovoCare home delivery pay $199 for each month of 0.25 mg and 0.5 mg, for 2 monthly fills through 31 December 2026, then $349 a month for 0.25 mg, 0.5 mg, 1 mg, 1.7 mg, or 2.4 mg, and $399 a month for Wegovy HD 7.2 mg. One pen month is 1 box of 4 pens. The page says NovoCare accepts debit, credit, and FSA/HSA cards for home delivery of the medicine.
- Shed Rx compounded semaglutide injectionsShed Rx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The 1-month plan is $199. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
- Shed Rx compounded tirzepatide injectionsShed Rx · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The 1-month plan is $299. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
- Enhance.MD core semaglutideEnhance.MD · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The 1-month card is billed every 4 weeks at $249 a month, with $50 off the first order. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
- Enhance.MD advanced tirzepatideEnhance.MD · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The 1-month card is billed every 4 weeks at $329 a month, with $50 off the first order. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
- Sprout Health homepageSprout Health · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. Compounded semaglutide is $149 every 4 weeks. Compounded tirzepatide is $199 every 4 weeks. The readable text does not say HSA or FSA.
- Lttl semaglutideLttl · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says starting at $89 a month for compounded semaglutide. A banner says up to $140 off the first month and that a code is auto-applied. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA. The code is not printed here.
- Lttl tirzepatideLttl · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The page says starting at $139 a month for compounded tirzepatide. The same first-month banner is on the page. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
- Oak Longevity homepageOak Longevity · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
- System Labs homepageSystem Labs · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
- DudeMeds weight-loss pricingDudeMeds · Accessed 26 October 2026
Opened 26 October 2026. The readable page does not say HSA or FSA.
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