How much does BreezeMeds cost?

The first-party catalog checked on 14 September 2026 lists monthly prices of $199 for semaglutide injection, $299 for tirzepatide injection, $299 for oral semaglutide, $399 for oral tirzepatide, $169 for NAD+, $135 for sermorelin, and $210 for NAD+ nasal spray. Medication if prescribed is included in those catalog figures. The NAD+ page also shows $179-to-start and $249/month copy that is not recorded as a continuing rate.

Are prepaid BreezeMeds plans cheaper than monthly?

Not always. Semaglutide injection is $199 a month, while the three-month prepaid total is $748, or about $249 a month. Tirzepatide injection is $299 a month versus $1,068 for three months, or about $356 a month. Oral prepaid totals are close to the monthly rate. Compare the upfront total and term rather than treating a prepaid row as a discount.

Can you cancel BreezeMeds?

The NAD+ page says "No Memberships. No Hidden Fees. No Commitments — Ever" and "Cancel hassle free, anytime." A standalone terms or refund-policy URL was not found. The same page also says the consultation comes free within a subscription package, so confirm the current cancellation rule at checkout.

Where is BreezeMeds available?

The homepage FAQ says "We service all 50 states." That is advertiser-stated. Confirm state, clinician, and pharmacy assignment during intake because those can still vary by product.

BreezeMeds prices and programs

BreezeMeds publishes a compounded GLP-1, NAD+, and sermorelin catalog from breezemeds.com. Monthly injection prices start at $199 for semaglutide and $169 for NAD+; several prepaid GLP-1 totals are not cheaper than monthly. The NAD+ page also shows conflicting $179 and $249 starting copy, which is disclosed rather than averaged.

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At a glance

BreezeMeds lists 19 programs on Telehealth Ledger, 19 with a published price; its lowest continuing price is $135 a month, continuing for Compounded Sermorelin injection, medication included.

Availability as stated by the provider: GLP-1 weight loss, all 50 states; NAD+ telehealth, all 50 states; Prescription peptide therapy, all 50 states.

Prices and terms were last checked 14 September 2026; each figure links to the provider page it was read from.

Standardized treatment data

Treatment programs with comparable formats

These programs map to the same medication and format tracked across providers. Published prices use a consistent basis wherever the provider supplies one.

BreezeMeds treatments and published prices
Treatment	Price	Format	Visit
Semaglutide	$199a month, continuing	Weekly injection	Visit
Semaglutide	$249.33a month, paying $748 for 3 months up front	Weekly injection, three months prepaid	Visit
Semaglutide	$208a month, paying $1,248 for 6 months up front	Weekly injection, six months prepaid	Visit
Semaglutide	$191.5a month, paying $2,298 for 12 months up front	Weekly injection, twelve months prepaid	Visit
Tirzepatide	$299a month, continuing	Weekly injection	Visit
Tirzepatide	$356a month, paying $1,068 for 3 months up front	Weekly injection, three months prepaid	Visit
Tirzepatide	$319.67a month, paying $1,918 for 6 months up front	Weekly injection, six months prepaid	Visit
Tirzepatide	$291.5a month, paying $3,498 for 12 months up front	Weekly injection, twelve months prepaid	Visit
NAD+ injection	$169a month, continuing	Injection	Visit
NAD+ nasal spray	$210a month, continuing	Nasal spray	Visit
Oral semaglutide	$299a month, continuing	Oral tablet	Visit
Oral semaglutide	$299.67a month, paying $899 for 3 months up front	Oral tablet, three months prepaid	Visit
Oral semaglutide	$299.83a month, paying $1,799 for 6 months up front	Oral tablet, six months prepaid	Visit
Oral semaglutide	$291.5a month, paying $3,498 for 12 months up front	Oral tablet, twelve months prepaid	Visit
Oral tirzepatide	$399a month, continuing	Oral tablet	Visit
Oral tirzepatide	$399.67a month, paying $1,199 for 3 months up front	Oral tablet, three months prepaid	Visit
Oral tirzepatide	$399.83a month, paying $2,399 for 6 months up front	Oral tablet, six months prepaid	Visit
Oral tirzepatide	$399.92a month, paying $4,799 for 12 months up front	Oral tablet, twelve months prepaid	Visit
Sermorelin	$135a month, continuing	Injection	Visit

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How BreezeMeds prices its programs

BreezeMeds prices from the first-party catalog, not from the NAD+ page's conflicting $179 and $249 copy. Monthly rates are $199 semaglutide injection, $299 tirzepatide injection, $299 oral semaglutide, $399 oral tirzepatide, $169 NAD+, $135 sermorelin, and $210 NAD+ nasal spray. Prepaid 3/6/12-month GLP-1 totals are recorded separately; several injection prepaid rows cost more per month than the matching monthly price.

Who operates the service

Breezemeds, LLC: The privacy policy in the homepage FAQ names "Breezemeds, LLC, a Delaware corporation located at 134 South Avenue SE Marietta, GA 30060, United States" and directs privacy requests to support@breezemeds.com. The site-wide footer instead reads "© 2026 Breezemeds, Inc. All rights reserved".Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Lion MD: Quoted from the homepage FAQ: "Lion MD: A trusted team of nationwide medical professionals led by Dr. Ana Lisa Carr MD (NPI: 1689841744) and Dr. Kelly Tenbrink MD (NPI: 1346482684)." Those NPIs were not independently confirmed in this session.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Belmar Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy, Epiq Scripts, and Casa Pharma Rx: The homepage FAQ names Belmar Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy, Epiq Scripts, and Casa Pharma Rx as partner pharmacies. The FAQ does not say which pharmacy fills a given order or distinguish Belmar's 503A and 503B entities. Casa Pharma Rx has no Telehealth Ledger pharmacy profile.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Belmar Pharmacy pharmacy profile Belmar Select Outsourcing pharmacy profile Strive Pharmacy pharmacy profile Epiq Scripts pharmacy profile

How telehealth prescriptions are filled and shipped

Billing and operations

Catalog monthly and prepaid totals: The first-party catalog lists monthly prices of $199 semaglutide injection, $299 tirzepatide injection, $299 oral semaglutide, $399 oral tirzepatide, $169 NAD+, $135 sermorelin, and $210 NAD+ nasal spray, plus prepaid 3/6/12-month totals for the GLP-1 SKUs. Several prepaid injection totals are higher per month than the matching monthly price.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Cancel anytime, no memberships: Quoted from the NAD+ page: "No Memberships. No Hidden Fees. No Commitments — Ever." and "Cancel hassle free, anytime." A standalone terms or refund-policy URL was not found (/terms returned 404). The same page also says "The consultation comes for FREE within our subscription package."Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

HSA/FSA cards: The homepage product cards carry "FSA eligible or HSA eligible" badges. No named split-pay company appears on the pages checked.Source, checked 14 September 2026

All 50 states, advertiser-stated: Quoted from the homepage FAQ: "We service all 50 states." Licensing, product, and pharmacy assignment can still vary at intake.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Support email: The privacy policy directs privacy and support requests to support@breezemeds.com. No public phone number was published on the pages checked.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Online consultation: The homepage routes new patients to /consultation and badges "Licensed Providers. Certified Medication." A separate HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices is referenced in the privacy policy; the notice URL was not independently retrieved.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Evidence conflicts and limits

NAD+ page and catalog publish three different starting figures: The storefront catalog and homepage cards list NAD+ at $169 a month. The NAD+ landing page also shows "Just $179 to start" and FAQ copy that NAD+ "starts regular at just $249/month, including your medical consultation, prescription, medication, and free shipping." Catalog $169 is recorded; the $179 and $249 figures are not treated as a continuing rate.

Sermorelin starting figures of $135 and $100 on the same site: The storefront catalog lists sermorelin at $135 a month. The NAD+ landing page product card reads "Starting at $100" for Sermorelin Injection. Catalog $135 is recorded.

Operator named as LLC and Inc. on the same site: The privacy policy names Breezemeds, LLC, a Delaware corporation in Marietta, Georgia. The site-wide footer names Breezemeds, Inc. Both strings are recorded; neither was independently confirmed at a secretary-of-state filing.

No-membership copy sits beside a subscription package sentence: The NAD+ page says "No Memberships. No Hidden Fees. No Commitments — Ever" and also "The consultation comes for FREE within our subscription package." Cancellation is recorded from the cancel-anytime copy; no membership fee is recorded.

Homepage FAQ questions do not match their published answers: The homepage FAQ question "What are the costs involved, and do you accept insurance?" is answered with a 2-3 week timeline. The shipping question is answered with GLP-1 trial-language. Those mismatched answers are not used as price, insurance, shipping, or timeline facts.

Independent consumer-review, BBB, Reddit, and regulator records for this exact BreezeMeds / breezemeds.com entity were not found in this session, so no review or public-opinion route is published.
The footer displays LegitScript seal 47653984; the checker page did not return a completed certification result here, so the seal is recorded as displayed rather than independently confirmed.
A public refund-policy or terms URL was not found. Cancellation is taken from NAD+ page copy rather than a dedicated policy page.
Prepaid GLP-1 3-month injection totals are higher per month than the matching monthly catalog prices; those prepaid rows are kept separate instead of flattened to the $199 or $299 monthly figures.
Hair, sexual-health, and hormone SKUs were not present in the current first-party catalog and are not recorded.
Named NPIs for Lion MD clinicians were not independently confirmed against NPPES in this session.

Ratings

No third-party ratings checked yet · 10 September 2026

Regulatory records and how to read these ratings

Regulatory and legal records

No FDA, FTC, or state attorney-general record naming this company was found in our search on 10 September 2026. A search with no result is not proof of a clean record.

How to read these ratings

Different platforms measure different things: Trustpilot shows a company-invited review average, BBB grades how a business answers complaints, app stores prompt at the moment of use, and a regulator's letter is a dated record. A paid PR-wire release is not a review. None of these is a score from Telehealth Ledger. How Trustpilot counts · How BBB counts

What BreezeMeds states

US-licensed clinicians
State-licensed pharmacy fulfilment
Prices published before intake
United States only
Clinician review before prescribing
States that it follows HIPAA

These come from the company’s own public pages. We record what it says and do not audit it.

Where it operates

GLP-1 weight loss: all 50 states.

NAD+ programs: all 50 states.

Prescribed peptide therapy: all 50 states.

Support: support@breezemeds.com

Where BreezeMeds ranks

Position is by continuing price, cheapest first, counting each company once even when it lists several plan tiers.

Sermorelin4 of 18 providers
Oral tirzepatide5 of 9 providers
NAD+ nasal spray6 of 11 providers
Oral semaglutide6 of 13 providers
NAD+ injection7 of 18 providers
Semaglutide15 of 28 providers
Tirzepatide16 of 29 providers

Questions about BreezeMeds

How much does BreezeMeds cost?: The first-party catalog checked on 14 September 2026 lists monthly prices of $199 for semaglutide injection, $299 for tirzepatide injection, $299 for oral semaglutide, $399 for oral tirzepatide, $169 for NAD+, $135 for sermorelin, and $210 for NAD+ nasal spray. Medication if prescribed is included in those catalog figures. The NAD+ page also shows $179-to-start and $249/month copy that is not recorded as a continuing rate.
Are prepaid BreezeMeds plans cheaper than monthly?: Not always. Semaglutide injection is $199 a month, while the three-month prepaid total is $748, or about $249 a month. Tirzepatide injection is $299 a month versus $1,068 for three months, or about $356 a month. Oral prepaid totals are close to the monthly rate. Compare the upfront total and term rather than treating a prepaid row as a discount.
Can you cancel BreezeMeds?: The NAD+ page says "No Memberships. No Hidden Fees. No Commitments — Ever" and "Cancel hassle free, anytime." A standalone terms or refund-policy URL was not found. The same page also says the consultation comes free within a subscription package, so confirm the current cancellation rule at checkout.
Where is BreezeMeds available?: The homepage FAQ says "We service all 50 states." That is advertiser-stated. Confirm state, clinician, and pharmacy assignment during intake because those can still vary by product.

Compare compounded semaglutide prices · Compare compounded tirzepatide prices · Compare NAD+ injection prices

Primary and independent sources

Facts above are linked to the current public records checked on the dates shown. Advertiser statements describe what the provider publishes; they are not an audit or clinical endorsement.