Curex GLP-1 programs and allergy testing
Curex combines allergy consultations and testing with a separate compounded GLP-1 weight-management program. Its GLP-1 page advertises medication and shipping without a membership fee. First-month prices are labelled separately here because a product-specific continuing charge was not published. Allergy testing has its own laboratory and insurance charges; those are not included in a GLP-1 plan.
Curex lists 5 programs on Telehealth Ledger, 5 with a published price; none maps to a ranked comparison, so no continuing comparable price is shown.
Availability as stated by the provider: GLP-1 weight loss, all 50 states; Home tests and diagnostics, availability is under verification.
Prices and terms were last checked 7 October 2026; each figure links to the provider page it was read from.
Programs offered by Curex
Some programs use membership charges, separate medication billing, or formats that do not belong in a ranked price table. We show their actual published price basis and treatment format instead of forcing a misleading comparison.
Weight-management programs
4 programsSemaglutide Injection
Weekly injection
Semaglutide Oral Tablet
Daily oral dissolving tablet
Tirzepatide Injection
Weekly injection
Tirzepatide Oral Tablet
Daily oral dissolving tablet
Allergy testing
1 programAllergy Testing
Lab-based allergy testing coordinated through a clinician
How Curex prices its programs
Semaglutide injection and oral tablets start at $49 for the first month; tirzepatide injection and oral tablets start at $149. The page also advertises a broad GLP-1 program from $199 a month, but it does not assign a continuing rate to each medication and format. These first-month offers stay outside the flat monthly rankings. Allergy testing is $199 self-pay only if that option is selected before testing; insurance responsibility depends on the assigned lab and plan.
Who operates the service
Curex, Inc.: The customer terms identify Curex as the platform operator; clinical care is supplied through independently operated affiliated practices.Source, checked 7 October 2026
Quest or LabCorp: The terms describe allergy-test scheduling at Quest or LabCorp. The assigned test provider and laboratory charge depend on the order.Source, checked 7 October 2026
Billing and operations
GLP-1 first-month price: Semaglutide injection and oral tablets start at $49 for the first month; tirzepatide injection and oral tablets start at $149. The page also advertises a broad GLP-1 program from $199 a month, but it does not assign a continuing rate to each medication and format. These first-month offers stay outside the flat monthly rankings. Allergy testing is $199 self-pay only if that option is selected before testing; insurance responsibility depends on the assigned lab and plan.Source, checked 7 October 2026 Source, checked 7 October 2026
Cancel before fulfillment: Cancel or pause monthly plans before compounding, preparation or shipment begins. A started multi-month supply remains fully payable; prepaid unused months are not refunded.Source, checked 7 October 2026
Consultation and product refunds: Terms make fulfilled custom products and completed consultations non-refundable, with a clinical service fee up to $100. The GLP-1 landing separately promises a full refund if not prescribed; confirm the applicable plan rule.Source, checked 7 October 2026
Curex support: Email hi@getcurex.com or call/text (857) 240-1080.Source, checked 7 October 2026
Evidence conflicts and limits
Refund wording differs across Curex pages: The GLP-1 page promises a full refund if not prescribed; the general terms allow a non-refundable completed consultation fee up to $100. Legacy allergy copy mentions partial prepaid refunds while the terms deny proration. Confirm the rule for the selected program.
- Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Clinical eligibility is not established by a public listing.
- The GLP-1 dispensing pharmacy and exact product renewal charges were not named in the checked pages.
- Allergy consultations, testing and immunotherapy have their own pricing and insurance responsibilities.
What Curex states
- US-licensed clinicians
- Prices published before intake
- Clinician review before prescribing
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.
Home tests and diagnostics: availability is under verification.
Support: hi@getcurex.com
Questions about Curex
- Is Curex's $49 a continuing monthly price?
- No. Its GLP-1 page labels semaglutide injection and oral-tablet $49 figures as first-month starting prices. Tirzepatide starts at $149 for month one. Product-specific renewals are not established by those figures.
- Does Curex prescribe brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound?
- The checked GLP-1 page says it does not prescribe Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound or Mounjaro. It describes individualized compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, which are not FDA-approved drug products.
- Can I cancel Curex and receive a refund?
- The terms say cancellation must precede fulfillment and prepaid periods are not prorated. They also permit a non-refundable consultation charge up to $100. The GLP-1 page promises a full refund if not prescribed; older allergy copy mentions partial prepaid refunds. Get the rule for your exact plan in writing before paying.
- Does Curex's GLP-1 price include allergy testing?
- No such inclusion was published. Allergy testing has separate laboratory and insurance billing. Its $199 self-pay option must be selected before the test rather than changed after insurance billing.
- Where is Curex GLP-1 care available?
- The checked GLP-1 page states all 50 states. A licensed provider still determines eligibility and the appropriate formulation during intake.
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.
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