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DudeMeds LLC is a cash-pay telehealth platform, not a pharmacy. Independent licensed U.S. providers write prescriptions, and unnamed partner pharmacies fill them. Weight-loss copy says there is no membership fee. TRT Commit Kits bundle labs, medication, supplies, a televisit, and shipping, with a three-month non-refundable medication fee in the terms if treatment stops. State coverage is advertised as nationwide or all 50 states for ED, but no exclusion list was published, so availability stays unverified.

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24programs cataloged
16published prices
5categories
14 September 2026prices checked

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At a glance

DudeMeds lists 24 programs on Telehealth Ledger, 16 with a published price; its lowest continuing price is $145 a month, continuing for Compounded oral NAD+, medication included.

Availability as stated by the provider: GLP-1 weight loss, availability is under verification; NAD+ telehealth, availability is under verification; Prescription peptide therapy, availability is under verification; Men's sexual health, availability is under verification; Women's hormone health, availability is under verification.

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.

DudeMeds treatments and published prices
TreatmentPriceFormatVisit
Tirzepatide$233a month on a longer planInjection; shop starting figure on new-patient and refill pagesVisit
Mounjaro$1,350a month, continuingBrand-name injectionVisit
Oral NAD+$145a month, continuingOral gummy melt, 200mgVisit
Ozempic$1,500a month, continuingBrand-name injectionVisit
Wegovy$1,500a month, continuingBrand-name injectionVisit
Zepbound$1,350a month, continuingBrand-name injectionVisit

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All programs

Programs offered by DudeMeds

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.

GLP-1 launch / commit

1 program

  • Semaglutide (generic Wegovy/Ozempic)

    Injection; new-patient shop launch/commit starting figure

    Starting at $149/mo on the new-patient shop; refill shop listed semaglutide without a pricePublished price
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GLP-1 oral

1 program

  • Oral semaglutide

    Oral; new-patient intake path, no published price

    Price not published on the checked intake pagePricing status
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Testosterone / TRT

6 programs

  • Commercial Injectable Testosterone

    Injectable; catalog $77/mo, TRT offer page says after 12 weeks for established patients

    $77/mo on the TRT catalog; after 12 weeks, established patient, approx. $77/mo on the offer pagePublished price
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  • Oral Testosterone - Enclomiphene

    Oral; TRT catalog card

    $98/mo on the TRT catalog (a second Oral TRT Enclomiphene card lists $125/mo)Published price
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  • Testosterone + Pregnyl Branded HCG

    Injectable combination; TRT catalog card

    $185/mo on the TRT catalog (a second Testosterone + Pregnyl card lists $222/mo)Published price
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  • Oral TRT- Enclomiphene

    Oral; second TRT catalog card

    $125/mo on the TRT catalog (a first Oral Testosterone Enclomiphene card lists $98/mo)Published price
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  • Testosterone + Pregnyl [Branded HCG]

    Injectable combination; second TRT catalog card

    $222/mo on the TRT catalog (a first Testosterone + Pregnyl card lists $185/mo)Published price
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  • Clomid (clomiphene citrate)

    Oral; medication page, no published price

    Price not published on the checked medication pagePricing status
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Sexual health

3 programs

  • Erectile dysfunction medications (tadalafil and sildenafil)

    Oral tablet; category as-low-as figure

    From $1.63/tablet; per-SKU tablet prices were not published on the checked pagesPublished price
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  • Tadalafil (generic)

    Oral; daily and as-needed option pages

    Category from $1.63/tablet; no per-strength price on the checked option pagesPricing status
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  • Sildenafil (generic)

    Oral; option page

    Category from $1.63/tablet; no per-strength price on the checked option pagesPricing status
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Hair loss

3 programs

  • 3-in-1 Rx Hair Health Spray: Finasteride + Minoxidil + Tretinoin

    Topical spray; options page currently out of stock

    $32/mo on the hair-health page; hair-medication-options page says currently out of stockPublished price
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  • Finasteride 1mg

    Oral tablet; medication page, no published price

    Price not published on the checked medication pagePricing status
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  • Minoxidil 2% 6-month supply

    Topical; medication page, no published price

    Price not published on the checked medication pagePricing status
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Women's NAD+

1 program

  • NAD+ for Anti-Aging & Longevity (women's page)

    Women's-health page figure; conflicts with the $145 anti-aging catalog

    $93/mo on the women's-health page; anti-aging catalog lists $145/moPublished price
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Testing

1 program

  • TellyLabs at-home testosterone kit

    At-home lab kit with return mailing

    Medication billed separately
    $119 with code DUDEMEDS (originally $199)Published price
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Anti-aging

2 programs

  • Metformin

    Oral; medication page, no published price

    Price not published on the checked medication pagePricing status
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  • Low-dose naltrexone (LDN)

    Oral; medication page, no published price

    Price not published on the checked medication pagePricing status
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How DudeMeds prices its programs

DudeMeds quotes medication-included shop prices without a separate membership fee. Compounded semaglutide starts at $149 a month on the new-patient launch/commit shop, with no refill price on the refill shop. Tirzepatide starts at $233 a month on both shops. Brand Wegovy and Ozempic are $1,500 a month; Mounjaro and Zepbound are $1,350. NAD+ melts are $145 a month, with a conflicting $93 women's-page figure. TRT $77 is an after-12-weeks established-patient figure on the offer page, not a verified new-patient continuing rate. Terms make the first three medication months non-refundable if treatment stops.

Who operates the service

DudeMeds LLC: The contact page lists DudeMeds LLC at 3524 Silverside Road 35B, Wilmington, DE 19810, with support at care@dudemeds.com. Terms of Sale say the site is owned and operated by DudeMeds LLC, a company incorporated in Delaware; Terms and Conditions say Florida. DudeMeds describes itself as a technology and service platform, not a pharmacy or prescribing entity.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Independent licensed U.S. providers: The FAQ says prescriptions are written by fully licensed U.S.-based physicians or advanced practice providers (MDs, DOs, NPs, or PAs). DudeMeds itself does not issue prescriptions. TRT pages say the video visit is with a doctor licensed in the patient's state.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Unnamed third-party partner pharmacies: The FAQ says prescriptions are routed to third-party licensed pharmacies, including 503A or 503B pharmacies where appropriate, and that patients may select a preferred pharmacy. Terms of Sale add that using a non-affiliated pharmacy leaves DudeMeds fees unchanged and makes the patient responsible for medication cost.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

TellyLabs, with Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp requisitions: The at-home lab page names TellyLabs.co as the kit partner. Terms of Sale also describe Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp requisitions and say DudeMeds does not take insurance for labs.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

How telehealth prescriptions are filled and shipped

Billing and operations

No membership fee on weight-loss copy: The weight-loss page says "No hidden fees, no membership fee, no doctor fee, free shipping." About Us says DudeMeds does not sell memberships that exclude medication. TRT Commit Kits are described as including lab work, medication, supplies, televisit, and free shipping.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

U.S. residents 18+: Terms of Sale require purchasers to be at least 18 and U.S. residents, with delivery only to U.S. addresses. The HIPAA notice restates that DudeMeds does not offer services to anyone under 18.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Charge only after prescription approval: Quoted from Terms of Sale: "if your request for treatment is rejected, you will not be charged. We only charge for approved prescriptions." The TRT offer page separately says "Zero Risk: not medically eligible = 100% refund."Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

First three months non-refundable if treatment stops: Quoted from Terms of Sale: "even if I suspend or terminate treatment, the fees to purchase the medication for the first three (3) months are due, and if paid are non-refundable." Shipped prescriptions are also non-refundable once dispensed.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Pause or cancel before the 72-hour dispatch window: Terms of Sale say you can cancel or pause anytime via care@dudemeds.com or the account portal. Payment is taken 72 hours before the order is sent; medication already dispensed is not refundable. First orders can be rejected before clinician approval by emailing help@dudemeds.com.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Auto-renewing subscriptions: Terms of Sale authorize recurring charges for Commit Kits, TRT programs, and other subscriptions on monthly or multi-month terms, with an email before each renewal.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Typical 48-hour ship window: Weight-loss, NAD, ED, and hair pages say approved medication typically ships within 48 hours with free delivery. Terms of Sale say a dispatch delay entitles the patient to cancel for a full refund, and to contact the company after a 7-day delivery delay.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Prescription review target: Terms of Sale say DudeMeds aims to process a prescription request within 24 hours. TRT pages describe lab upload or order, then a scheduled telemed video call, then shipment if prescribed.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Cash-pay labs: Quoted from Terms of Sale: "DudeMeds does not take insurance and plays no role in paying for your labs."Source, checked 14 September 2026

Support contacts: Public support is care@dudemeds.com. Terms also name help@dudemeds.com for first-order cancellation before approval and clinic@dudemeds.com for medical-condition updates. The contact page lists 3524 Silverside Road 35B, Wilmington, DE 19810.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Evidence conflicts and limits

Florida versus Delaware incorporation: Terms and Conditions say DudeMeds LLC is incorporated in Florida. Terms of Sale and the contact address describe Delaware. The conflict is disclosed; it does not block publication because the operator name DudeMeds LLC is consistent.

NAD+ melts versus injection page: The anti-aging catalog and NAD options page list NAD+ (200mg) Gummy Melts. The medication-page title is "Buy NAD+ Injections Online." The ranked offer is recorded as oral gummy melts, not injections.

NAD+ $145 versus women's $93: The anti-aging page lists NAD+ at $145 a month. The women's-health page lists NAD+ for anti-aging and longevity at $93 a month. Both figures are kept as separate catalog rows; neither is treated as a universal rate.

TRT $77 catalog versus after-12-weeks copy: The testosterone catalog lists Commercial Injectable Testosterone at $77 a month. The TRT offer page says established-patient plans start at less than $20 per week (approx. $77/mo) after 12 weeks of care. The $77 figure is not recorded as a new-patient continuing comparison price.

Nationwide and all-50-states marketing versus no exclusion list: ED copy says treatment covers all 50 states, and other treatment pages say no visit is required in most states. Terms only require U.S. residency and compliance with states where DudeMeds operates. No exclusion list was published, so availability stays unverified.

Hair spray listed at $32 and marked out of stock: The hair-health category lists the 3-in-1 Finasteride + Minoxidil + Tretinoin spray at $32 a month. The hair-medication-options page says it is currently out of stock.

  • Partner pharmacies are unnamed; patients may be billed extra if they choose a pharmacy outside the DudeMeds partner network.
  • A BBB search for DudeMeds returned three unrelated businesses and no DudeMeds profile. The FDA warning-letter index as retrieved did not mention DudeMeds. Those absences are not a review score.
  • Trustpilot returned a blocked response during this check, so no public-opinion or review route is published.
  • TRT catalog cards list two enclomiphene prices ($98 and $125) and two testosterone-plus-Pregnyl prices ($185 and $222) without explaining the difference on the same page.
  • Compounded semaglutide $149 is a new-patient shop starting figure (launch/commit). The refill shop listed semaglutide refill without a price.

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 DudeMeds states

  • US-licensed clinicians
  • Prices published before intake
  • United States only
  • Clinician review before prescribing
  • States that it follows HIPAA
  • Refund when a clinician does not approve

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: availability is under verification.

NAD+ programs: availability is under verification.

Prescribed peptide therapy: availability is under verification.

Men's health: availability is under verification.

Women's hormone health: availability is under verification.

Support: care@dudemeds.com

Where DudeMeds ranks

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

Questions about DudeMeds

How much does DudeMeds cost?
The pages checked on 14 September 2026 list new-patient compounded semaglutide starting at $149 a month, tirzepatide starting at $233 a month on both the new-patient and refill shops, Wegovy and Ozempic at $1,500 a month, and Mounjaro and Zepbound at $1,350 a month. NAD+ gummy melts are $145 a month on the anti-aging page; the women's page lists NAD+ at $93 a month. TRT catalog cards show commercial injectable testosterone at $77 a month, with the offer page saying that figure is for established patients after 12 weeks. ED is from $1.63 a tablet. The hair spray is $32 a month and was marked out of stock on the options page.
Does DudeMeds charge a membership fee?
The weight-loss page says there is no membership fee, no doctor fee, and no hidden fees, with free shipping. About Us says DudeMeds does not sell memberships that exclude medication. TRT Commit Kits are described as including lab work, medication, supplies, a televisit, and free shipping. Terms still authorize auto-renewing subscriptions and say the first three medication months remain due if treatment stops.
Can you cancel DudeMeds and get a refund?
Terms of Sale say DudeMeds charges only after a prescription is approved, and the TRT offer page says a patient who is not medically eligible gets a 100% refund. You can pause or cancel before the next renewal through the account or care@dudemeds.com. Payment is taken 72 hours before dispatch, and dispensed medication is not refundable. If you suspend treatment, the first three months of medication fees are due and non-refundable if already paid.
Where is DudeMeds available?
Terms of Sale require U.S. residency, age 18 or older, and U.S. delivery addresses. The ED page says treatment covers all 50 states. Other treatment pages say no visit is required in most states. No state exclusion list was published, so Telehealth Ledger does not treat coverage as verified nationwide.
Is medication included in DudeMeds prices?
Quoted shop and catalog figures for GLP-1, NAD+, TRT, ED, and hair products include the prescribed medication when filled through DudeMeds partner pharmacies. If you send the prescription to a pharmacy outside that network, Terms of Sale say DudeMeds fees stay the same and you pay the pharmacy for the medication. Labs are separate: the TellyLabs kit is $119 with code DUDEMEDS, and Quest or LabCorp requisitions are billed to the patient.
How fast does DudeMeds ship?
Weight-loss, NAD, ED, and hair pages say approved medication typically ships within 48 hours with free delivery. Terms of Sale say a dispatch delay entitles the patient to cancel for a full refund, and to contact the company after a 7-day delivery delay. This is DudeMeds's own published timing as checked on 14 September 2026, not a delivery guarantee; confirm it during checkout.

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