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Eden Health prices and programs

Eden Health (eden.health) is operated by Eden Health International Inc. First-party pages list medication prices plus a required $39 then $99 membership. The Katalys GLP-1 lander instead presents $99/$129 all-inclusive with no membership fee. A June 2026 FDA warning letter and a Denver BBB profile are recorded separately.

32programs cataloged
32published prices
5categories
14 September 2026prices checked

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At a glance

Eden Health lists 32 programs on Telehealth Ledger, 32 with a published price; its lowest continuing price is $99 a month, continuing for Compounded semaglutide 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; Men's sexual health, all 50 states; Women's hormone health, 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.

Eden Health treatments and published prices
TreatmentPriceFormatVisit
Semaglutide$99a month, continuingWeekly compounded injection; medication price only, membership billed separatelyVisit
Tirzepatide$199a month, continuingWeekly compounded injection; medication price only, membership billed separatelyVisit
Mounjaro$1,399a month, continuingWeekly branded injection; medication price only, membership billed separatelyVisit
Ozempic$1,399a month, continuingWeekly branded injection; medication price only, membership billed separatelyVisit
Wegovy$1,695a month, continuingWeekly branded injection; medication price only, membership billed separatelyVisit
Zepbound$1,399a month, continuingWeekly branded injection; medication price only, membership billed separatelyVisit

See the real price: what Eden Health costs in month 1, month 2, and year 1

All programs

Programs offered by Eden Health

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.

Membership

1 program
  • Eden Membership

    Required telehealth membership billed separately from medication

    Medication billed separately

GLP-1

2 programs
  • Compounded tirzepatide (medication + membership)

    Weekly compounded injection

Weight loss

1 program
  • Custom Weight Loss Kit

    Oral kit; first-month starting figure

Brand GLP-1

4 programs
  • Ozempic

    Weekly branded injection

  • Zepbound

    Weekly branded injection

  • Wegovy

    Weekly branded injection

  • Mounjaro

    Weekly branded injection

Sermorelin

2 programs
  • Sermorelin Injections

    Injectable sermorelin

  • Sermorelin Tablets (ODT)

    Sublingual tablets

Hormones & intimacy

2 programs
  • Vardenafil + Tadalafil

    Compounded sublingual tablet

  • Hormone Therapy for Women

    Clinician-guided hormone kit

Longevity

2 programs
  • NAD+ Injections

    Injectable NAD+

  • NAD+ Nasal Spray

    Nasal spray

Skin

1 program
  • NAD+ Face Cream

    Topical cream

Daily essentials

2 programs
  • Glutathione

    Injectable glutathione

  • Cell Theory NAD+ Supplement

    Non-prescription oral supplement

Hair

7 programs
  • Finasteride for Men

    Oral tablet

  • Minoxidil for Men

    Oral tablet

  • GHK-Cu Foam for Men

    Topical foam, not an injectable GHK-Cu comparison SKU

  • Custom Hair Growth Kit for Men

    Oral plus topical kit

  • Minoxidil for Women

    Oral tablet

  • GHK-Cu Foam for Women

    Topical foam, not an injectable GHK-Cu comparison SKU

  • Custom Hair Growth Kit for Women

    Oral minoxidil plus GHK-Cu foam

Mood and daily essentials

2 programs
  • MIC+B12

    Lipotropic injection

  • Methylene Blue

    Oral or as published on the product page

Detailed treatment guides

These pages examine a specific Eden Health program using its published price, plan terms, fulfillment evidence, and independent context.

How Eden Health prices its programs

Eden publishes medication prices and a separate required membership. First-party GLP-1 pages list compounded semaglutide at $99 a month and tirzepatide at $199 a month for medication only, plus $39 then $99 membership. Brand-name Ozempic, Zepbound, and Mounjaro are $1,399 a month and Wegovy is $1,695 a month on those terms. The affiliate GLP-1 lander instead lists $99/$129 all-inclusive with no membership fee. Sermorelin, NAD+, glutathione, and several other catalog items are first-month starting figures, not continuing monthly rates.

Who operates the service

Eden Health International Inc. dba Eden: Quoted from Eden's terms: "Eden Health International Inc. and its affiliates (collectively, "Eden," "we", "us", or "our") own and operate the website located at www.eden.health." The footer copyright line also names Eden Health International Inc.; accessibility copy names Eden Health International, LLC.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Contracted physician network (unnamed group): Quoted from Eden's terms: "EDEN DOES NOT PROVIDE MEDICAL SERVICES. MEDICAL SERVICES ARE PROVIDED THROUGH A CONTRACTED NETWORK OF PHYSICIANS LICENSED IN THE STATE WHERE YOU RESIDE." Footer copy adds that online evaluations are with independent licensed medical professionals. No named professional corporation was published on the pages checked.Source, checked 14 September 2026

GoGoMeds, Precision, Enovex, and AbsolutePharmacy: Quoted from Eden's About page: "Eden utilizes a network of pharmacies including GoGoMeds, Precision, Enovex, and AbsolutePharmacy." The affiliate GLP-1 page instead says Eden makes GLP-1s and names a pharmacy in Albuquerque, New Mexico. FDA's June 2026 letter said Eden is not the compounder.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026 GoGoMeds pharmacy profile

How telehealth prescriptions are filled and shipped

Billing and operations

Medication price plus required membership: First-party GLP-1 and product pages publish medication prices with the asterisk that membership is $39 the first month then $99/month, is required, does not guarantee a prescription, and is not included in the medication figure.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

HSA/FSA cards: Quoted from Eden product cards: "FSA/HSA Eligible". A "Buy now, pay later with" mark appears beside the GLP-1 price, but the lender name is an image and is not recorded.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Membership cancellation window: Quoted from Eden's terms: cancellations must be confirmed at least forty-eight (48) hours before the next scheduled renewal date. Membership remains active through the last day of the current paid billing period. Eden does not issue refunds for partial billing periods.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Intake membership refund: Quoted from Eden's terms: if no prescription is issued following the initial intake evaluation, Eden refunds the $39.00 initial membership fee in full. Prescription charges are generally non-refundable once fulfilled.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Unavailable-treatment proration: Quoted from Eden's refund policy: if a treatment cannot be fulfilled due to supply shortages, FDA regulations, or other factors outside its control, customers are eligible for a prorated refund on the unshipped portion of a prepaid plan.Source, checked 14 September 2026

U.S. adults, cash-pay: Quoted from Eden's terms: services are for use only by persons located in the United States and intended for people 18 or over. Eden and its providers do not accept commercial insurance or federal or state health-care programs.Source, checked 14 September 2026

State coverage: Quoted from Eden's About page: the pharmacy and provider network "offer service to all 50 states and Washington, D.C." Florida is excluded from the Refer a Friend program, which is a referral-offer limit, not a stated service exclusion.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Support: Eden publishes care@eden.health and (302) 204-2197. Terms list a Wilmington, Delaware notice address; contact materials also list a Denver, Colorado location.Source, checked 14 September 2026

Shipping: First-party product and affiliate pages advertise free expedited shipping. Confirm the live checkout term for the selected product.Source, checked 14 September 2026 Source, checked 14 September 2026

Evidence conflicts and limits

First-party membership versus affiliate all-inclusive pricing: First-party treatment pages require a $39 then $99 membership on top of published medication prices. The Katalys affiliate GLP-1 lander lists semaglutide $99/mo and tirzepatide $129/mo as all-inclusive with no membership fee. Ranked medication prices on Telehealth Ledger use the first-party medication figures and disclose the extra membership; they are not all-in totals.

Tirzepatide $199 first-party versus $129 affiliate: The GLP-1 treatments page lists compounded tirzepatide at $199/mo. The affiliate lander lists tirzepatide at $129/mo. The comparison offer uses the first-party $199 medication figure.

Named pharmacy partners versus "we make them": The About page names GoGoMeds, Precision, Enovex, and AbsolutePharmacy. The affiliate page says Eden makes GLP-1s and names Albuquerque. FDA's June 2026 letter said Eden is not the compounder and objected to "FDA-licensed 503(a) outsourcing facilities" claims.

Weight-loss warranty 10% in terms versus 15% on the affiliate page: Terms describe a 10% loss over 26 weekly injectable doses. The affiliate lander advertises at least 15% in 6 months. Both are company statements with eligibility conditions; neither is recorded as an outcome.

Inc. versus LLC legal name: Terms and the copyright line name Eden Health International Inc. Footer accessibility copy names Eden Health International, LLC.

  • Published medication prices on first-party pages do not include the required $39 then $99 membership. Adding those figures into one invented all-in monthly rate is not done here.
  • The issued affiliate lander contradicts first-party membership and tirzepatide figures. Visitors following the Katalys route see the affiliate presentation.
  • NAD+ injection marketing copy includes "Only $15/shot*"; the recorded catalog figure is Starting at $91 first month.
  • Trustpilot score and count were advertised on the affiliate page and were not independently retrieved from Trustpilot on 2026-09-14.
  • The Refer a Friend program excludes Florida. That is a referral-offer limit, not a verified service-area exclusion.
  • Patient counts, warranty outcomes, and "we make them" pharmacy claims are advertiser-stated and sit beside the FDA warning letter.

Ratings

Third-party ratings for Eden Health as shown on each platform on the date checked. Telehealth Ledger does not combine them or add a score of its own.

Regulatory records (1) and how to read these ratings

Regulatory and legal records

  • U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 8 June 2026: Warning Letter: Eden Health International Inc. dba Eden. The letter addressed product labels identifying Eden as if it were the compounder and claims that pharmacies were FDA-licensed 503(a) outsourcing facilities. Primary source Checked 10 September 2026 · no later status published

Not checked: Trustpilot profiles for eden.health and tryeden.com were requested but not independently retrieved on 2026-09-14; No App Store or Google Play app found.

Unrelated businesses named Eden Health (including an employer telehealth company and a Utah LLC) are not this provider.

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 Eden Health states

  • US-licensed clinicians
  • State-licensed pharmacy fulfilment
  • Prices published before intake
  • United States only
  • Clinician review before prescribing
  • 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: all 50 states.

NAD+ programs: all 50 states.

Prescribed peptide therapy: all 50 states.

Men's health: all 50 states.

Women's hormone health: all 50 states.

Support: care@eden.health · +1 (302) 204-2197

Where Eden Health ranks

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

Questions about Eden Health

How much is Eden Health semaglutide?
Eden's first-party GLP-1 page lists compounded semaglutide at $99 a month for medication only, if prescribed. An Eden Membership is required on that page: $39 the first month, then $99 a month. The figure is not an all-in total.
Does Eden Health's price include membership?
On first-party treatment pages, no. Those pages say the listed medication price does not include membership, that membership does not guarantee a prescription, and that medication is not available without a membership. The affiliate GLP-1 page instead says there is no separate membership fee and lists semaglutide at $99 and tirzepatide at $129 all-inclusive.
How much is Eden Health tirzepatide?
The first-party GLP-1 page lists compounded tirzepatide at $199 a month for medication only, plus the required membership. The affiliate GLP-1 lander lists tirzepatide at $129 a month all-inclusive. Telehealth Ledger records the first-party $199 medication figure and discloses the conflict.
Can you cancel Eden Health membership?
Eden's terms say you can cancel in account settings or by emailing care@eden.health. Cancellation must be confirmed at least 48 hours before the next renewal. Membership stays active through the current paid period, and Eden does not refund partial periods. If no prescription is issued after intake, the initial $39 membership fee is refunded.
Which states does Eden Health serve?
Eden's About page says its pharmacies and provider network offer service to all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Florida is excluded from Eden's Refer a Friend program; that is a referral-offer limit, not a stated service-area exclusion on the About page.
What does Eden Health offer besides GLP-1?
First-party pages also list a custom oral weight-loss kit, brand-name Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, and Mounjaro, sermorelin injection and tablets, NAD+ injection, nasal spray, and face cream, glutathione, hair products, a women's hormone kit, MIC+B12, methylene blue, and a non-prescription Cell Theory supplement. Many of those pages publish first-month starting figures rather than a continuing monthly rate.
Does Eden Health refund you if you are not prescribed?
Telehealth Ledger does not rate or endorse providers. Quoted from Eden's terms: if no prescription is issued following the initial intake evaluation, Eden refunds the $39.00 initial membership fee in full. Prescription charges are generally non-refundable once fulfilled. Quoted from Eden's refund policy: if a treatment cannot be fulfilled due to supply shortages, FDA regulations, or other factors outside its control, customers are eligible for a prorated refund on the unshipped portion of a prepaid plan. This restates Eden Health's published policy as checked on 14 September 2026; confirm the current terms before paying.

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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