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Curex alternatives: 12 sellers compared

Curex charges $199 a month for semaglutide and tirzepatide. 2 of the 12 sellers compared here cost less, led by Gala at $179, $20 a month less. 5 score higher than Curex's 7.9/10, and Care Bare Rx rates highest at 9.1.

Every row below is measured against what our review of Curex records. To see how the wider category ranks, start with our best weight-loss injection providers board.

Baseline for every row below

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Curex

7.9

Where it fits: An oral route if you will not self-inject

$199/mo
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Medication
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, with an oral option
States
All 50
Price shown
Before the medical intake
FDA warning letter
September 9, 2025

Curex advertises $49 for month one. Every row below compares against the standing $199/mo you pay from month two, not the introductory rate.

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Top alternatives to Curex

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  1. Featured partner
    8.5
    Gala

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  2. 7.9
    Belle Health

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  3. 7.9
    Luvo Health

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    $179/mo

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  4. 6.6
    HumeCare+

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How Curex compares

  • Monthly price. Curex: $199 a month. Cheaper here: Gala at $179 and Luvo Health at $179. The table compares standing monthly rates, not first-month promotions.
  • Against the market. Curex's $199 a month for compounded tirzepatide is 26% below the $269 market median.
  • Medication. Curex sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, including an oral option. For FDA-approved brand-name pens, Gala, Luvo Health and Care Bare Rx sell them.
  • Where it ships. Curex says it serves all 50 states, so coverage is not a reason to switch.
  • What the price includes. Curex's price covers the medication, clinician visits and shipping. Belle Health, Medsol RX and VigoreMD also include coaching.
  • Strongest and weakest score. Curex's best factor is Effectiveness at 10.0/10 and its weakest is Trust & Safety at 4.5. On trust & safety, EdgeRx leads the alternatives here at 10.0.

Before you leave Curex

Canceling
Curex lets members cancel at any time. Cancel or pause before the next order enters fulfillment, by phone or email. The landing page also advertises a refund if not prescribed.
Minimum commitment
None on monthly plans; prepaid plans commit for the full term.
Refunds
Terms: all fees non-refundable; consult fee up to $100 kept even if not prescribed.
Early-termination fee
None.
Price before intake
Curex shows its prices before the medical questionnaire. So do Belle Health, Gala and Luvo Health, among 11 here.
Further reading
Curex's letter is one of many FDA has sent GLP-1 sellers; what those warning letters say covers what they cite most. To set Curex's terms against other sellers', see the cancellation and refund index.

The rest of the category

Everything else we track in this category, and how each one prices against Curex.

  • Care Bare RxKnowing which pharmacy fills the vial: it names Belmar Pharmacy
    $199/mo9.1/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • EdgeRxMen who want a named pharmacy and a physician-titrated GLP-1 at one monthly price
    $199/mo8.4/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Medsol RXA care coach bundled into every compounded GLP-1 plan
    $199/mo8.0/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Oria MedsSeeing which pharmacy actually compounds your medication before you buy
    $199/mo8.0/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Fifty 410Paying nothing until a provider has written the prescription
    $199/mo7.9/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • JentlySeeing what it charges before you answer any medical questions
    $199/mo7.9/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • VigoreMDPeople who want a simple one-time-purchase compounded GLP-1 plan with a dedicated coach and no subscription
    $199/mo7.9/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Breeze MedsKnowing which pharmacy fills the vial: it names Belmar Pharmacy
    $199/mo7.8/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site

Frequently Asked Questions

Gala at $179 and Luvo Health at $179 a month, against Curex's $199. Those are all the cheaper sellers compared here.
Care Bare Rx, at 9.1/10 and $199 a month, followed by Gala at 8.5. Curex scores 7.9.
Yes, one. It is dated September 9, 2025 and names semaglutide and tirzepatide. Each letter has its own page, linked from the record above, with FDA's words quoted.
Curex lets members cancel at any time. Cancel or pause before the next order enters fulfillment, by phone or email. The landing page also advertises a refund if not prescribed. There is no early-termination fee. Keep your current supply until the new seller's first shipment arrives.
Belle Health, Gala and Luvo Health, plus 6 more in the table. Curex says it does too.
Yes: Gala, Luvo Health and Care Bare Rx sell FDA-approved brand-name pens. Curex sells compounded medication, which costs less but has not been through FDA review.

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