Nu Image Medical alternatives: 12 sellers compared

Nu Image Medical charges $89 a month for semaglutide and tirzepatide. 2 of the 12 sellers compared here cost less, led by Embody at $79, $10 a month less. 10 score higher than Nu Image Medical's 7.1/10, and Embody rates highest at 9.3.

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

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Nu Image Medical

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Where it fits: Injection or rapid-dissolve tablet versions of both GLP-1 drugs from one seller

Medication
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, with an oral option
States
All 50
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How Nu Image Medical compares

  • Monthly price. Nu Image Medical: $89 a month. Cheaper here: Embody at $79 and CoreAge Rx at $79. The table compares standing monthly rates, not first-month promotions.
  • Medication. Nu Image Medical sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, including an oral option. For FDA-approved brand-name pens, altRX and FeelGood sell them.
  • Where it ships. Nu Image Medical says it serves all 50 states, so coverage is not a reason to switch.
  • What the price includes. Nu Image Medical does not say what its price includes.
  • Strongest and weakest score. Nu Image Medical's best factor is Effectiveness at 10.0/10 and its weakest is Value at 3.0. On value, altRX leads the alternatives here at 10.0.

Before you leave Nu Image Medical

Price before intake
Nu Image Medical shows its prices before the medical questionnaire. So do altRX, Embody and SnagRx, among 11 here.
Further reading
Nu Image Medical sells 4 peptides; which have human trials is a separate question from price. Before a first fill from a pharmacy other than the one Nu Image Medical uses, run the six public checks on an online pharmacy.

The rest of the category

Everything else we track in this category, and how each one prices against Nu Image Medical.

  • Revel RXSemaglutide at $89/month, well below the typical price
    $89/mo8.6/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • FeelGoodSeeing what it charges before you answer any medical questions
    $89/mo8.4/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Mint MedCompounded semaglutide at $89/month, the same at every dose
    $89/mo8.3/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Aurelius Health GroupStarting below a standard dose, with microdose tiers
    $89/mo7.2/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • LumiMedsA low from-price on compounded GLP-1s, if a fixed-term plan suits you
    $89/mo6.2/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Tyde WellnessStarting below a standard dose, with microdose tiers
    $88/mo6.3/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • MondaeOne fixed monthly rate for compounded GLP-1s, whatever dose you reach
    $87/mo9.0/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site
  • Clover MedsAdults in Florida, Illinois, Arizona or Virginia who want the lowest posted compounded GLP-1 price
    $91/mo, prepaid8.1/10
    No saving of $5/mo or moreGo to site

Frequently Asked Questions

Embody at $79 and CoreAge Rx at $79 a month, against Nu Image Medical's $89. Those are all the cheaper sellers compared here.
Embody, at 9.3/10 and $79 a month, followed by SnagRx at 9.2. Nu Image Medical scores 7.1.
altRX, Embody and Tyde Wellness, plus 1 more in the table. Nu Image Medical says it does too.
Yes: altRX and FeelGood sell FDA-approved brand-name pens. Nu Image Medical sells compounded medication, which costs less but has not been through FDA review.

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