LaSara Medical Group review

LaSara prices its GLP-1s in the open. Compounded semaglutide is $289 a month on the monthly subscription, and a one-month plan without the subscription costs a little more. Compounded tirzepatide follows the same pattern at $379 a month. There's no membership on top, so the subscription figure is the real monthly cost as far as its pages go. The product pages don't say whether that price holds at every dose, though, and they describe starting low and moving up under a physician's guidance. Ask whether month four costs what month one does.

Longer plans lower the monthly equivalent. LaSara sells 3-, 6- and 12-month plans for both drugs, and the 12-month plan brings the monthly equivalent down the most. The catch is that you pay for the whole plan up front. If you stop early, or your prescriber changes your medicine, LaSara's pages don't say what happens to the months you've paid for. Its product pages say you can cancel or pause anytime, but its terms are generic website text with no cancellation or refund section. Get the refund rule in writing before you prepay, and see the compounded semaglutide cost guide for how the subscription rate compares.

Care starts with a free consultation, and LaSara says a physician reviews your health history, medications and goals before anything is prescribed. It was founded in California in 2017 and offers in-person treatment in Orange County alongside telehealth it says is offered nationally. It doesn't publish a list of states, doesn't name its physicians, and doesn't say how often follow-ups happen. LaSara says it works only with LegitScript-certified compounding pharmacies, but no pharmacy is named on its product, about, terms or privacy pages.

One page needs a second look. LaSara's About page still shows an older pricing table, with a lower semaglutide starting figure and membership and initiation fees in some columns, which doesn't match the product pages. The product page is where you buy, so treat its price as current and ask the care team if you see the older figures. The weight-loss results on its pages, such as pounds lost in three months, are LaSara's own patient claims, not a published study.

LaSara also prescribes testosterone, sermorelin, NAD+ and other treatments, which may suit you if you want one clinic for several goals. For GLP-1s alone, compare it on the compounded semaglutide lineup, check the compounded tirzepatide guide if you're weighing the two drugs, and read whether compounded semaglutide is safe.