How should I read the published monthly rates?

The homepage states monthly offers with consultation, prescribing and delivery included. Those rates are not interchangeable with the first payment: subscription terms collect three months of fees initially, and quarterly offers have their own printed billing arrangement. Confirm the selected invoice and future dates. The payment qualification does not mean that the public monthly rate or its stated inclusions are absent.

What do the subscription terms charge at purchase?

For subscription-based purchases, the terms explicitly collect the opening monthly fee and the next two monthly fees at purchase. A three-month minimum also applies. That is a source-stated payment condition, not an assumption from the commitment alone. Ask how the selected monthly or quarterly option uses that policy and what follows the initial payment; no selected invoice establishes a universal first charge for every offer.

Is the physician consultation an extra fee?

The terms describe the physician consultation component as included in the monthly subscription fee. It should not be counted again as an extra universal charge. The homepage also says consultation, prescribing and shipping are included. Other general terms allow charges where applicable, so ask for the complete selected-order total and which services it covers. An included consultation does not establish that every future test or visit is free.

When can I cancel a subscription?

The terms require the minimum commitment first and then advance notice before the next processing date. They specify a fifteen-day notice window and allow an email or dashboard request. Ask for the exact date relevant to your purchase, especially if the advertised supply lasts longer than the default renewal interval. Keep confirmation that cancellation was received; simply deciding not to use the remaining medication does not end a payment obligation.

What should I know about the clinician and pharmacy?

Novi says a licensed provider must approve treatment and that the pharmacy or outsourcing facility is identified in the order confirmation. Its public descriptions do not give every buyer the same named clinician or dispenser. Request both identities, confirm service in your state and ask how to contact the clinical team about side effects or a treatment change. Pharmacy naming and a license check are separate questions.

Novi review

The short answer: Novi publishes monthly GLP-1 rates, but subscription terms collect three months’ fees at purchase. Confirm your initial invoice and renewal dates.

By LongevityGLP1 desk, PublisherUpdated October 2026

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Novi by the numbers

From: See payment terms
Prescriber: Doesn't say how the visit works
Pharmacy: Not named on its site
States: No state list; confirm yours at sign-up
Healthspan Score: 25 out of 100

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Our take on Novi

Novi publishes monthly rates and separate quarterly GLP-1 offers. The important distinction is between that disclosed rate and the charge collected at enrollment. Subscription purchases require at least three consecutive months, and the terms say the first monthly fee plus the next two months' fees are charged when you buy. The same terms set a thirty-day renewal default unless a different arrangement is stated. The homepage's quarterly billing is one such explicit alternative. Ask which option you are selecting, what the first invoice contains and when another payment could occur. Do not derive that invoice by multiplying a headline rate. Use the tirzepatide cost guide to compare the published cost with its commitment and charge calendar.

The treatment menu is more specific than a generic weight-loss membership. Novi names compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide injections, alongside branded medication cards. Those are separate treatment choices, with separate prescribing decisions and purchase conditions. A starting figure on a brand card does not establish its ongoing cost or the period it covers. For the compounded options, the tirzepatide overview explains the medication category, while the semaglutide overview provides a separate comparison. Choose the medicine with a clinician, then compare the corresponding purchase through the tirzepatide provider lineup rather than treating the whole catalog as one interchangeable plan.

Novi describes a clinician considering your medical history before deciding on treatment. The homepage describes consultation, prescribing and delivery as included, with no monthly membership charge. Its terms also identify an included physician consultation component, so that component should not be added to the advertised amount a second time. Generic provisions allow shipping, handling or taxes when applicable, though they do not establish a universal extra fee. This is a reason to request an itemized quote, not to assume that either every charge is included or a particular surcharge will apply.

The pharmacy handoff deserves equal attention. Novi describes state-licensed pharmacies or outsourcing facilities and says the specific facility will appear in the order confirmation. That gives you a way to identify the dispenser, but not necessarily before you authorize the purchase. Its public pages do not identify a universal medical group or a complete service-state list. For a reader planning sustained care, the practical decision is whether Novi will answer the open questions before a commitment begins. Put the prescription, dispensing pharmacy, follow-up plan and cancellation terms in one written explanation. If those answers remain separate or inconsistent, the Henry Meds review and Eden review offer other provider arrangements to consider before taking on Novi's commitment.

What Novi costs

Published offer terms

Semaglutide · injection: $129
Advertised monthly rate for the month-to-month option
Includes consultation, prescribing and delivery. Subscription terms charge the first three months' fees at purchase and require a three-month commitment; confirm the chosen option's initial invoice and renewal dates. A separate three-month offer bills $297 every three months ($99 monthly equivalent). These promotional prices can change.
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Tirzepatide · injection: $169
Advertised monthly rate for the month-to-month option
Includes consultation, prescribing and delivery. Subscription terms charge the first three months' fees at purchase and require a three-month commitment; confirm the chosen option's initial invoice and renewal dates. A separate three-month offer bills $417 every three months ($139 monthly equivalent). These promotional prices can change.
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Other available treatments with a monthly total to confirm: Mounjaro (injection), Ozempic (injection), Wegovy (injection), Zepbound (injection).

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What signing up looks like

Choose the medicine and period
Separate the prescription choice from its payment terms. Confirm the first subscription charge and which later renewal schedule applies.
Submit health information
Your answers go to a licensed clinician, who decides whether treatment is suitable. Ask how any needed live consultation is arranged.
Identify the dispensing facility
Novi says the order confirmation names the pharmacy or outsourcing facility. Request its identity and contact details before committing.
Plan follow-ups and cancellation
Confirm the clinical review schedule separately from renewal. Ask when to submit cancellation so the next processing date is not missed.

Who prescribes, and the pharmacy

Novi describes U.S.-licensed clinicians who review the intake before prescribing, without identifying a universal clinical group. It describes state-licensed pharmacies or outsourcing facilities and says the specific dispenser is named in the order confirmation. Those descriptions do not establish the assigned facility or clinician for your own prescription before ordering.

Where Novi does well

Novi distinguishes its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide offers from named brand medication cards.
The homepage explains that a clinician reviews health information before prescribing.
The physician consultation component is included rather than described as an automatic additional charge.
Novi says the order confirmation identifies the dispensing pharmacy or outsourcing facility.

What to check first

Subscriptions collect the first three months’ fees at purchase; confirm the initial charge for your chosen option.
Cancellation needs advance notice after the commitment; get the next processing date in writing.
Brand starting figures lack a confirmed covered period; request an itemized ongoing quote.
Pharmacy identity arrives with order confirmation; ask for the assigned facility before authorizing payment.
Public pages use different operator names; ask which entity appears on your agreement and receipt.

It fits you if

Novi may fit an adult considering clinician-prescribed GLP-1 injections who can resolve the commitment and charge calendar before purchasing. It is easier to assess when you already know which medicine and supply period you want to discuss.

Look elsewhere if

Consider another service if you need an unambiguous short commitment, a named dispenser before payment or a complete state list to decide. A low advertised monthly equivalent is not enough to settle those requirements.

How Novi scored

on the compounded tirzepatide lineup

25out of 100

Price0 of 35
No comparable monthly total is established, so Price earns nothing.
Care5 of 25
- Not shown: Who prescribes
- Shown: A clinician reviews your intake
- Not shown: Labs and who pays
- Not shown: Follow-up schedule
- Not shown: Dose changes at no new fee
Pharmacy10 of 25
- Not shown: Pharmacy named
- Not shown: Pharmacy state or type
- Shown: Brand or compounded is clear
- Shown: No "FDA-approved" claim for a compounded drug
Clarity10 of 15
- Shown: Price before the intake questions
- Shown: Cancel and refund terms
- Not shown: States served

Other lineups: Compounded semaglutide 25 · Brand GLP-1 self-pay 25

See the compounded tirzepatide lineup How the score works

Three more providers to weigh

Henry Meds
Price after intake
See Henry Meds Read our Henry Meds review
Eden
Partner
From $129/mo
See Eden Eden, reviewed
Trimi Health
From $235/mo
See Trimi Health How Trimi Health scored

Questions about Novi

How should I read the published monthly rates?: The homepage states monthly offers with consultation, prescribing and delivery included. Those rates are not interchangeable with the first payment: subscription terms collect three months of fees initially, and quarterly offers have their own printed billing arrangement. Confirm the selected invoice and future dates. The payment qualification does not mean that the public monthly rate or its stated inclusions are absent.
What do the subscription terms charge at purchase?: For subscription-based purchases, the terms explicitly collect the opening monthly fee and the next two monthly fees at purchase. A three-month minimum also applies. That is a source-stated payment condition, not an assumption from the commitment alone. Ask how the selected monthly or quarterly option uses that policy and what follows the initial payment; no selected invoice establishes a universal first charge for every offer.
Is the physician consultation an extra fee?: The terms describe the physician consultation component as included in the monthly subscription fee. It should not be counted again as an extra universal charge. The homepage also says consultation, prescribing and shipping are included. Other general terms allow charges where applicable, so ask for the complete selected-order total and which services it covers. An included consultation does not establish that every future test or visit is free.
When can I cancel a subscription?: The terms require the minimum commitment first and then advance notice before the next processing date. They specify a fifteen-day notice window and allow an email or dashboard request. Ask for the exact date relevant to your purchase, especially if the advertised supply lasts longer than the default renewal interval. Keep confirmation that cancellation was received; simply deciding not to use the remaining medication does not end a payment obligation.
What should I know about the clinician and pharmacy?: Novi says a licensed provider must approve treatment and that the pharmacy or outsourcing facility is identified in the order confirmation. Its public descriptions do not give every buyer the same named clinician or dispenser. Request both identities, confirm service in your state and ask how to contact the clinical team about side effects or a treatment change. Pharmacy naming and a license check are separate questions.

Where this review comes from

Novi homepage medication cards and pricing explanations
Novi terms of service and subscription cancellation conditions
Novi privacy policy and notice of privacy practices
Novi refund and safety information pages

Every fact here comes from Novi's own public pages. Partner fees aren't one of the four checks.