Provider file · verification in progress
Sunlight
A data file, not a finished review: the prices below are third-party Reported figures with their source and check date. They move to First-party only after our own dated walk of Sunlight's pages — and this page will say so when they do.
Reported pricing on file · semaglutide, tirzepatide
- Semaglutide
- from $88/mo — month-to-month
- Tirzepatide
- from $157/mo — month-to-month
- Provenance
- sunlight.com · checked 2026-08-25
Provider scorecard — the fields the sprint fills
| Pharmacy on file | not yet on file — queued |
| Pharmacy type | queued |
| States served | queued — unconfirmed coverage keeps state pages noindexed |
| Membership · consult fee | queued · queued |
| Dose-change policy | queued |
| Cancellation terms | queued |
| Shipping | queued |
| Intro price (first month/period) | — |
| Medication included in price | — not separately recorded |
| Offer conditions on file | current advertised flat monthly starting price incl. prescription and support |
| Offer expiry / scheduled recheck | — |
| Support-response test | pending — standardized three-question timed email test, per the sprint |
| Cancellation walkthrough | pending — scripted cancel-and-document test, per the sprint |
| Update history | row verified/recorded 2026-08-25 · file regenerated 2026-08-24 |
Watch-outs recorded by trackers
- No watch-outs recorded yet.
What we have not verified
The standing (non-promo) rate at every dose; whether the figure is all-inclusive; the dispensing pharmacy and its 503A/503B status; state availability; cancellation terms. Until those are recorded first-party, Sunlight appears in ranked tables at its reported figure with a Reported chip, never a Verified one — the same rule applied to every program here, including our featured partner.
No outbound link: we have not confirmed this program's canonical domain first-party, and we do not guess URLs.
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Buying anyway? Ask for the all-in price at your expected dose in writing, the name of the dispensing pharmacy, and what month two costs if month one is discounted. A legitimate program answers all three quickly.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Sunlight charge for compounded GLP-1s?
Lowest restated figure on file: $88/mo (reported). Every figure is restated to a 30.44-day month before comparison, and the source and check date sit beside the price above.
Does Sunlight charge a membership fee?
Not yet on file — this exact question is in the 20-provider verification sprint; see the verification queue page for where it sits. Membership lines are where advertised prices quietly grow, so we record them separately from medication price.
Does the price rise with the dose at Sunlight?
Not yet on file — this exact question is in the 20-provider verification sprint; see the verification queue page for where it sits. Flat-rate policies are the strongest predictor of real year-one cost; the same-price-at-every-dose ranking tracks them.
What pharmacy does Sunlight use, and how do I cancel?
Pharmacy: Not yet on file — this exact question is in the 20-provider verification sprint; see the verification queue page for where it sits. Cancellation: Not yet on file — this exact question is in the 20-provider verification sprint; see the verification queue page for where it sits. Our sprint includes a scripted cancellation walkthrough per provider; results publish to this file.
Which states does Sunlight serve?
Not yet on file — this exact question is in the 20-provider verification sprint; see the verification queue page for where it sits. Unconfirmed state coverage is exactly why the medication-by-state pages currently sit noindexed — this field unlocks them.