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Noom Med cost: two programs with different price rules.

One published GLP-1 program includes compounded medication. Its branded-medication telehealth program does not include the drug cost.

Public prices checked; checkout offer unresolved · September 24, 2026
THE SHORT VERSION

Noom Med lists several programs. We compare the GLP-1 Rx Program and branded-medication telehealth separately. Its current public pages display conflicting fees, so neither path has a dependable checkout or annual price from public information alone.

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The breakdown

What the published price covers.

Use this as a checklist, then confirm your own terms with the provider before paying.

Brand-name medication access

Telehealth for branded medication

Medication extra
Starting chargeCheck termspublic pages show different starting offers
Later advertised priceCheck termsofficial pages show different offers
12-month viewNot verifiedbilling schedule needs confirmation

Billing: Noom’s current pricing hub lists $39 to start, then $99/month billed quarterly; its Wegovy page displays both $39 then $129/month and $69 then $99/month. These are different public offers. Get the exact first charge, quarterly renewal and plan name at checkout.

Medication: Medication is not included in this program price.

Our calculation: Not shown: Noom’s public pages show different program fees and do not establish one reliable 12-month payment schedule.

Compounded GLP-1 program

GLP-1 Rx Program

Medication included
Starting charge$129published first four-week offer; eligibility applies
Later advertised priceCheck termsofficial pages disagree
12-month viewNot verifiedbilling schedule needs confirmation

Billing: Noom’s current pricing hub lists $129 for the first four-week supply, then $249/month billed quarterly. Its GLP-1 Rx page lists $129 to start, then $279/month billed as $837 every 12 weeks. Confirm which offer applies at checkout.

Medication: Noom says this program price includes medication, clinical care, and its digital program. Its page identifies this program with compounded GLP-1 treatment.

Our calculation: Not shown: Noom’s own pages disagree on the renewal price, and the first term is four weeks while later charges are billed quarterly.

What matters

Look beyond the first charge.

These are the terms most likely to change the amount paid over time.

01

The compounded program has conflicting renewal prices

Noom’s current pricing hub lists $129 for the first four weeks, then $249/month billed quarterly. Its GLP-1 Rx page lists $129 to start, then $279/month billed as $837 every 12 weeks. Both include medication if prescribed. We cannot decide which renewal amount a patient will actually see at checkout.

02

The branded-medication path excludes the drug

Noom’s pricing hub lists $39 to start and $99/month thereafter, billed quarterly. Its Wegovy page displays both $39 then $129/month and $69 then $99/month for ongoing care. Medication costs extra in these telehealth offers. Confirm the named plan and its renewal charge at checkout.

03

Quarterly billing needs a cash-flow check

A displayed monthly rate does not mean a monthly card charge. The conflicting renewal figures and public billing details do not support a reliable 12-calendar-month payment schedule for these programs.

04

Refund terms change after care begins

Noom’s refund policy says a medication-included plan is nonrefundable once a prescription has been written. Its branded-medication telehealth program is nonrefundable once a clinical visit has occurred, and renewal charges are nonrefundable.

Before you enroll

Ask for your numbers.

Published prices cannot confirm your eligibility, prescription, or exact out-of-pocket charge.

  1. Which specific program and medication type is being offered?
  2. What is the exact amount and date of the first quarterly renewal?
  3. Does my quoted price include the medication itself?
  4. What are the cancellation and refund terms for that program?

The sources

Check the originals.

We reviewed Noom’s current public price pages on September 24, 2026. They disagree, so we cannot verify which offer appears at checkout. Open Noom Med’s pricing page ↗ Promotions, eligibility, and terms can change. If a number here is out of date, tell us.

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