Getting care
Read the whole quote, beyond the headline.
Put the medicine price in context
This offer is for semaglutide (Ozempic) in an injection pen, a device used to give a shot, rather than the tablet version.
For eligible new patients paying outside insurance, the Ozempic pen offer cost $199 for each monthly supply at the September 26, 2026 check. A government listing of a manufacturer offer
The introductory price covered only the first two fills at selected starting strengths; later monthly fills cost $349 or $499 depending on strength. Read offer terms with the headline
This is a medicine-price illustration. It does not include a local visit price. The recorded sources do not give a price for a South Florida functional medicine visit; ask the practice for a written total.
Separate the lines of the quote
Ask whether the quote includes a recurring membership charge as well as medicine.
- What does the initial visit include?
- Is medicine charged separately?
- Are tests and follow-up included?
- What recurs, and how can the arrangement end?
Check when an offer ends
The introductory pen offer was for US adults, with terms running through December 31, 2026; the September 2026 check did not promise its continuation. Check the dated offer
Ask for the ongoing amount after any introductory period. Keep the offer date beside the quote.
A healing-peptide price is another question
At the September 28, 2026 check, BPC-157 had no approved medicine and no price published by an approved drug maker or a government price programme. FDA’s application data
That does not mean a quoted price needs government approval.
This guide has no BPC-157 price to offer; ask for the proposed bill in writing.
A quote cannot show that a treatment works. Ask about the evidence as well as the cost.