Bioverse Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Bioverse advertises compounded semaglutide starting at $129 a month. That figure is the rate on a six-month plan you pay for up front in full. The product page shows $289 crossed out next to it, and buying one month at a time costs more. Before you check out, confirm what you'd pay month to month.

Compounded tirzepatide starts at $399 a month, with $449 crossed out. Bioverse doesn't say which plan length that price belongs to, so get the figure for the plan you choose before you commit.

Bioverse says there are no membership, doctor or cancellation fees. The price covers the provider's review, messaging with your provider and free, discreet shipping. You don't need insurance.

Bioverse is a broad telehealth menu, not only a weight-loss clinic. On the weight side, its providers can also prescribe brand-name Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro, plus metformin and acarbose for people who want a non-injectable option. It also sells NAD+, B12 and glutathione injections, a FreeStyle Libre continuous glucose monitor, and lab panels.

You complete an online health form. A provider licensed in your state reviews it and prescribes if treatment fits. Your dose and how fast it goes up are set by that provider, and you can ask for changes along the way. Bioverse lists 18 states it serves, including California, Florida, New York and Texas, so check yours early in sign-up.

Orders generally ship within five to seven business days of approval, which includes compounding time. You can track them in your patient portal. Medication comes from U.S. pharmacies that Bioverse says hold accreditations such as LegitScript, and its FAQ links to a list of those partner pharmacies. Bioverse also publishes certificates of analysis for its products.

To cancel, open your patient portal, go to Orders and choose Manage Subscription. Do it at least 48 hours before your next order is processed. If the pharmacy has already processed it, a refund isn't guaranteed.

Once medication leaves the pharmacy, all sales are final and returns aren't accepted. If you think your prescription was filled wrong, contact support.

• Ask which plan length the advertised price belongs to.
• Bioverse's product pages describe its compounded drugs as "FDA compliant." Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved, which Bioverse's own disclaimers also say.
• Prepaying several months saves money but leaves no refund once medication ships.