Goldspan Health Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Goldspan Health sells compounded semaglutide at $229 and compounded tirzepatide at $299. Both are billed every 28 days, not once a calendar month, so a year is 13 charges. That makes a year of semaglutide $2,977 and a year of tirzepatide $3,887. There's one plan, month to month, and no prepay discount.

The plan card spells out what the price covers: the clinician's evaluation and prescription, the medication, syringes and alcohol pads, two-day shipping each month, and access to a board-certified clinical team for questions and dose changes. Each drug comes in two versions, one compounded with B12 and one with glycine. Lower-dose "microdose" versions, including sublingual ones, are listed separately under Goldspan's inflammation category.

Budget for one more cost. A lab panel is required 60 to 90 days after you start and once a year after that. Goldspan offers it at what it calls a low cost through a lab center near you, without publishing the price, or you can have your own doctor run it and upload the results.

Goldspan is the brand. The checkout, the clinical care and the prescriptions all run through Altro Health, a separate company whose storefront you land on when you click to order. Goldspan names Altro's clinicians on its about page: Dr. Hinds, the medical director, who is board certified in obesity medicine, plus two clinical advisors, Dr. Butte in internal medicine and Dr. Morse in OB-GYN and menopause care. It notes they belong to an independent medical group, not Goldspan's staff.

Medication is compounded by licensed 503A or 503B pharmacies, which Goldspan doesn't name. It says it never sells research-use-only products.

You order first, then complete a health history and goals questionnaire. The clinical team reviews it within one to two business days. Depending on your history and your state, a clinician may book a 15-minute video visit. The pharmacy takes a few days to prepare the order, and it ships by two-day delivery, so the first box usually arrives about a week after you order.

After that, the order renews every four weeks, with payment taken and the next box shipped automatically. An optional monthly check-in lets your clinician adjust your dose.

Goldspan's refund policy says all sales are final once an order is placed. The one exception is if the clinician reviews your intake and declines to prescribe. Then you get a full refund. If a shipment is lost or damaged, email support within seven days of delivery for a replacement.

The plan card says you can pause, delay or cancel anytime. Do it before your next 28-day renewal, since a processed order can't be refunded. Goldspan says it serves all 50 states.