Invyncible Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Invyncible doesn't sell one GLP-1 plan. It sells a menu of compounded programs, each tied to a specific formula, weekly dose and vial size, and the price depends on which one your provider puts you on. Every option is shown as a discount off a higher crossed-out price, and Invyncible invites you to chat, email or call if you're looking for a further discount.

On the semaglutide side there's a plain injection, a version with glycine and vitamin B12, a version with B12 alone, and an oral capsule with B12. Tirzepatide comes plain, with glycine and B12, or paired with vitamin B3 on a two-month program. The formulas with added vitamins aren't automatically the expensive ones; at the starting dose, the glycine and B12 blends are the lowest-priced injections for both drugs.

The price does rise as your dose goes up. Tirzepatide, for example, runs from a 2.5 mg weekly program to a 12.5 mg weekly program, each a four-week supply at its own price. Read the program details for the dose you'll actually reach, not just the starting one.

Brand-name drugs are sold too. Wegovy is listed at $1,750 and Zepbound at $1,540.

Invyncible is a telemedicine network, not a pharmacy. The parent company is Nationwide Telemedicine, LLC, based in St. Petersburg, Florida, and the prescribers belong to independently owned medical practices that use its platform. A licensed provider reviews your intake, which can ask for ID, photos, medications and health history. A consultation is required for some treatments and some states.

It publishes its pharmacy network by name, address and phone number: Empower Pharmacy, Strive Pharmacy, Center City Pharmacy, Partell Pharmacy, PerfectRx and MFV Compounding Pharmacy. The semaglutide with glycine and B12 is made by Strive. You can ask for a different pharmacy, including one outside the network, or request a copy of your prescription, though price and timing may change if you do. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

Some programs aren't available everywhere. The semaglutide blend can't be sent to Arkansas, California, Indiana, Minnesota, Oregon or South Carolina, and the plain tirzepatide program excludes nine states. Check the notice on the program you want before you start.

Your card is authorized at checkout, but Invyncible says the payment isn't finalized unless a physician approves the prescription. If you're not approved, the hold is released.

Shipping isn't included. You pick standard, two-day or overnight at checkout, and refrigerated programs can only ship overnight cold, which costs more. Allow five to seven business days for review and pharmacy processing before anything ships. If a package arrives damaged or goes missing, you have 24 hours after the carrier marks it delivered to report it.

Refills are not automatic. Invyncible suggests reordering about a week before you run out, around week three of a four- to five-week program. Not every refill needs a new consultation, but an annual or twice-yearly one may be required.

• Ask support for the price of the program at the dose you expect to reach, not only the starter.
• Add the overnight cold shipping charge to your monthly budget.
• Confirm your state isn't excluded for the specific formula you want.
• Support runs Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern, by phone, chat or email.