Youth & Soul Review: Price, Pros & Cons

Youth & Soul sells its GLP-1 care as three monthly plans it calls levels. Each one bundles the doctor consultation, the prescription, free shipping and a set of add-ons, and there's no separate membership fee.

• Level 1, Semaglutide Starter, $149 a month. Compounded semaglutide injections from 0.25 mg up to 1 mg a week, plus a B12 injection, monthly dose adjustments and a nutrition and exercise plan.
• Level 2, Semaglutide + Metabolic Boost, $189 a month. Higher-dose semaglutide, from 1 mg to 2.4 mg, with metformin, B12 and Lipo-C injections, body-composition tracking and priority messaging.
• Level 3, Tirzepatide Premium Protocol. Compounded tirzepatide from 2.5 mg to 15 mg, with metformin XR, lipotropic injections, NAD+ nasal spray, weekly check-ins and a blood panel review. It's the most expensive level.

The level you need depends on your dose, so the $149 price covers only the starter range. Once you move past 1 mg of semaglutide, you're on the Level 2 price. Check the current Level 3 price before you choose tirzepatide.

Youth & Soul's doctors can also prescribe brand-name Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound, which have their own listings, and it offers help with insurance access. Ask what the brand-name route costs and whether insurance applies before you pick it.

The same account sells skin, hair, longevity and hormone plans, and add-ons such as B12 and NAD+.

Youth & Soul is based in Johnson City, Tennessee, and runs on Bask Health, a network of U.S.-licensed physicians who set the eligibility rules and write the prescriptions. Youth & Soul says every doctor is board-certified and licensed in your state, and it names physicians on its site, including Dr. Greg Bailey.

Compounding is done by Procompounding Pharmacy, and orders ship from The Pharmacy Hub in Miami Gardens, Florida, in discreet packaging with free expedited delivery.

All plans are month to month. You can cancel, pause or change your plan from your dashboard at any time, and billing stops at the next cycle. Anything you've already paid for still ships.

If a clinician decides treatment isn't safe or appropriate for you, you get a full refund of what you paid up front, usually within 5 to 10 business days. Compounded prescriptions that have already shipped can't be returned. A recurring charge that's already gone through may be refunded case by case, but only if that order hasn't shipped. Report a damaged or defective package within 14 days, with photos, for a refund or replacement.