Prepaid GLP-1 Plan Renewal: What Month 13 Costs
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We read the renewal terms of 14 compounded GLP-1 programs on their own sites on October 15, 2026. Only He & She MD prints a higher price for the next term: its 6-month tirzepatide plan renews at $1,734 ($289 a month), up from $1,194 ($199). Several of the rest auto-renew without stating what the next term costs.
These are public pricing and terms pages, not checkout screens; several programs say full terms appear only at checkout.
A 3-, 6- or 12-month plan lowers the monthly number in exchange for a commitment. The sales page rarely shows the day that commitment ends. Does the plan roll into another long term, charged in one lump? At what price? If you stop, are unshipped months refunded?
This piece is about that day. For first-month offers, see the intro-rate trap and semaglutide's first month vs renewal. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved, and nothing here is advice on whether to keep taking one.
What happens when a prepaid GLP-1 plan ends?
Each program's own pages, summarized. "Not stated" means we looked and found nothing.
| Program | Plan ladder | Auto-renews? | Renewal price stated? | Cancel notice | Refund of unshipped months | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| He & She MD | $299 / $209 / $199 / $159 | Yes, same term | 6-month only: $1,734 ($289/mo) | Not stated | Not stated | heandshemd.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| Sprout Health | $199 per 4 weeks; 12-mo $149 ($1,788 upfront) | Yes, every 12 months | Implied same | 48 hours | Yes, pro-rata | joinsprouthealth.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| Pallas Health | $299 per 4 weeks after first; annual "$239 average" | Yes | "Same plan price" | None; ends at period end | No | pallashealth.co · read 2026-10-15 |
| TelePep | $249 / $237 / $224 / $214 | Yes, at term end | Not stated | Before billing date | Pro-rata, less $25 | telepeptide.org · read 2026-10-15 |
| Embody | $129 / $126 / $123 / $119 | Yes | Not stated | 72 hours | No | joinem.co · read 2026-10-15 |
| NexLife | $129 / $125 / $119 / $115 | Continues monthly | Not stated | 30 days, in writing | Pages conflict | nexlife.us · read 2026-11-06 |
| Enhance.MD | $329 / $313 / $296 / $280 | Yes | Not stated | Before next cycle | Not stated | enhance.md · read 2026-10-15 |
| Amble | $179 / $160 / $145 / $135 (not split by drug; its page shows two different ladders) | Yes | Not stated | 15 days | No, once at pharmacy | joinamble.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| Mondae | $126 / $124 / $114 / none | Not stated | Not stated | Shown at purchase | Only if unfulfilled | mondae.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| Bodybuilding Health+ | $209 / $179 / $174.67 / $187.33 | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | No | bbhealthplus.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| Telos RX | "As low as $139"; ladder not shown | Yes | Not stated | None; ends at cycle end | No; early exit re-prices | telosrx.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| Henry Meds | From $179; no ladder shown | Yes | "As disclosed during signup" | 48 hours | No, except medical | henrymeds.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| Found | $359 / $309 / $289 / $239, billed per cycle | Not stated | Not stated | 48 hours advised | No | joinfound.com · read 2026-10-15 |
| GobyMeds | 3-month bundle $399 to $599 by dose | No | Not applicable | Not applicable | Separate policy, not read | gobymeds.com · read 2026-10-15 |
We left out TrimRx because its pricing and terms pages were unreadable. For prices alone, see compounded tirzepatide pricing.
Which programs tell you the month-13 price?
One, clearly. He & She MD's footnote says that after six months "the plan renews at the regular 6-month price of $1,734, equivalent to $289/month." That is 45% more than the $1,194 first term. Credit to them for printing it.
Pallas says renewals are "at the same plan price," Sprout bills "$1,788 upfront every 12 months," and Henry Meds points to what was "disclosed during signup." The other nine say nothing about the next term's price, and several reserve the right to change it. GobyMeds does not auto-renew at all; you reorder at the price of the day.
How large is the lump-sum re-bill?
On a prepaid plan, renewal day is one charge for the whole next term. Four examples, using printed prices only.
Sprout Health: $1,788 at once
Sprout's 12-month tirzepatide plan is $1,788 upfront, or $149 a month. The alternative, $199 every 4 weeks, is 13 charges or $2,587 a year. Prepaying saves $799, but renewal day puts $1,788 on your card. If you stop, Sprout refunds $149 for each unshipped month.
He & She MD: a first year of $2,928
The 6-month plan is $1,194, then $1,734 at renewal. Your first 12 months cost $2,928, an average of $244 a month, not the $2,388 two opening terms would suggest. The annual plan is $1,908 ($159 × 12), so the 6-month route costs $1,020 more. The annual plan's renewal price is not stated.
TelePep: $2,568 upfront, $25 to leave
TelePep's annual plan is $2,568 ($214 a month) against $2,988 for 12 months at $249: a $420 saving. Stop early and it refunds the pro-rated value of unshipped months, less $25. After three shipped months, at $214 a month, that is 9 × $214 = $1,926, minus $25, or $1,901. You must ask before the next pharmacy fill.
Embody: $1,428 with no refund
Embody's 12-month supply is $1,428 ($119 × 12). Its policy gives no refund "for any unused month" unless you are medically disqualified. Stop after four months and $952 (8 × $119) stays paid.
Two oddities: Bodybuilding Health+ prices its "Best Value" 12-month tier at $187.33 a month, above its 6-month $174.67, and Telos RX re-rates months already received if you leave early. See also the annual commitment math.
How much notice do you need to cancel before renewal?
From none to 30 days; the table has each window. The longest is NexLife's: 30 days' written notice to care@nexlife.us, and its plan page warns you "may receive and be charged for one additional shipment."
Two clauses move the date earlier. TelePep may charge up to two days before the renewal date, and NexLife says your first renewal "may be charged early." Henry Meds is the only program that says it sends a reminder, aiming for 15 to 45 days ahead.
Do you get unshipped months back if you stop?
As printed, at Sprout and TelePep (and on NexLife's plan page, though its terms differ). Henry Meds goes furthest the other way: you may have to "pay out the rest of your balance" unless the reason is medical.
NexLife's pages disagree. The plan page says "unshipped months are refunded if treatment stops." The general terms say "We do not offer refunds for partially used subscription periods." If you are on a NexLife plan, get the answer for your plan by email. Its shorter plan is covered in NexLife 3-month plan terms.
What does this mean for you?
Assume the next term will be charged automatically, in full, possibly at a higher price, unless the program has told you otherwise in writing. The one program that printed a renewal price printed a higher one.
The prepaid discount is real, $420 at TelePep and $799 at Sprout. But it buys a dated decision, not a permanent price. If you are unsure about the next 6 or 12 months, a month-to-month program costs more per month and leaves less to unwind. Whether to continue treatment is a question for your prescriber, not your billing date.
What should you do before month 3, 6 or 12 ends?
- Sign-up day: note the term end date and screenshot the checkout terms.
- 45 days before: email support: does the plan renew, for what term, for what dollar amount, on what date, and what is the cancellation cutoff?
- Same email: are unshipped months refunded if you stop, is there a fee, and are past months re-priced?
- 35 days before: if notice is 30 days, send any cancellation now, by the channel the terms name.
- 20 days before: act on any 15-day window; chase unanswered emails.
- 7 days before: act on 48- or 72-hour windows, allowing for early charges.
- Renewal day: check the charge against the written quote. If billed after canceling, ask the same day for unshipped months back, before the pharmacy fills.
Current rates are in the price index.
What else do people ask about plan renewals?
Does a prepaid GLP-1 plan renew automatically?
Usually. Of the 14 programs we read on October 15, 2026, most say plans renew until you cancel. GobyMeds is the exception: you place a new order. NexLife says plans continue month-to-month, while Sprout and He & She MD renew for the same term, charged upfront. Check your receipt, since some terms appear only at checkout.
Will my renewal cost the same as my first term?
Most programs do not say. He & She MD is the only one we found printing a higher figure: its 6-month tirzepatide plan renews at $1,734, or $289 a month, after a $1,194 first term. Pallas says renewals are at the same plan price. The others leave it unstated or only imply the same price, so ask in writing.
How far ahead do I need to cancel?
From no notice to 30 days. Pallas and Telos RX stop at the end of the current period. Sprout and Henry Meds need 48 hours, Embody 72 hours, Amble 15 days, and NexLife 30 days in writing. TelePep may charge up to two days early, so leave at least a week of margin.
Do I get money back for months not yet shipped?
Sometimes. Sprout refunds unshipped months pro-rata, and TelePep does too, less a $25 fee. Embody, Pallas, Found and Bodybuilding Health+ say no, and Amble refunds nothing once the order reaches the pharmacy. NexLife's plan page and general terms disagree, so get its answer for your plan by email.
Is a prepaid plan still worth it?
It can be, if you are confident about the next 6 or 12 months. TelePep's annual plan is $420 less than a year at its monthly rate, and Sprout's 12-month tirzepatide plan is $799 less than 13 four-week charges. The cost is a large single charge at renewal and limited refunds.
Where do these terms come from?
- He & She MD, plans and renewal footnote, read 2026-10-15.
- Sprout Health, refund policy, read 2026-10-15.
- Pallas Health, terms, read 2026-10-15.
- TelePep, pricing, read 2026-10-15.
- TelePep, refund policy, read 2026-10-15.
- Embody, refund policy, read 2026-10-15.
- NexLife, plans, read 2026-10-15.
- NexLife, terms, read 2026-10-15.
- Amble, terms, read 2026-10-15.
- Telos RX, terms, read 2026-10-15.
- Henry Meds, terms, read 2026-10-15.
- GobyMeds, terms, read 2026-10-15.