Gimme Care True Cost 2026: What You'll Actually Pay
Gimme Care prices semaglutide at $130–$160/month. Based on published pricing, Ozari One runs about $528–$888 less per year than Gimme Care. Gimme Care's genuine strengths include legitscript certified, flat at every dose and no membership fee.
Advertised price
$130/month
True all-in monthly
$130–$160/month
True 12-month cost
$1,560–$1,920/year
Cost Breakdown
| Base semaglutide medication | $130–$160/month |
| Membership / program fee | $0/month |
| First-month difference | None disclosed |
| Commitment required | Lowest rate requires a 3-month billing plan |
| Disclosed note | Pharmacies not named |
12-Month Comparison vs. Ozari Health
Gimme Care
$1,560–$1,920/year
Ozari Health
$1,032/year
Ozari One, 12 monthsOzari Select: $1,188 to $2,100 for 12 months depending on billing term
Based on published pricing, Ozari One runs about $528–$888 less per year than Gimme Care.
See Ozari's current pricingFull comparison
Ozari vs Gimme Care: $1,032 vs $1,560, a $528 Gap on Semaglutide
Gimme Care's $130/mo semaglutide totals $1,560 a year, $528 more than Ozari One's $1,032. Billing terms, pharmacy disclosure, and dose policy compared.
Read the Gimme Care comparisonFrequently Asked Questions
How much does Gimme Care really cost per month?
Gimme Care's published semaglutide price is $130–$160/month.
Does Gimme Care have hidden fees?
Yes, based on published sources: Pharmacies not named.
Is Gimme Care cheaper than Ozari Health?
Based on published pricing, Ozari Health costs about $528–$888 less per year than Gimme Care.
GLP-1 True Cost Calculator
See what any provider really costs over 12 months
Gimme Care: $1,560–$1,920/year · Ozari One, 12 months: $1,032/yearOzari Select: $1,188 to $2,100 for 12 months depending on billing term
$528–$888/year less on Ozari One
Estimates from published pricing sources — confirm current pricing directly with each provider before deciding.
Competitor pricing verified from public sources as of 2026-08-04 and may change. Confirm current pricing directly with each provider. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.