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Head-to-head · computed from the pricing database · September 4, 2026

Orderly Meds vs Fella Health

Side-by-side comparison of Orderly Meds and Fella Health for compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide: advertised price vs true monthly cost, 12-month totals, membership, cancellation terms, medications offered and who each is best for.

The short version

  • For compounded tirzepatide, Fella Health's lowest 12-month all-in total is $2,388 versus $3,288 at Orderly Meds, a difference of $900 over a year. Month-to-month at a maintenance dose, Orderly Meds costs $299 and Fella Health does not publish a month-to-month price.
  • Orderly Meds has a verified semaglutide price in our database ($1,788 for 12 months, all-in). Fella Health's current semaglutide price is pending direct verification, so we do not rank the pair on cost yet.
  • Orderly is an all-in compounded provider whose current rates we are re-verifying.
  • Fella is competitive at the starting dose but its reported $199 upper tier is well above flat-rate providers at maintenance doses.

Head-to-head answers

  • Which is cheaper over a year? Fella Health ($2,388 vs $3,288, $900 less) on 12-month all-in totals (verified / verified).
  • Which is cheaper month-to-month at maintenance doses? Only Orderly Meds publishes a month-to-month price ($299).
  • Which has no membership fee? Orderly Meds: none. Fella Health: none.
  • Which uses which pharmacy? Orderly Meds: PerfectRx / PerfectionRx, ProRx, Casa, Pharmacy Hub, SmartPharmaRx. Fella Health: not named.
  • Which is better at the maintenance dose? Orderly Meds: same price at every dose. Fella Health: higher-dose price not published.
  • Which requires a video visit? Orderly Meds: asynchronous. Fella Health: not captured.
  • Which accepts insurance? Orderly Meds: cash-pay. Fella Health: cash-pay.
  • Which has better cancellation terms? Orderly Meds: Cancel anytime. Fella Health: Cancel anytime.
  • Which is better for switching at an established dose? Orderly Meds: flat pricing and a month-to-month plan mean the current dose is neither penalized nor locked in.
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Side by side

Provider
Orderly Meds
Fella Health
Pricing model
flat rate
flat rate
Tirzepatide, lowest 12‑mo all‑in
$3,288 ($274/mo, verified)
$2,388 ($199/mo, verified)
Semaglutide, lowest 12‑mo all‑in
$1,788 ($149/mo, verified)
offered, pending verification
Month-to-month true cost (maintenance)
$299/mo (tirzepatide)
pending
Membership fee
None
None
Dose-based increases
Flat at every dose
Pending
Price lock
No
No
Shipping
included
included
Consultation
included
included
Commitment
month-to-month; prepay discounts offered
month-to-month
Cancellation
Cancel anytime
Cancel anytime
Brand-name medication
No
No
Insurance support
No
No
Oral / sublingual forms
Yes
No
Audience
all
men
Clinical model
Licensed provider consultation, ongoing messaging, monthly shipments
Men-focused program with health coaching and provider messaging
Value score
72/100
68/100

Green cells mark the better value on that row when both figures are known. * provisional score: pricing not yet directly verified.

Pricing in words

Orderly Meds charges $299 per month on a month-to-month plan for compounded tirzepatide (injection). The first 2 months are an introductory $149 per month before the recurring price applies. That price includes the medication, clinical care and shipping; there is no separate membership fee. On our all-in basis, the lowest true monthly cost is $299 and the lowest 12-month total is $3,288 (month-to-month plan). Prices last checked September 4, 2026; status: verified.

Fella Health charges $199 per month on a 12-month plan for compounded tirzepatide (injection). That price includes the medication, clinical care and shipping; there is no separate membership fee. On our all-in basis, the lowest true monthly cost is $199 and the lowest 12-month total is $2,388 (12-month plan). Prices last checked September 4, 2026; status: verified.

Orderly Meds charges $149 per month on a month-to-month plan for compounded semaglutide (injection). That price includes the medication, clinical care and shipping; there is no separate membership fee. On our all-in basis, the lowest true monthly cost is $149 and the lowest 12-month total is $1,788 (month-to-month plan). Prices last checked September 4, 2026; status: verified.

Choose Orderly Meds if

Patients comparing all-in compounded plans who want oral and injectable options from one provider.

  • Offers both compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, including oral forms
  • All-in pricing without a separate membership
  • Prepay discounts available

Choose Fella Health if

Men who want a coaching-led program and a moderate all-in price at lower doses.

  • Competitive all-in pricing at lower doses
  • Program designed around men's health and coaching
  • No membership fee billed separately

What to weigh against each

Orderly Meds: Pricing pending verification and has changed since the shortages ended. Pharmacy partners and state coverage not yet verified.

Fella Health: Men only; women are directed to a sister program. Named in Eli Lilly's 2025 litigation over compounded tirzepatide marketing. The compounded price is an annual-payment starting price; the higher-dose price is not published. The $149 plan buys access to Zepbound, not medication.

How to read this comparison

Both providers were scored with the same rubric and the same cost model. Rankings never use the advertised monthly price on its own, because a low first-month number can hide a membership fee or a dose-based increase. Where a provider's price has not been directly checked against its own site, we say so and do not rank it on cost. Compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide are not FDA-approved; the only FDA-approved products are Zepbound, Mounjaro, Wegovy, Ozempic and Rybelsus. See the methodology and important safety information.

Frequently asked questions

Is Orderly Meds cheaper than Fella Health?

For compounded tirzepatide, Fella Health's lowest 12-month all-in total is $2,388 versus $3,288 at Orderly Meds, a difference of $900 over a year. Month-to-month at a maintenance dose, Orderly Meds costs $299 and Fella Health does not publish a month-to-month price.

Does Orderly Meds or Fella Health charge a membership fee?

Orderly Meds: no separate membership fee. Fella Health: no separate membership fee.

Which is better for tirzepatide, Orderly Meds or Fella Health?

Orderly Meds offers tirzepatide; Fella Health offers tirzepatide. Orderly is an all-in compounded provider whose current rates we are re-verifying. Fella is competitive at the starting dose but its reported $199 upper tier is well above flat-rate providers at maintenance doses.

Editor's pick · best overall

Editor's pick: NexLife value score 91/100

How the pick is chosen: the highest value score in our database (cost, transparency, flexibility, care and verification) as of September 12, 2026; it changes automatically when the data does. The pick is computed, not sold: NexLife is a commercial partner of this site (named in the ownership disclosure), which is why this module and its links are labeled; the formula can and does place it below cheaper providers (currently 5 of 34 on tirzepatide 12-month cost, 5 of 16 on semaglutide). How the score works · Advertising disclosure.

What every plan includes

  • Same price at every dose. No hidden fees.
  • Free expedited shipping.
  • No membership fees.
  • Doctor-led plans, coaching and an active community.

Prices verified, checked September 12, 2026.

Included at no extra cost

  • Provider review and ongoing medical guidance$199Included
  • Personalized nutrition plan (GLP-1 focused)$99Included
  • 1:1 fitness call with a certified wellness coach$79Included

Stated values are NexLife's own figures, not market prices.

Plan pages

Regular protocol Standard injectable plans; the ones our rankings use
Microdose protocol Lower-dose plans; listed in our database, not ranked
Sublingual (ODT) protocol Orally disintegrating tablets; listed, not ranked

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