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Verdict

Big Easy Weight Loss (Metairie, Louisiana) sells compounded tirzepatide at $599 and semaglutide at $495 for a twelve-week course — about $200 and $165 a month — plus a $75 consultation fee, with no membership. Every appointment is with a physician rather than a nurse practitioner, and it names seven compounding pharmacies, which is more disclosure than most of its rivals offer.

Best for: people who want a live half-hour consultation with an actual physician, named pharmacies, and a fixed-length course rather than an open-ended subscription
Not ideal for: anyone who wants a published refund policy — there is no terms page at all — or who lives in one of the states its own FAQ says it is still licensing physicians for.

What Big Easy Weight Loss costs

Normalised to a monthly price and captured from Big Easy Weight Loss's own pages on September 16, 2026. Introductory offers are noted, never used as the price.

Compounded semaglutide — 12-week coursebilled $495 for a 12-week course; installments available$165/mo

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$495 over twelve weeks, plus the $75 consultation fee. The first-time discount takes it to $395, about $132 a month.

Compounded tirzepatide — 12-week coursebilled $599 for a 12-week course; installments available$200/mo

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$599 over twelve weeks, plus a separate $75 consultation fee credited to treatment or refunded if you are not a good fit. A first-time-patient discount takes the course to $499, about $166 a month.

Big Easy sells twelve-week courses rather than subscriptions, so the monthly figures here are the course price divided by three. On top of the course there is a mandatory $75 consultation fee, credited against treatment if you are prescribed and refunded if the physician decides you are not a good fit — one of the few genuinely refundable fees in this category. A $100 first-time-patient discount is advertised, which is promotional rather than the standing price and is not used in the figures above. Klarna and Affirm financing carries a 3 per cent surcharge, avoidable through a virtual-card route; CareCredit does not. What is not published anywhere is whether or how a course renews when the twelve weeks end.

Is Big Easy Weight Loss legit?

Big Easy Weight Loss is a Louisiana limited liability company operating from Metairie since March 2024, BBB-accredited with an A- rating. It is more transparent than most of its price rivals on the things that are usually hidden: it names seven partner compounding pharmacies and explains the 503A and 503B distinction, it names nine independent-contractor physicians and states they are not paid commission for prescribing, and it insists every appointment is with a physician. Against that, it publishes no terms of service or refund policy page at all, and its "all states" claim contradicts its own FAQ.

Pharmacy & licensing
Company:
Big Easy Weight Loss, a Louisiana LLC, 2800 Veterans Blvd Suite 220A, Metairie, LA 70002
Pharmacy partner:
Seven named: Seven Cells, Hallandale, OptioRx, Miller's, ProRx/PerfectRx and BPI/Vita, with access to others. Its FAQ separates the 503A pharmacies from the 503B outsourcing facilities and explains the turnaround and beyond-use-date differences — unusually detailed disclosure for this category.
Clinicians:
Nine independent-contractor physicians are named on the site. Big Easy states that appointments are with a physician rather than a nurse practitioner, physician assistant or intake nurse, and that its physicians are not paid commission for prescribing.
States served:
Its marketing says all 50 states, but its own FAQ describes physicians still applying for licences in eleven states that require a separate application — Alaska, California, Oregon, New Mexico, Arkansas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, plus Puerto Rico. Check before you pay if you are in one of those.
Refunds & cancellation
Cancellation:
There is no subscription to cancel — each twelve-week course is a one-off purchase, optionally paid in instalments. What is not published is whether a course renews at the end of the twelve weeks or simply lapses, so ask before the course ends if you intend to stop.
Refunds:
If the physician declines to prescribe, for any reason, you can request a refund by email. The $75 consultation fee is credited against treatment or refunded if you are not a good fit. Beyond that there is nothing: no terms of service, refund policy or cancellation page exists on the site, and the footer links only to a privacy notice and the pharmacy partners.
Regulatory history: no FDA warning letters, state actions or lawsuits naming Big Easy Weight Loss found in public records as of September 16, 2026.

Safety of what they sell: Is compounded tirzepatide safe? · Is compounded semaglutide safe?

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The public review base is small — 105 Trustpilot reviews at 4.6 out of 5, and no visible BBB complaint volume — which for a company that launched in May 2024 reads as a short track record rather than a clean one. The reviews that exist are consistently positive about scheduling that accommodates weekends and evenings, order turnaround of around 72 hours, and attentive staff. There is not yet enough public feedback to characterise the balance of praise and complaint with any confidence, and worth noting that its Trustpilot profile sits on a different domain from the one it sells through, so a buyer checking reviews for joinbigeasy.com will find nothing.

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Pros

  • + Live physician (MD/DO) consultations rather than only NPs/PAs
  • + Upfront package pricing with new-patient discounts
  • + Ships from FDA-registered 503A/503B compounding pharmacies
  • + BBB accredited with A rating

Cons

  • - Compounded medications are not FDA-approved
  • - No brand-name GLP-1 (Wegovy/Zepbound) option advertised
  • - Some reports of refill price increases and extra billed months
  • - Company is fairly new (incorporated 2024)

Medications & eligibility

Medications

  • • Compounded semaglutide
  • • Compounded tirzepatide
  • • Sermorelin
  • • NAD+

What “compounded” means →

Eligibility & insurance

A BMI above 27 with a weight-related health condition, or above 30, at the physician's discretion. Maintenance dosing for people continuing weight-loss therapy is also offered. No age restriction is published.

Insurance: not accepted (cash pay)

How Big Easy Weight Loss works

  1. 1Create an account and complete the intake form.
  2. 2Attend a live 30-minute phone or video appointment with an independently contracted physician.
  3. 3If prescribed, the order goes to one of the partner pharmacies — or one you choose — and billing happens at that point, usually the same evening.
  4. 4The medication ships free, overnight and refrigerated.
  5. 5Continue with quarterly 15-minute follow-up visits and portal messaging with the physician.

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Big Easy Weight Loss FAQ

How much does Big Easy Weight Loss cost?

A twelve-week course of compounded tirzepatide is $599 and semaglutide is $495 — about $200 and $165 a month — plus a one-off $75 consultation fee that is credited against treatment or refunded if you are not prescribed. There is no membership fee, and a first-time-patient discount of $100 is sometimes offered.

Do I actually see a doctor?

Yes, and it is the company's main claim: appointments are a live 30-minute phone or video consultation with a physician rather than a nurse practitioner, physician assistant or intake nurse, followed by quarterly 15-minute reviews. Nine independent-contractor physicians are named on the site, and Big Easy states they are not paid commission for prescribing.

Which pharmacy makes the medication?

Big Easy names seven partners — Seven Cells, Hallandale, OptioRx, Miller's, ProRx/PerfectRx and BPI/Vita among them — and explains which are 503A compounding pharmacies and which are 503B outsourcing facilities, including how their turnaround times and beyond-use dates differ. That is more disclosure than most providers at this price offer.

Is Big Easy available in my state?

Its marketing says all 50 states, but its own FAQ describes physicians still applying for licences in eleven states including California, New York, Massachusetts and North Carolina. Those two statements do not agree, so confirm coverage for your state before paying anything.

What is the refund policy?

If a physician declines to prescribe, you can email to request a refund, and the $75 consultation fee is refunded if you are not a good fit. Beyond that there is no published policy — the site has no terms of service, refund or cancellation page at all, which is unusual and worth knowing before you buy.

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