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Noom Med is the prescription add-on to the Noom behavior-change app, run by Noom, Inc. in New York. Its cash-pay programs bundle compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide with the app from $179/month (microdose) after a $79 first three weeks, while its brand-name track costs $39 to start and $129/month for clinician care with Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic or the Wegovy pill billed separately. It suits people who want coaching and app tools alongside medication and are comfortable with 12-week billing.

Best for: people who want the Noom app, coaching and clinician care in one subscription, including those using insurance or Medicare for brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound
Not ideal for: anyone who wants medication-only pricing, monthly rather than 12-week billing, or a refund once a prescription has been written

What Noom Med costs

Normalised to a monthly price and captured from Noom Med's own pages on September 12, 2026. Introductory offers are noted, never used as the price.

Noom Med Telehealth for Branded Meds — Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy pill$39 to get started, then $129 per month for ongoing care, billed as $387 every 12 weeks$129/mo

clinician visits · Noom app and GLP-1 Companion · insurance coordination · captured September 12, 2026

The medication itself is not included: it is paid through insurance, Medicare's GLP-1 Bridge ($50 per fill for Wegovy, Zepbound or Foundayo) or cash pay, e.g. Zepbound vials from $299/month via LillyDirect. The Wegovy page also shows a '$69 to get started, then $99/month' variant.

Noom Microdose GLP-1 Rx — compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide (12-week subscription)initial 3-week subscription with 4 weeks of medication from $79 plus tax, then $179 per month plus tax billed as a 12-week subscription$179/mo

medication · clinician visits · shipping · Noom app and GLP-1 Companion · captured September 12, 2026

Introductory $79 covers the first three weeks only. Final price depends on program selection; pricing effective for new accounts from 2026-07-27. Not available in all 50 states.

Noom GLP-1 Rx — compounded semaglutide (12-week subscription)initial 3-week subscription with 4 weeks of medication from $79 plus tax, then $199 per month plus tax billed as a 12-week subscription$199/mo

medication · clinician visits · shipping · Noom app and GLP-1 Companion · captured September 12, 2026

Price from the footnote on Noom's semaglutide cost page (pricing dated 2026-03-31); the program tile on noom.com/med shows 'starting at $129' with no monthly figure. Standard (non-microdose) dosing.

Noom GLP-1 Rx Plus — compounded tirzepatide (12-week subscription)initial 3-week subscription with 4 weeks of medication from $149 plus tax, then $299 per month plus tax billed as a 12-week subscription$299/mo

medication · clinician visits · shipping · Noom app and GLP-1 Companion · captured September 12, 2026

Price from the footnote on Noom's tirzepatide page (pricing dated 2026-03-31); the program tile shows 'starting at $149'. Compounded tirzepatide is delivered under the GLP-1 Rx Plus program.

Noom's cost structure has three layers. Every Noom Med plan includes full access to the Noom app (psychology-based lessons, tracking, coaches and the GLP-1 Companion), so no separate Noom Weight membership is needed. The compounded programs (Microdose, GLP-1 Rx, GLP-1 Rx Plus) bundle medication and clinician care: a short introductory period ($79 or $149 for the first three weeks with four weeks of medication) is followed by 12-week subscriptions billed at $179, $199 or $299 per month equivalent, plus tax. The brand-name track charges $39 to start and $129 per month ($387 billed every 12 weeks) for clinician care only; the drug is paid separately through insurance, the $50-per-fill Medicare GLP-1 Bridge, or cash options such as Zepbound vials from $299 per month. Noom's site shows more than one price variant in places, and says final pricing depends on program selection, so confirm the figure at checkout. FSA/HSA eligible.

Is Noom Med legit?

Noom, Inc. is a New York-based digital health company founded in 2008 and best known for its weight-loss app; Noom Med is its clinical program, launched with employer health plans and now sold directly. Prescribing is done online by licensed clinicians, mostly asynchronously by chat with video in some programs, after identity verification, a full-body photo and a medical intake; branded-medication programs add metabolic labs. Compounded medication ships from unnamed USP-compliant, state-regulated pharmacy partners and patients can request a certificate of analysis. Noom settled a $56 million class action over auto-renewal and cancellation practices in 2022, and its BBB record shows a high complaint volume alongside an A+ grade.

Pharmacy & licensing
Company:
Noom, Inc., 450 W 33rd St, New York, NY 10001 (legal notices to One Palmer Square, Princeton, NJ); founded 2008
Pharmacy partner:
Unnamed USP-compliant, state-regulated compounding pharmacy partners for plans that include medication; brand-name Zepbound vials are fulfilled through LillyDirect; certificates of analysis available on request from careteam@noom.com
Clinicians:
Licensed clinicians (board-certified physicians or physician-supervised nurse practitioners) prescribe through the Noom platform; Noom's Chief Medical Officer is Dr. Jeffrey Egler. Care is primarily asynchronous, with video visits available in some programs
States served:
Not all 50 states (Noom's own footnote); no state list is published and availability of home delivery depends on insurance or cash-pay status
Refunds & cancellation
Cancellation:
Cancel in the Noom app (profile > Settings > Manage Subscription), in the web Subscription Portal, or through the App Store or Google Play if you subscribed there. You must cancel before 11:59 p.m. Eastern on the day before the next billing date to avoid the next 12-week charge; access continues to the end of the paid period. Cancelling Noom Med sets the subscription to expire, and any upcoming refills in the current period must be stopped separately by emailing noommed@noom.com. Uninstalling the app does not cancel.
Refunds:
Noom Med programs with medication included: refunds may be available until a prescription is written, and none after that. Telehealth for Branded Meds: refunds may be requested within 7 days of the first charge unless a clinical visit has occurred. Renewal charges are never refundable. California residents may rescind within three business days of purchase. Refunds are requested through support chat or noommed@noom.com.
Regulatory history
  • Lawsuit · 2022-07A federal court in the Southern District of New York gave final approval to a $56 million cash settlement (plus $6 million in subscription credits) in Mahood v. Noom, a class action alleging Noom's trial enrollment, auto-renewal and cancellation practices violated consumer-protection laws. Noom agreed to clearer auto-renewal disclosures, an affirmative consent step and an in-account cancel button. The case is resolved. Source

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

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What people report elsewhere

Trustpilot (4.5/5, 66,959 reviews, 60% five-star, 5% one-star) covers all of Noom, not just Noom Med: reviewers praise the app's lessons and food logging, responsive care coordinators and medication that arrives on time, while complaints cite cost (about $600 per quarter), slow replies, unclear maintenance options after reaching goal weight and BMI-based disqualification from the microdose program. The BBB picture is harsher (1.1/5 from 323 reviews; 630 complaints closed in three years): recurring themes are charges continuing after cancellation, slow refunds, wrong or delayed medication, providers taking weeks to respond and pricing that only became clear during checkout.

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Pros

  • + Strong behavior-change and coaching foundation
  • + Habit tracking integrated with medical care

Cons

  • - Separate Noom subscription may be required
  • - Pricing structure can be confusing

Medications & eligibility

Medications

  • • Brand GLP-1s
  • • Clinician-directed options

What “compounded” means →

Eligibility & insurance

Adults with a BMI of 30 or higher, or 27 or higher with a weight-related condition, for the standard GLP-1 programs; the Proactive Health Microdose program is also open to people with a lower BMI. Identity verification, a full-body photo and a medical intake are required, with labs for branded-medication programs. Not available in all states.

Insurance: partial: the Noom Med subscription is self-pay (FSA/HSA eligible), but the Telehealth for Branded Meds track helps use commercial insurance or the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge ($50 per fill) for Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic or Mounjaro; compounded programs are cash pay

How Noom Med works

  1. 1Complete a brief online intake survey about your health history, medications and goals; identity is verified and a full-body photo is required before treatment.
  2. 2For branded-medication programs, complete an at-home metabolic lab test; a licensed clinician then evaluates your results, usually by asynchronous chat, and prescribes if clinically appropriate.
  3. 3If prescribed, compounded medication ships in 3 to 7 business days from a partner pharmacy; brand-name prescriptions are coordinated with your pharmacy, insurance or LillyDirect, and Noom's benefits check handles prior authorization.
  4. 4Use the Noom app's GLP-1 Companion for dose tracking (SmartDose), nutrition targets, Muscle Defense workouts and coaching; message the care team in-app and request refills, which the clinician approves where appropriate.

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Noom Med FAQ

Is Noom Med legit?

Noom Med is the clinical arm of Noom, Inc., a New York company founded in 2008 that is BBB-accredited with an A+ grade and 4.5/5 on Trustpilot across 67,000 reviews. Licensed clinicians prescribe online. Buyers should know about its 2022 $56 million auto-renewal settlement and a BBB customer score of 1.1/5 driven by billing complaints.

How much does Noom Med cost per month?

Compounded programs cost $179 (microdose), $199 (semaglutide) or $299 (tirzepatide) per month, billed as 12-week subscriptions after a $79 or $149 first three weeks, medication and app included. The brand-name track is $39 to start and $129 per month ($387 per 12 weeks) with the drug billed separately.

Does Noom Med accept insurance?

Partly. The Noom Med subscription itself is self-pay and FSA/HSA eligible, but its Telehealth for Branded Meds program checks your benefits, handles prior authorization and can route Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic or Mounjaro through commercial insurance or the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge at $50 per fill. Compounded medication is cash pay.

How do I cancel Noom Med?

Cancel in the Noom app under Settings > Manage Subscription, in the web Subscription Portal, or via the App Store or Google Play if you subscribed there, before 11:59 p.m. Eastern the day before your renewal. Email noommed@noom.com to stop pending refills. Deleting the app does not cancel, and renewal charges are not refunded.

What medications does Noom Med prescribe?

Noom Med offers compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide at microdose or standard doses, brand-name Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic and Mounjaro, the oral Wegovy pill and Foundayo, generic liraglutide, and metformin (not FDA-approved for weight loss). Which option you get depends on the clinician's evaluation and, for branded drugs, your coverage.

Which states does Noom Med serve?

Noom says its GLP-1 Rx programs are not available in all 50 states and that availability varies by location, but it does not publish a list of excluded states. Home delivery of some medications also depends on whether you use insurance or pay cash, so eligibility is confirmed during the intake.

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