How the Hers weight loss offer is built
Hers sells weight loss as a prescription plus a membership, and the listing we hold for it is built around that pairing. The headline pairs GLP-1 options starting at $149 a month with a membership the listing calls required, also $149 a month. If you only read the first number, you will underestimate the monthly bill by half.
The feature lines add two details. Oral GLP-1 options start at $149 a month, and semaglutide starts at $199 a month. Separately, the listing describes a personal plan with ongoing care that starts on day 1 and comes through the membership. So the membership is where the provider access lives, and the medication line is a second charge on top of it. Hers states the listed medication price covers medication only, and that medication is not available without the membership.
Subscription prices move. The figures on this page are as listed in September 2026, so treat our price card as the current number and confirm the final amount at checkout.
What the two price lines add up to
Our price card shows $298 a month for Hers weight loss, as listed in September 2026. That figure is the sum of the $149 starting medication line and the $149 required membership. The first month is lower in our record, $188 all-in, because the membership is $39 that month. The $199 semaglutide line has no combined figure on our card, so if that is the medication you want, get the all-in monthly total from Hers, membership included.
The medication prices are starting prices. The listing does not say how the monthly charge changes if a prescriber adjusts your dose or switches your medication, so we have no dose ladder to show. Get the month-three and month-six charges, not only month one.
The membership is a separate cost from the medication. If the provider decides weight loss medication is not right for you, find out whether the membership charge still applies and how to cancel it.
Oral pill or injection: what the record shows
Format is the first fork. Our record, checked on forhers.com in September 2026, names both formats: a pill at the $149 entry price and the Wegovy pen, an injection, at $199. It also lists Zepbound at $299 and Ozempic and Mounjaro at $1,899 a month. Ozempic and Mounjaro are FDA-approved for type 2 diabetes, not for weight loss, so a prescription for weight loss would be off-label.
Ask whether the format you prefer is one your provider will actually prescribe to you.
Which medication and which route you get is a licensed provider's decision, not a menu choice and not ours. Oral and injected options are taken differently, so discuss side effects with your provider for whichever you are offered, and bring your preference to the consultation as a question rather than an expectation.
Approved medicine or compounded preparation? Ask before you pay
The Hers record names branded products and does not label any line as compounded, yet it does not settle, line by line, that nothing on offer is a compounded preparation. That gap matters, because the two are regulated differently. A compounded drug is not FDA-approved, and the FDA has not reviewed it for safety, quality, or effectiveness.
Compounded semaglutide and FDA-approved brand-name medicine are different products, and marketing that treats them as one deserves suspicion.
So ask, and ask in writing if you can. What is the exact product name, who makes or compounds it, and is it approved by the FDA for chronic weight management? If an answer is vague, that is information in itself.
The regulatory record for Hers' parent company
Hers is a brand of Hims & Hers Health, Inc., and the FDA has sent that company a warning letter covering the Hers brand. We keep the details, and the date we last checked its status, in one place: the regulatory notice near the bottom of this page.
Read that notice alongside this page.
Who the Hers plan fits, and where it may not
Going by our listing, the plan fits you if you want a membership-style relationship with a provider, with ongoing care included from day 1, and you are comfortable paying two monthly charges to get it. It also fits you if you have decided to start with an oral option rather than an injection, or the reverse.
It is a weaker match if you want a single flat price with no membership, because the listing calls the membership required. It is also a weaker match if you need to know the exact long-run cost today, since the listing gives starting prices only.
We hold no "not for" conditions for Hers weight loss, but an empty field is not a clearance. Whether you are eligible is a provider's call, and nothing on this page is medical advice.
Seven things to confirm before you pay
Keep this short list open in a second tab at checkout. Each item is a question the listing leaves unanswered, and each answer changes what you actually spend or take.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Hers weight loss cost per month?
Our price card shows $298 a month as listed in September 2026. That is oral GLP-1 options from $149 a month plus a $149 a month membership that the listing calls required. Semaglutide starts at $199 a month before the membership. Confirm the final amount at checkout.
Does Hers offer GLP-1 pills or injections?
Both. The listing mentions oral GLP-1 options and semaglutide. Our record lists a pill at $149 and the Wegovy pen, an injection, at $199. Ask your provider which format you would be prescribed.
Is the Hers membership required?
Yes, according to the listing, which describes the membership as required alongside the medication: $39 the first month, then $149 a month. Ask how to cancel it and what happens to it if a provider decides not to prescribe.
Are the Hers weight loss medications FDA-approved?
Our record names branded products such as Wegovy and Zepbound, but does not settle every line. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, quality, or effectiveness. Ask which exact product you would be prescribed, and whether it is an approved medicine or a compounded preparation.
Is Hers the same company as Hims?
Hers and Hims are both brands of Hims & Hers Health, Inc. They are separate brands with separate listings, so check each one's prices and plan.
Has the FDA sent Hers a warning letter?
Yes. On September 9, 2025, the FDA sent a warning letter covering the Hers brand to Hims & Hers Health, Inc. The regulatory notice on this page sets out what it covers and its status as of our last check.
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