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Fridays and TrimRx, compared on how each one prices a GLP-1
Prepay and Fridays is the cheaper of these two. Pay month to month and TrimRx is. That really is the whole comparison, and it is the part most pages about this pair skip, because Fridays publishes two different prices for the same compounded semaglutide and only one of them ends up in the headline. What follows is the figures we verified, the dates we verified them on, the one kind of medication TrimRx stocks that our Fridays record does not, and the places where our file simply runs out.
TrimRx quotes one monthly price, Fridays quotes two
- TrimRx compounded semaglutide: $179 per month, as of 2026-08-21
- TrimRx compounded tirzepatide: $259 per month, as of 2026-08-21
- Fridays compounded semaglutide: $150 prepaid or $249 month-to-month, as of 2026-09-12
- Fridays compounded tirzepatide: $240 prepaid or $359 month-to-month, as of 2026-09-12
TrimRx lands between the two Fridays tiers on both molecules
What compounded means for every price above
Fridays runs a second category, TrimRx runs one
The scores disagree with each other, and the checks are 22 days apart
How We Compared Fridays vs TrimRx
How we put this page together
Every brand fact here comes from our own live record for Fridays and TrimRx, read on 2026-10-07, and nothing has been added from memory or inference.
- Prices are floors with dates. Each figure is the lowest configuration we could verify, carrying the date we verified it: TrimRx on 2026-08-21, Fridays on 2026-09-12. A floor is not a quote.
- Undated figures stay undated. Fridays' $129 injectable testosterone price has no verification date in our file, so we attach none to it and say so each time it appears.
- Derived figures are only subtraction. The $29, $70, $19, $99 and $100 gaps are differences between two published figures. We publish no averages, no annualised totals and no projections.
- Ratings are reported, not blended. Our 9.2 and 9.4 are our own editorial scores. The Trustpilot figures are third-party and dated to when we observed them.
- Gaps are printed as gaps. Where our record holds nothing, such as a TrimRx eligibility list or a brand-name price, we say the record is empty rather than filling it.
- No outcome content. You will find no weight-loss figures, no dosing guidance and no judgement about whether a medication suits your body. Those decisions belong with a licensed clinician.
Fridays' own listing carries a second, lower semaglutide figure of $117 a month alongside a promotional offer with discount codes, and it is published without a verification date. The figures we quote for Fridays are the dated ones from its price listing, verified on 2026-09-12. If you see $117 advertised, that is the annual-plan price with discount code NYNY12 applied, which we confirmed on joinfridays.com on 2026-10-08. The $150 we quote is the annual-plan price with no code, and a code-conditioned price can be withdrawn at any time.
Final Verdict: Fridays vs TrimRx
The short version
Prepay and take Fridays. Pay monthly and take TrimRx. Fridays at $150 per month prepaid is the cheapest semaglutide figure on this page, and Fridays at $249 per month month-to-month is the most expensive. TrimRx at $179 sits between them and does not move.
Two things can shift that. If you want a manufacturer medication rather than a compounded one, TrimRx is the only side of this page that lists them, and that is a difference in kind rather than in price. If you want testosterone treatment as well, only Fridays runs it.
Neither company carries an FDA warning letter in our records, which is not the same as a clearance. Both weight-loss routes compared here are compounded. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved as finished drug products: the FDA has not reviewed them for safety, quality or effectiveness. Take the figures to each site and check them before you commit, because the two were verified 22 days apart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Fridays or TrimRx cheaper for compounded semaglutide?
It depends entirely on whether you prepay. Fridays is $150 per month on a prepaid plan and $249 per month month-to-month, as of 2026-09-12. TrimRx is $179 per month, as of 2026-08-21. So Fridays is $29 cheaper if you prepay and $70 more expensive if you do not. All three are floors, meaning the lowest dated figure our record holds for that brand and category, not a quote for your plan.
Do I have to prepay to get the lower Fridays price?
Fridays' own published label ties $150 per month to a prepaid plan and $249 per month to paying month-to-month, as verified on 2026-09-12. We do not hold any detail on how long a prepaid term runs or what happens if you stop partway through, so confirm the term length and the refund terms with Fridays before you pay anything.
Can I get brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound through TrimRx?
TrimRx's own feature list says brand-name Ozempic, Mounjaro, Zepbound and Wegovy are available alongside its compounded GLP-1. We hold no price for that route, so the $179 floor should not be read as covering it. Ask TrimRx what a manufacturer medication costs on its plan.
Does Fridays do anything besides weight loss?
Yes. Fridays also runs testosterone replacement, with injectable testosterone at $129 per month and enclomiphene daily capsules from $169 per month on its feature list. We hold the $129 figure with no verification date on file. TrimRx is weight loss only in our data.
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