Eden vs Henry Meds
Eden and Henry Meds are both online GLP-1 providers. For Semaglutide, Henry Meds is the lower sample all-in price ($179/mo vs $198/mo). Eden does not list LegitScript certification we could verify, and Henry Meds does not list LegitScript certification we could verify. All prices below are read from each provider's own site and timestamped, confirm current terms on each provider's own site.
Every price read from the provider's own page and linked to its source, most recently Aug 1, 2026. On 8 of 30 listings the provider doesn't publish enough to know the real monthly cost, so we say so rather than guess. Prices change often; confirm at checkout before buying. How we verify.
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$198/mo all-in
compounded (not FDA-approved)
High-volume compounded GLP-1 provider; compounded supply narrowed after FDA enforcement.
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$179/mo all-in
compounded (not FDA-approved)
Price, side by side
Cheapest sample all-in monthly price each provider lists, per medication.
| Medication | Eden | Henry Meds |
|---|---|---|
| Semaglutide | $198/moCompounded | $179/moCompounded |
| Tirzepatide | Not offered | $179/moCompounded |
The bottom line
- For Semaglutide, Henry Meds is the lower sample all-in price ($179/mo vs $198/mo).
- Only Henry Meds lists Tirzepatide ($179/mo sample all-in).
- Eden does not list LegitScript certification we could verify; Henry Meds does not list LegitScript certification we could verify.
How to choose
Which option leads on each measurable factor, from the verified pricing data, not a recommendation. Confirm current terms on each provider's own site.
- For the lowest all-in price:Henry MedsStarts at $179/mo vs $198/mo on the products they both offer (source-verified pricing).
- For a compounded (lower-cost) option:BothBoth list compounded products, which are not FDA-approved.
- For the most public reviews:Henry MedsHenry Meds has more public review volume (12,400 vs 0).
What to watch for
Eden
- Compounded products are not FDA-approved.
Henry Meds
- BBB rating of F (as of Jun 2026); Trustpilot 4.5/5 from 12,400 reviews.
- Confirm the cancellation policy and any post-cancellation billing terms before subscribing.
Common questions
Is Eden or Henry Meds cheaper?
In our source-verified pricing, Henry Meds has the lower all-in price for Semaglutide ($179/mo vs $198/mo). Prices are read from each provider's own site and timestamped; confirm current totals, including any membership or escalating-dose fees, on each provider's site.
Is Eden or Henry Meds LegitScript-certified?
Eden does not list LegitScript certification we could verify. Henry Meds does not list LegitScript certification we could verify. LegitScript is an independent certification that an online provider operates legally and meets safety standards; we only ever place an affiliate link for certified providers that are not under FDA action.
Does Eden or Henry Meds offer compounded or FDA-approved GLP-1?
Eden offers compounded (not FDA-approved) GLP-1 options; Henry Meds offers compounded (not FDA-approved). Compounded products are not FDA-approved. We label every offer so you can compare like with like, see our compounded vs FDA-approved guide.
Is this medical advice?
No. Pep Recs is an independent comparison resource and does not sell, prescribe, or ship medication. We compare price, form, regulatory status, certification, reviews, and cancellation terms. Talk to a licensed clinician about what is appropriate for you, and confirm current pricing on each provider's own site.
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