CeliaRx vs DoctorAdam
One of these figures is a single charge for a bottle with no month in it; the other is a monthly rate sitting exactly on its own catalog's stated floor.
CeliaRx
Editorial
$299/mo
CeliaRx displays a single $399 semaglutide vial charge as "$125.00/mo" and a $699 tirzepatide vial as "$225.00/mo", and neither rate divides out of its own price. Nothing recurring is billed, and how long a vial lasts turns on a dose the page does not fix.
- The compounding pharmacy is named on every product page
- Concentration and vial volume are published for each injectable
- A weekly titration schedule is printed in units and in milligrams
- Nothing recurring is billed; the charge is a single one
- A one-time vial charge is displayed as a monthly rate
- No monthly figure matches its vial price divided by its stated supply
- How long a vial lasts rests on a dose the page does not fix
- Oral tablets are dosed daily with no bottle count published
Pick it for: Buyers who would rather pay once than hold a subscription
Not for: Anyone budgeting month to month from the rate printed beside the price.
DoctorAdam
Editorial
$199/mo
Semaglutide opens at $129 a month in either form and tirzepatide at $229 by injection, with the price stated to cover evaluation, prescription, medication and shipping, and no membership. Those are opening figures: dosage moves them, the strengths run from 0.22mg to 2.2mg, and no per-strength price is published.
- Milligram strengths are published for the semaglutide injection
- The price covers evaluation, prescription, medication and shipping
- No membership or program fee is charged alongside the medication
- Brand Wegovy and Foundayo are sold beside the compounded lines
- Prices scale with dose and no per-strength figure is published
- The FAQ's $199 floor sits above the $129 on two product cards
- Compounding pharmacies are not named
- The plan screen is behind a name field at step two of the intake
Pick it for: A monthly rate with the visit and shipping already in it
Not for: Anyone pricing a maintenance dose before signing up.
Our verdict
CeliaRx bills once. Nothing recurring is created at checkout, the tablet bottle carries no count, and the medication is daily, so how many months that single charge covers is not knowable before ordering; a $55 onboarding consult returns as a $55 credit. The titration schedule CeliaRx prints in units and milligrams belongs to its vials, not to this bottle. DoctorAdam charges monthly with the evaluation, prescription and shipping inside the figure, and its own FAQ puts the catalog range at $199 to $1,349 — this card is the floor.
What actually separates them
CeliaRx and DoctorAdam state different things about published price. Everything else they publish, they publish the same way.
CeliaRx costs $100 more than DoctorAdam — 50% more for the same molecule. Whether that buys anything is what the rest of this page is for.
Over twelve months that is about $2,388 at DoctorAdam against $3,588 at CeliaRx — a difference of $1,200.
| CeliaRx | DoctorAdam | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | $299/mo | $199/mo |
Before you choose either
Unusually, both sellers publish a milligram dose, so their prices can be compared directly rather than taken on trust. Check both against every published price we hold before you decide — a lower monthly price at a smaller dose is not the cheaper option, and in this category the gap between sticker price and cost per milligram is where the money actually is.
Our take is computed from a published rubric that does not read commercial status, and what is known about safety applies to both of them equally.