Fifty410 Pricing & Reviews 2026: Real 12-Month Cost

Fifty410 tirzepatide pricing is simple on its face: $199 for a 4-week program, or $299 for an 8-week program (about $149.50 per 4 weeks) in states where the 8-week option is offered. Over 52 weeks, that works out to roughly $1,993 to $2,587 for medication, provider consultation, and shipping, based on prices we checked on Fifty410’s own site on October 30, 2026. Below is the line-by-line math, what’s included, and how it compares with Elara Health and Wellness.

What Fifty410 publicly lists

Fifty410 (operated by Aspen Aesthetics, LLC, dba Fifty 410 Health, per its terms) sells compounded GLP-1 programs as one-time purchases rather than subscriptions. Its pricing page states that prices were last updated October 26, 2026.

Program	Listed price	Notes	Source
Compounded tirzepatide, 4-week	$199 total	One 4-week supply; listed as available in all 50 states	fifty410.com/pricing
Compounded tirzepatide, 8-week	$299 total (avg. $149.50 per 4 weeks)	8-week supply shipped upfront; not available in AL, AR, CA, HI, KS, MA, MI, MN or MS	fifty410.com/pricing/tirzepatide
Compounded semaglutide, 4-week	$199 total	One 4-week supply	fifty410.com/pricing/semaglutide

Fifty410 says the price includes medication, provider consultation, and shipping, with no subscription or membership fees, and that payment is collected only after a licensed provider issues a prescription. Doses and per-dose prices are not listed on its pricing pages.

The 12-month math

Because Fifty410 programs do not auto-renew, a full year means reordering. We modeled 52 weeks of continuous treatment at the listed prices.

Option	Line items (52 weeks)	12-month total
Fifty410 tirzepatide, 8-week programs (eligible states)	6 × $299 = $1,794, plus 1 × $199 four-week program to finish week 52	$1,993
Fifty410 tirzepatide, 4-week programs	13 × $199	$2,587
Fifty410 semaglutide, 4-week programs	13 × $199	$2,587
Elara tirzepatide, 52-week plan	13 cycles × $269 (paid upfront)	$3,497
Elara tirzepatide, 4-week plan	13 cycles × $339	$4,407

Two caveats on the Fifty410 side. First, its site does not say whether the price changes at higher doses, so the totals above assume the listed price holds all year. Second, Fifty410’s terms say patients are responsible for obtaining lab work as directed by their provider; the cost of any labs is not published, so it is not included above. Elara’s totals include quarterly metabolic labs, health coaching, and medication if prescribed, at the same price at every dose step.

What’s included: Fifty410 vs. Elara

	Fifty410	Elara Health and Wellness
Medication options	Compounded tirzepatide; compounded semaglutide	Compounded semaglutide (injection or oral) or compounded tirzepatide, if prescribed
Price at higher doses	Not stated on site	Same price at every dose step
Clinician access	Licensed provider consultation; provider follow-up through the patient portal	Physician-led care by OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC; secure messaging with the care team during business hours
Lab work	Patient obtains labs as directed by provider (per terms); cost not stated on site	Metabolic labs every quarter at Quest or Labcorp, included
Coaching	Not stated on site	Call with a certified health coach every 3 weeks
Cancellation terms	No subscription; full refund if cancelled after payment but before compounding begins; no routine refund after compounding	No cancellation fee on 4-week plans; longer plans reconciled to the shorter plan’s rate if cancelled early
Pharmacy disclosure	“Independent 503A compounding pharmacy”; pharmacies not named	Not named
Membership / consult fees	None, per Fifty410 (“No subscription or membership fees”)	None; free assessment, no charge if treatment is not approved

How to cancel Fifty410

Since Fifty410 does not auto-charge or auto-ship, there is no recurring plan to stop; you simply don’t reorder. For an order already paid, its refund policy says a cancellation is effective only if Fifty410 confirms receipt before the pharmacy begins compounding, in which case the refund is 100%. After compounding begins, routine cancellations and refunds are not available, and shipped medication cannot be returned. The policy links to a “Request a Refund” option; step-by-step cancellation instructions are not described on the site as of Oct 30, 2026.

Who Fifty410 may be a good fit for

• People who want the lowest published per-4-week price and live in a state where the $299 8-week program is offered.
• Anyone who prefers paying per program with no subscription, no auto-renewal and no card required up front.
• Patients who are comfortable arranging their own lab work if a provider asks for it.
• People who want FSA/HSA eligibility or buy-now-pay-later options, which Fifty410 says it accepts.

How Elara is different

Elara is built as an ongoing, all-in program rather than a per-order purchase: physician-led care through OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC, quarterly metabolic labs at Quest or Labcorp, a certified health coach every three weeks, refills, shipping, and medication if prescribed, all at one price that does not change as your dose steps up. It costs more per year than Fifty410’s published programs, and that difference reflects the labs and coaching built in. If you want to see whether you qualify, the free assessment takes about five minutes. See how Elara works.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Fifty410 tirzepatide cost per month?

Fifty410 lists compounded tirzepatide at $199 for a 4-week program, or $299 for an 8-week program, which averages $149.50 per 4 weeks. The 8-week program is not offered in nine states, per Fifty410’s pricing page checked October 30, 2026.

Does Fifty410 charge a membership fee?

No. Fifty410’s pricing page says there are no subscription or membership fees and that the listed price includes medication, provider consultation, and shipping.

Does Fifty410 charge more for higher doses?

Not stated on Fifty410’s site as of Oct 30, 2026. Its pricing pages list program prices but no doses or per-dose prices, and say strength comes from your prescription label. Ask Fifty410 directly before you start.

Is Fifty410 legit?

Fifty410’s terms identify the operator as Aspen Aesthetics, LLC, dba Fifty 410 Health, and describe prescribers as independent licensed healthcare professionals. Its site displays a LegitScript verification seal that links to LegitScript’s public checker, where you can confirm current status yourself. Its compounded medications are prepared by independent 503A compounding pharmacies, which it does not name.

Does Fifty410 auto-renew?

No. Fifty410’s help center says it does not automatically charge your payment method or ship more medication; you choose whether to reorder when a program ends.

Is Fifty410 cheaper than Elara?

On published prices, yes. A year of Fifty410 tirzepatide runs about $1,993 to $2,587 versus $3,497 for Elara’s 52-week tirzepatide plan. Elara’s price includes quarterly labs and health coaching; Fifty410’s site does not list those, so compare what you need, not just the sticker.

Sources

• https://www.fifty410.com/pricing (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.fifty410.com/pricing/tirzepatide (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.fifty410.com/pricing/semaglutide (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.fifty410.com/weight-loss (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.fifty410.com/refund-policy (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.fifty410.com/terms (accessed October 30, 2026)
• https://www.fifty410.com/help (accessed October 30, 2026)
• Elara Health and Wellness pricing and verification hub (accessed October 30, 2026)

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Any prescription is issued only after a licensed clinician evaluates you.

Disclaimer: Published by Elara Health and Wellness, which offers its own GLP-1 program; this is not an independent review. Prices were checked on Fifty410’s website on October 30, 2026 and may change; confirm current pricing with Fifty410 before you buy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality. All trademarks belong to their respective owners; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. This article is general information, not medical advice.