Common Questions
What will I pay, all-in?
One price per plan, shown before you pay: semaglutide $249/4–wks, tirzepatide $339/4–wks, microdose $179/4–wks, each including medication, clinician care, and shipping. The price never jumps, what you pay in month one is what you pay in month twelve. We have a goal to make these medications more accessible to everyone. If you do not have access to a discount code that works for you reach out to support@stonehealth.co and we will see how we can make it work for you!
What happens if I stop?
You can pause or cancel in two clicks, anytime, with no retention calls. Many patients move to a lower-dose microdose plan to maintain their results; your clinician will help you decide.
Is compounded medication FDA-approved?
No. Compounded GLP-1s are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by licensed U.S. pharmacies from your clinician's prescription, often to personalize your dose. We'd rather tell you plainly than bury it.
How do I know if I qualify?
A licensed clinician reviews your medical history and weight goals, then determines if a GLP-1 is medically appropriate for you.
How quickly can I start?
If you qualify, medication ships within 48 hours of clinician approval. Most patients begin treatment within a week.
Are there side effects?
The most common side effects are mild nausea, fatigue, or constipation, usually during dose increases. Your clinician titrates slowly to minimize them and is available to adjust if needed.
Can I use insurance?
Stone is a cash-pay program with one transparent price per plan. Compounded GLP-1 medication isn't billed to insurance, but your plan is FSA and HSA eligible.
Who prescribes my peptide protocol?
A U.S.-licensed clinician in your state reviews your medical history and goals, then prescribes only if a peptide is appropriate for you. Plans are personalized, not auto-issued.
Are peptides FDA-approved?
The compounded peptides we offer are not FDA-approved for the uses discussed. They are prepared by licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies against a patient-specific prescription. We tell you plainly rather than bury it.
How are peptides shipped?
Cold-chain, temperature-controlled, directly to your door. Most patients receive their first shipment within a week of clinician approval.
Can I stack peptides with a GLP-1?
Sometimes. Your clinician will review your full plan and only combine therapies when it's medically appropriate.
How long until I notice something?
It varies by peptide and goal. NAD+ patients often report energy changes within 1–2 weeks; Sermorelin sleep and recovery effects typically build over 4–8 weeks.
What are the side effects?
Most are mild: injection-site irritation, transient flushing, or sleep changes during titration. Severe or persistent symptoms get a same-day clinician response.
Can I cancel?
Yes, in two clicks, anytime. No retention calls, no penalty.
Do you take insurance?
Stone is a cash-pay program with one transparent price. Compounded peptides aren't billed to insurance, but your plan may be FSA and HSA eligible.
Still curious?