$299/mo — what that covers, line by line.
From OrderlyMeds's own published pages, checked October 2026. Terms change, so confirm them with OrderlyMeds before you enrol.
Here's how OrderlyMeds rates on each part of the Selene Care Standard. The two that matter most — PMOS (PCOS) fit and Endo-aware care — get a single star (full, half, or empty). The five care basics get a simple check. Price is shown but never part of the rating.
OrderlyMeds does something practically useful: its plans are dose-agnostic, covering the titration range rather than pricing each step separately. Several providers here look cheap at the starting dose and considerably less so by the time you reach a therapeutic one.
There is no PMOS or insulin-resistance focus and no hormonal or endo context, so both condition rows sit empty. This is medication access with predictable pricing, and it is honest about being that.
No PMOS (PCOS) or insulin-resistance focus.
No hormonal or endo context offered.
Dose-agnostic flat plans cover the titration range, with a monthly check-in to stay at your dose or request an increase.
A support team by email and phone, and you can message your provider anytime in the app; response times are not listed.
Built around ongoing vial refills, with no published off-ramp.
$299/mo at every dose with no stated minimum and no membership fees, but multi-month plans can't be cancelled after sign-up and stopping an active monthly plan isn't spelled out.
Dietitian meal plans, nutritionist access and webinars, plus a private peer community.
The monthly plan is $299 at every dose with no stated minimum. New patients can instead pay $299 up front for two months at the lowest dose, about $149 a month, and multi-month plans cannot be cancelled after sign-up — the single most important thing to understand before choosing one. A private peer community, dietitian meal plans, nutritionist access and doctor-led webinars come with it, though no formal one-to-one coaching is named. Compounding is 503A.
Flat plans cover the titration range, and a monthly check-in lets you stay at your dose or request an increase. You can message your provider anytime in the app and reach the support team by email or phone, though response times are not listed. You can cancel any time before the doctor finalises a prescription, with a full refund if you are not approved, but the published terms do not spell out how an active monthly plan is stopped after that — worth asking before you start. The model is built around ongoing vial refills with no published off-ramp.
Send these to OrderlyMeds and keep the answers.
OrderlyMeds sits in the lower half of this Standard and is straightforward about its scope. The dose-agnostic pricing is a real advantage; the starter offer's up-front, no-cancel terms are the part to read slowly. Ask how a monthly plan is stopped before you take it.
This reflects what OrderlyMeds publishes, and providers revise terms without announcing it, so treat it as a starting point and confirm the details yourself. Selene is editorial, no provider pays to appear or to rank here, and nothing here is medical advice. GLP-1 medications are not a treatment for endometriosis.