Verdict: Strut sells the same medication two ways — as a recurring auto-refill or as a one-time 30-day supply — and the two are priced differently. On injectable tirzepatide one card publishes "AUTO-REFILL $199", "Save 14%", "30 DAY SUPPLY $325" and "Just $6.63" a day simultaneously. Those figures do not reconcile. Which number you are charged depends on which purchase option you select, and the card does not make that easy to work out.
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Strut sells the same medication as either a recurring auto-refill or a one-time 30-day supply, and the two are priced differently: $199 against $325 on injectable tirzepatide. That same card also publishes a "Save 14%" badge and a "$6.63" per-day figure. The four figures do not reconcile, and we have not selected or calculated a corrected one.
Strut's product cards publish a recurring auto-refill rate and, on some cards, a one-time 30-day supply price. These are different commercial products, not a range. Below is the lowest published rate and what we could and could not confirm sits inside it — followed by the figures Strut publishes that do not agree with each other.
Badged "Save 21%". This is a recurring subscription rate, not a one-time purchase.
Prices verified 30 Jul 2026 from struthealth.com. The first three rows above are published together on one card, at the same time, and do not reconcile. We quote each exactly as written, calculate nothing from them, and take no view on which is the price you will pay. The oral semaglutide card, by contrast, publishes only the auto-refill rate and no conflicting figure.
| Medication | Form | Cost | Qualification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semaglutidecompounded, oral | Sublingual lozenge, once daily | $99 auto-refill | Strut's lowest published rate. Badged "Save 21%". |
| Semaglutidecompounded, injectable | Weekly injection | $149 auto-refill | Badged "Save 13%". No one-time price published on this card. |
| Tirzepatidecompounded, injectable | Weekly injection | $199 auto-refill / $325 for 30 days | Both prices appear on one card, alongside a "Save 14%" badge and a "$6.63" per-day figure. The four do not reconcile. |
| Tirzepatidecompounded, oral | Sublingual lozenge, once daily | Not published here | Strut sells this formulation, but the card was not re-read on 30 July 2026, so no rate is stated. See TelosRx |
All formulations are compounded. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Strut directs patients to their own prescription instructions for dosing and to contact their doctor with dosage questions.
Strut lists oral and injectable versions of both semaglutide and tirzepatide as separate products, each with its own card and price.
Each card offers an auto-refill rate and, on some products, a one-time 30-day supply at a different price. This choice, not the dose, is what moves the number.
Strut publishes no intake timeline on the product cards we read, so we do not state one.
Oral formulations are a once-daily sublingual lozenge; injectables are described as once weekly. Strut directs patients to their own prescription for the exact dose.
Auto-refill is the recurring option and carries the discount badges. Strut does not publish cancellation terms on these cards.
Strut publishes no time from intake to first dose on the product cards we read, so we do not estimate one.
Being unable to confirm something is not the same as it being untrue, and we do not present it as such. Scoring follows our published methodology.
The card publishes "AUTO-REFILL $199", "Save 14%", "30 DAY SUPPLY $325" and "Just $6.63" a day, all at the same time. Those figures do not reconcile with one another. Strut does not explain how they relate, and we have neither selected one of them as the correct figure nor calculated a corrected one.
$99 is a recurring auto-refill subscription rate on oral semaglutide. $325 is a one-time 30-day supply of injectable tirzepatide. Nothing costs anything in between; they are not two ends of one range.
The oral semaglutide and injectable semaglutide cards published an auto-refill rate and no one-time price on 30 July 2026. Whether a one-time option exists for them is not stated.
No consultation fee, cancellation terms or refund policy appeared on the product cards we read. That is an absence of published information, not evidence that no terms exist.
All formulations are compounded. The FDA has not reviewed them for safety, effectiveness or quality.
No insurance billing is described on the cards we read, and no prior-authorisation support is offered.
Strut publishes $99 a month for oral semaglutide on auto-refill and $149 for injectable semaglutide on the same basis. Every discount badge Strut publishes sits on the auto-refill option, which tells you plainly where the company wants you.
The problem is the injectable tirzepatide card. It publishes "AUTO-REFILL $199", a "Save 14%" badge, "30 DAY SUPPLY $325" and "Just $6.63" a day, all on the same card at the same time. Those figures do not reconcile. Strut does not explain how they relate to each other, and we have not picked one as the real price or worked out a corrected figure — that would mean publishing arithmetic Strut has not published.
None of that means the prices are wrong; it means the card cannot be read at a glance, and a buyer skimming it could reasonably expect to pay something other than what they are charged. Check which purchase option is selected before you enter a card. And treat the $99 headline for what it is — an auto-refill rate on the oral formulation, not a price that applies across the range.
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Auto-refill and a one-time 30-day supply are priced very differently for the same medication. Prices verified 30 Jul 2026; confirm current pricing on the provider's own site before you pay.
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