Head to head · checked Sep 19, 2026

TrimRx vs Eden: Cost, Terms and Record Compared

The short answer

TrimRx costs $199 for the first month and $299 after that with everything included, while Eden’s $99 semaglutide headline becomes about $198 a month once its required $99 membership is added. Eden is the lower ongoing price and has the stronger Trustpilot record, but it received an FDA warning letter in June 2026; TrimRx has no FDA letter and a weaker review record, with 32% of its Trustpilot reviews at one star.

These two programs price in opposite ways. TrimRx bundles the consultation, medication and shipping into one figure that jumps after the first month. Eden splits the bill: a medication price you reorder each month, and a membership that renews on its own. To compare them you have to add Eden’s two charges together and look at TrimRx’s second payment, not its first.

TrimRx and Eden side by side

	TrimRx	Eden
First month	$199 compounded semaglutide; $349 compounded tirzepatide. Its homepage advertises “Starting at $179”.	About $138: $99 compounded semaglutide plus a $39 first-month membership. Tirzepatide is $199 plus membership.
Ongoing price	$299 per follow-up for semaglutide; $399 for tirzepatide. U.S. News reported a 12-month prepay at $174/mo on Sep 5, 2026.	About $198/mo: $99 semaglutide plus a required $99/mo membership. About $298/mo for tirzepatide.
Medication included?	Yes. Consultation, medication, shipping and ongoing support in one price.	The $99 headline is medication only. A required membership is billed on top.
Billing cycle	Interval not stated in its terms. Prepaid multi-month plans are offered.	Membership auto-renews monthly. Medication is not auto-billed; you reorder each month.
Cancellation and refunds	Cancel in your account or via support. No refund once a prescription has been sent to the pharmacy. Unused months on a prepaid plan are refundable only if you ask within 28 days of payment.	Membership auto-renews until cancelled. Refunds on prepaid plans need a medical reason.
Clinician access	Online assessment reviewed by affiliated healthcare providers, who are not named.	Online intake reviewed by licensed providers or partner doctors, who are not named.
Certifications	LegitScript status not confirmed.	LegitScript status not confirmed.
Regulatory and complaint record	No FDA warning letter found. Trustpilot 3.6 from 5,634 reviews, 32% one-star.	FDA warning letter dated June 8, 2026 to Eden Health International Inc. over false or misleading claims about compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide on tryeden.com. Trustpilot 4.5 from 4,747 reviews, 11% one-star.
Our score	8.2 / 10 · Read the TrimRx review	8.0 / 10 · Read the Eden review

TrimRx: TrimRx’s own terms, read Sep 19, 2026. Eden: Eden’s GLP-1 page, read Sep 5, 2026 (tryeden.com blocked our connection on Sep 19, 2026). Prices are each program’s listed prices for compounded semaglutide unless stated, and can change; the checkout price is the one that applies.

Which one fits you?

Choose TrimRx if

✓You want one all-in charge and no separate membership to track
✓You may want a brand-name option: TrimRx’s terms also price Ozempic
✓An FDA warning letter on a program’s marketing is a deal-breaker for you

Choose Eden if

✓The lower ongoing total matters most: about $198 a month against $299
✓You want oral or gummy formats, which Eden’s review lists
✓You prefer to reorder medication yourself each month instead of being auto-billed for it

We do not name a winner. These are decision rules based on the published facts above, and referral fees play no part in them. How we rank.

TrimRx vs Eden: common questions

Which is cheaper, TrimRx or Eden?

On the figures we checked, Eden is cheaper month to month: about $198 for compounded semaglutide including its required membership, against $299 per follow-up at TrimRx. TrimRx’s first month is $199 and Eden’s is about $138. U.S. News reported a TrimRx 12-month prepay at $174 a month on Sep 5, 2026. Confirm both at checkout.

Is the membership at Eden really required?

Yes, according to Eden’s GLP-1 page as read on Sep 5, 2026: $39 for the first month and $99 a month afterwards, on top of the medication price. The membership auto-renews even though the medication does not.

Has either company had an FDA warning letter?

Eden has. The FDA sent Eden Health International Inc. a warning letter dated June 8, 2026 about false or misleading claims for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide on its website. We found no FDA warning letter naming TrimRx.

Can I get a refund from TrimRx or Eden?

TrimRx refunds in full if a provider finds you medically ineligible, but not once a prescription has gone to the pharmacy, and unused prepaid months only if you ask within 28 days of payment. Eden’s prepaid refunds need a medical reason. Neither refunds medication that has shipped.

Not sure either is right for you?

The quiz checks whether you may meet common criteria that programs use, then shows programs that fit your state, budget and preferences. A result is not an approval, and a licensed clinician makes every prescribing decision.

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Sources

TrimRx Terms and Conditions, accessed Sep 19, 2026
TrimRx homepage, accessed Sep 19, 2026
U.S. News TrimRx review, accessed Sep 5, 2026
Trustpilot: trimrx.com, accessed Sep 19, 2026
Eden GLP-1 treatments page, accessed Sep 5, 2026
FDA warning letter to Eden Health International Inc., June 8, 2026, accessed Sep 19, 2026
Trustpilot: tryeden.com, accessed Sep 19, 2026

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