Novi review

The homepage and product page quote different prices

Novi's homepage now explicitly publishes $129 a month for semaglutide and $169 for tirzepatide on month-to-month plans. Its lower $99 and $139 headlines require three-month plans, billed $297 and $417 respectively. Those prepaid averages should be compared with other prepaid plans, rather than with a seller's monthly rate.

The dedicated semaglutide page still gives a different answer: $149 for one month, with advertised monthly equivalents of $130 over three months, $129 over six and $88 over twelve. Both pages were publicly accessible. We cannot resolve their disagreement from the public pages, so ask Novi to confirm the exact plan total, renewal amount and billing interval before paying.

• Homepage semaglutide: $129 month to month, or $297 billed every three months ($99/month equivalent)
• Homepage tirzepatide: $169 month to month, or $417 billed every three months ($139/month equivalent)
• Dedicated semaglutide page: $149 one-month option, conflicting with the homepage
• Longer-plan advertisements: monthly equivalents require the stated commitment; they are not monthly payment quotes

The current price check covers these public pages. Earlier intake observations below describe the August 2026 walkthrough; they do not establish today's checkout amount. A written quote is especially useful where the seller's own pages give different answers.

Can you cancel? Novi answers both ways

This is the contradiction to settle before you pay, and it is not a matter of tone. Novi's Terms of Service, section vii.a: the first month's fee "as well as the monthly fee for the following two months (for a total of three (3) consecutive months) is charged at the time of purchase and is non-refundable," and "Subscription based Products and/or Services require a minimum 3-month commitment." The same clause warns that customers who dispute charges to escape that commitment "will be sent to collections" and may face further legal action. Cancellation requires 15 days' notice *and* that the three months have already concluded.

Novi's own help center, article title "Are there any long term contracts with Novi?", answers: "No. Your Novi membership operates on a monthly basis, and you can cancel at any time… there are no long-term contracts or commitments." Every marketing page badges "No hidden fees · No monthly membership · Cancel anytime." Meanwhile the attestation you tick at checkout says cancellation fees may apply and that multi-month packages are not refunded for unused medication or remaining months.

The Terms are the document you legally agree to. The help center is not. That asymmetry is the whole reason to read exit terms before paying rather than after — see our guide to stopping and restarting a GLP-1. Four separate refund policies exist across four Novi documents, and none is reconciled with the others. Two money-back guarantees are advertised: the "Novi Progress Promise," footnoted "see our terms of service for full details" — where the phrase appears zero times — and a differently-conditioned "Weight Loss Guarantee" described only in the help center.

The maternal screening is real, and better than most

Here Novi earns genuine credit, and it is the split worth knowing. On every public marketing and legal page, the words pregnancy, breastfeeding, nursing, postpartum, lactation and PCOS appear zero times. But inside the intake sits a screen titled "Safety, first." that asks whether any of the following apply: currently or possibly pregnant, or actively trying to conceive; breastfeeding or bottle-feeding with breastmilk; and — the one almost nobody asks — having given birth to a child within the last six months.

Only "None of the below" advances the form, and the three flagged options carry no forward action, which is consistent with a hard stop. We did not complete the intake, so we did not see what a flagged answer produces and will not tell you. What we can say is that the question is asked, specifically, and that most GLP-1 intakes we walk do not ask it. If you are still nursing, our breastfeeding evidence review is the place to start on timing.

What holds up, and one billing detail worth your calendar

Several claims survived checking. There is no separate program fee — the Terms fold a $20 physician consultation fee into the monthly price rather than adding it on top. Shipping is free, with cold packs. Pricing is flat across doses: "your payment stays the same regardless of dosage." Clinician messaging and visits are unlimited, seven days a week. And the compounding disclaimer on /compounded-semaglutide is accurate and unhedged — the FDA has not evaluated these medications for safety, quality or efficacy, and Novi says so.

One thing to put in your calendar rather than your budget: three billing intervals are on record. The Terms say every 30 days, the help center says every 28, and the help center's own payment schedule puts the second charge 21 days after the first, then every 28 days after that. At 28-day intervals that is roughly 13 charges a year, not 12.

Where the evidence sits

The gap here is specific rather than general. Novi publishes a great deal — this is not a thin site. The current homepage and dedicated semaglutide page still give different answers about price. The earlier intake and policy observations in this review are historical evidence, not a fresh checkout or clinical-service verification. The compounding pharmacy is not named (no 503A, 503B or "outsourcing facility" anywhere), no clinician is named, /about returns a 404, and three different legal entity names appear across Novi's own Terms, Privacy Policy and Medical Consent. Its Notice of Privacy Practices even directs readers to a different company's domain — template reuse in a shared intake platform. Novi carries no FDA warning letter; the database returns zero for it, and it is named in none of the 2025–2026 compounding waves. What would change this rating is one email: a written confirmation of your monthly amount, your commitment length and your charge dates. Get it before you pay. CoreAge Rx, a featured partner, is another compounded program to investigate, but its current selected-plan amount also needs confirmation. Compare the written renewal price and cancellation boundary from each service; neither an advertised floor nor an earlier observation settles today's bill. Our weighting is published at scoring methodology.