Clinician-reviewed care

It wasn't your fault.

Your body used to send these signals on its own. Then the food changed, the years stacked up, and the signals stopped firing. You were told to try harder. You already did. We treat the actual cause instead.

Pick one. Switch any time.
SEMA Weekly injection

Semaglutide

The medication your body was missing. Prescribed after an online visit and shipped to your door.

What your plan includes

    There is no membership fee.

    About 5 minutes. Full refund if a clinician doesn't approve you.

    What's included
      How dosing works
      After you submit
      • A clinician reviews your intake, usually within 24 hours
      • If approved, the pharmacy fills and ships
      • If it isn't a fit, you're refunded in full
      • Nothing renews automatically, and when you are ready for the next shipment you can reorder
      MAX
      BoB Max is includedTraining plan, GLP-1 nutrition guide, supplement and peptide guides, side-effect playbook, and the member community. Included on every GLP plan.

      It was never willpower. It was biology.

      Everything we carry treats the same kind of problem: a signal your body used to send and stopped. Appetite. Cellular energy. Repair. None of those respond to discipline, and none of them are a character flaw. They respond to treatment. You've already tried harder than most people ever will. The missing piece was never effort.

      See what we treat

      What the first three months usually look like

      Everyone responds differently. This is the shape of it, not a promise.

      MONTH 01

      Getting used to it

      • Appetite signals get quieter, often in the first week or two
      • Nausea and fatigue are most common here, and usually fade
      • The weekly injection stops being a thing after two or three
      MONTH 03

      Finding your dose

      • Most members have stepped up at least twice by now
      • Side effects tend to settle as the dose stabilizes
      • Food and protein habits start to matter more than the drug
      • From here, you choose at each reorder: go up, hold, or come down
      Licensed clinicians

      Every prescription is written by a clinician licensed in the state you live in.

      US pharmacies

      Filled and shipped by US-licensed compounding pharmacies, cold-chain packed.

      We don't believe in automatic subscriptions

      So we don't run one. One payment covers three months. No card on file charging you again, and nothing to cancel.

      Real humans

      Message your care team about side effects and get an answer from a person.

      The questions people actually ask.

      How do I take it?
      What if I don't want to inject?

      Then take the tablet. It is the same molecule, put under the tongue once a day instead of into your stomach once a week. No needle, no syringes, no sharps container, and nothing that has to live in the fridge.

      The trade is that the two are not interchangeable milligram for milligram. They absorb by different routes, so the tablet has its own dose ladder and your clinician sets it. It is also the cheaper of the two.

      Plenty of people also start on the tablet, decide the needle was never the problem, and switch to the weekly shot later. You can go either direction at any reorder.

      What if it makes me sick?

      Nausea is the most common side effect. It usually shows up in the first few weeks, and again for a few days after a dose increase, and for most people it fades as the body adjusts.

      It is also the reason we start you low and move slowly. The climb is built around this, not in spite of it. Message your care team and they can hold you at a dose instead of moving you up. Staying put for an extra month is a normal thing to do, not falling behind.

      And you are not left to figure out the rest alone. The side-effect playbook in BoB Max covers what to eat on a bad day, what to do about the sulfur burps, when nausea is normal and when it is worth a message. It comes with your plan.

      What happens when I stop?

      Most people regain some of what they lost. That is not a failure of the medication and it is not a failure of yours. It is what happens when you treat a chronic condition and then stop treating it, the same way blood pressure comes back when you stop the pill.

      Some people stay on long term, some step down slowly to a lower dose, some stop and hold their weight with the habits they built. That is a conversation to have when you get there.

      Will I lose muscle instead of fat?

      Some of what you lose is lean mass. That is true of any significant weight loss and is not specific to GLP-1s. Protein and resistance training are how you protect it.

      That is the entire reason BoB Max exists and the entire reason it is free. The training plan and the GLP-1 nutrition guide are built for this exact problem: hitting protein when nothing sounds good, and keeping the muscle you already have. Everyone else sells it back to you as an add-on.

      If something goes wrong, who do I talk to?

      Your care team, by message, and a person answers. Not a ticket number, not a bot. For anything urgent or severe, that is your own doctor or the ER. We are not an emergency service and will not pretend to be.

      There is also the BoB community, which is the part most members lean on hardest at 11pm: people at every stage comparing notes on what week three actually feels like, what to eat when nothing sounds good, what worked when it stalled. Nobody there needs it explained to them.

      Who actually writes the prescription?

      A clinician licensed in your state, through MyDose.ai, which is the medical side of this and the name you will see at checkout. Not everyone qualifies, and if you are not approved you get a full refund. Let's BoB does not practice medicine, does not hold your health answers, and never sees your card.

      How does your price compare?

      Against the brand names, we are cheaper for two boring reasons. The compounded version is made by a licensed U.S. pharmacy rather than the brand manufacturer, so you are not paying for the brand, and because it is filled three months at a time the pharmacy and consultation fees land once instead of three times.

      Against the low numbers you have seen advertised, we look more expensive until the second order. The common setup is a low headline price with a membership fee that appears on order two, which is the one nobody shows you before you buy. Ours is one price with everything in it, paid once. There is no second charge unless you decide to reorder, and when you do, it is the same price.

      How fast do I move up in dose?

      You titrate through the first three months. After that, every reorder asks you: go up, stay where you are, or come down. The default stops being “always up.”

      Is this a subscription?

      No. It is a single payment that covers three months. Nothing renews automatically, nothing ships automatically, and there is nothing to cancel. When the three months are up, you decide whether to order again.

      When you do reorder, you also choose the dose: go up, hold, or come down. And if you have a question at any point, a person answers it. No phone tree, no retention script, no pretending we never got your message.

      Semaglutide$498 for 3 months · $166 / mo