Premium Health Review

What Premium Health charges

• Semaglutide: $275/mo — printed per month, though the same page says medication ships every ninety days; doses above 2mg a week add $100 a month
• Tirzepatide: $445/mo — printed per month, though the same page says medication ships every ninety days; doses above 10mg a week add $150 a month

Premium Health also sells 2 compounds this site boards without publishing a price for them: NAD+ and Glutathione.

The letter's recipient block matches the site's own footer

The February 2026 letter opens by citing the address this row tracks, and names the company doing business as Premium Health at a Santa Ana street address.

That is the same street address printed in the site's own footer, so the recipient and the seller are one operation on the seller's own evidence.

Its three named pharmacies were screened separately and carry no letters. This one is the telehealth brand's.

Billed by the month, shipped every ninety days

Both weight-loss prices are printed with a per-month unit.

The same pages say "Your specific weight loss medication will be shipped every 90 days."

Both are recorded and neither is corrected. A monthly unit and a quarterly shipment are two different commitments, and the seller does not say which one governs the charge.

It states the dose ceiling and what passing it costs

Its own copy sets a weekly ceiling on each molecule and gives the monthly surcharge for going above it, as medically appropriate — a different surcharge for each drug.

That is worth having in writing, because it means the headline figure is the floor of a range rather than the whole story.

It also says the membership fee includes the medication, the supplies and the shipping.

Blends, superlatives and a former business

Its NAD+ product is a two-compound blend by its own ingredient list — NAD+ and glutathione — so it is not a price for either one and is not filed.

Its weight-loss products are vitamin blends by default in the seller's own words, formulated with a B vitamin, but they are named, titrated and priced as the single tracked compound, so they are filed with that noted.

Its safety language is its own and is quoted here rather than endorsed: it calls the treatment "extremely safe" and says the drug class has "an extreme safety profile". It is a repurposed COVID-testing operation, and its old locations page still serves, carrying a note that it is no longer affiliated with a similarly named firm.

FDA disclosure

Premium Health received an FDA warning letter issued February 2026. A warning letter discloses; it does not, on its own, disqualify a provider — see the trade-offs above for what this one concerned.

How we verified this

• Read the per-month unit on each price against the ninety-day shipping sentence on the same page and recorded both without choosing between them.
• Read the dose ceilings and their surcharges from the seller's own copy and attached them to the price qualifiers rather than to the headline figures.
• Read the NAD+ product's own ingredient list, confirmed it names two tracked compounds, and filed it against neither.
• Requested a deliberately meaningless address on this host in the same session and confirmed it returns a not-found response.
• Confirmed the federal warning letter from the letter's own opening line, which names this seller's website, and matched its recipient street address against the address the site's footer prints; its three named pharmacies were screened separately and carry none.