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Found: what its own pages print as prices

We read Found's web pages on October 2, 2026 and hold no figure from them. This page says why, page by page, rather than filling the gap.

Peter Langdon · TreatCompare editor — healthcare price research

Important information for US visitors

This page is general consumer information about prices that US telehealth companies print on their own websites. It is not medical advice, insurance advice, billing advice, legal advice, or tax advice, and it is not a substitute for a licensed clinician or pharmacist. It makes no statement about whether any medicine is suitable, safe or effective for you, and it does not compare one product with another on anything except the printed price. Compounded products are listed separately from brand-name products and are not presented as the same thing. A prescription is only issued after a clinician’s review. Please confirm any price, and what it includes, with the provider before you pay.

What the read found

Figures shown, none captured The pages read show dollar figures, but none could be tied to one named product under our reading rules — a promotional price, a range, a plan menu or a figure with no product label in front of it.

Categories its listed pages are filed under
Weight management (GLP-1)
Read on
October 2, 2026
Figures kept
0
Dollar figures seen and not kept
21

The status describes our read of the pages listed below, on the date shown — not the company, and not what it charges. Across the survey, 20 of 77 operators publish a readable price; see the full survey.

Prices that are another company’s

3 figures on Found’s pages were not kept because Found’s own pages say the medicine is paid for elsewhere — to a manufacturer’s pharmacy program or a pharmacy. That is a relayed price: another company’s figure, quoted. It is not shown here as Found’s price.

Pages we read

joinfound.com · read October 2, 2026

Reader’s note: pages read show dollar figures, none tied to one named product by the reader.

PageFiled underFetchFigures keptFigures not kept
joinfound.com/HomepageRead00
joinfound.com/plans-and-pricingWeight management (GLP-1)Read38
joinfound.com/medication/compounded-semaglutideWeight management (GLP-1)Read03
joinfound.com/medication/compounded-tirzepatideWeight management (GLP-1)Read03
joinfound.com/medication/zepboundWeight management (GLP-1)Read02
joinfound.com/medication/wegovyWeight management (GLP-1)Read02

Why 21 figures on these pages were not kept

A figure is kept only when one named product stands directly in front of it. These are the reader’s reasons, with how often each applied. A figure not kept is not a statement that the price is wrong.

  • 6 — an estimate or a bound, not a price
  • 1 — an insured or copay figure — not the operator’s price
  • 4 — more than one figure on the line (range, list-beside-discount pair or menu)
  • 1 — names a drug class or treatment area, not a product
  • 2 — no product label in front of the figure
  • 4 — prose — a sentence, not a fee schedule line
  • 3 — relayed — another company’s price: the operator says this medicine is paid for elsewhere

Sources and updates

How this page is sourced

Updated October 2, 2026

Sources

  • Found's own web pages, each listed above with what happened when it was fetched
  • No comparison site, review site or affiliate listing is used as a source for any figure

Methodology: Each listed page is fetched once and only the visible text is read. A figure is kept only when a product label stands directly in front of it. Ranges, promotional pairs, plan menus, estimates, insured copays, unlabelled figures and another company's price quoted by the operator are not kept. Nothing on this page is typed in by hand.

Caveat: This is price information read from public web pages, not medical, insurance, billing, legal or tax advice. Prices change; the date beside each figure is the date it was read.

Data methodology: how prices are collected, normalised, dated and outlier-checked is documented on the methodology page. Corrections go through the public corrections route. Clinical accuracy on healthcare pages is the responsibility of an appropriate registered healthcare professional, not TreatCompare.

All operators surveyed, A–Z

Are you one of these operators, and is a figure or a status here wrong? Tell us through the corrections page or at [email protected]. We answer a correction by reading your page again, not by typing in a figure.