Belle reviews

Belle sells prepaid supply: the whole plan is charged at checkout, it refills automatically, and cancelling stops the renewal without refunding what you have already paid. Its FAQ promises no contracts and no cancellation fees, so the useful question is what the lower monthly rates on longer plans actually commit you to.

What does Belle charge by plan length?

Compounded semaglutide is $199 a month month to month, $119 on a two-month supply, $119 on six months and $93 on the annual plan. Compounded tirzepatide is $249, $219, $189 and $179 a month across the same four lengths.

The rate is flat across doses, and Belle says a longer plan lowers the monthly rate. On semaglutide the two-month and six-month supplies cost the same per month, so buying six months at once saves nothing over buying two at a time. On tirzepatide the step from six months to twelve is small, $189 against $179.

Belle prints the monthly rate, not a total. The annual plan comes to $1,116 for semaglutide and $2,148 for tirzepatide, which is the rate times twelve, and the whole price is charged at checkout.

Is the plan paid for up front?

Yes. Your card is charged in full at checkout, when the order is placed. A plan paid for up front is not charged again until it renews at the end of its term.

Does it renew on its own, and at what price?

It does. Belle says the plan refills automatically, and its terms say subscriptions may auto-renew unless you cancel before the renewal date. If your first order used an introductory or bundle price, the renewal is billed at the standard plan price, which may be higher than what you paid the first time. Ask which price your first order is, and what the renewal will cost, before you check out.

What happens if you cancel?

You can pause, resume or cancel yourself in the patient portal at any time. Cancelling stops billing and renewal, and anything you have already paid for still ships. The terms point cancellation requests to customer support instead, so confirm which route Belle expects you to use.

Cancelling is not the same as getting money back. Once an order is placed it cannot be cancelled, returned or refunded. The promise of no contracts and no cancellation fees means nothing more is charged, not that unused prepaid supply comes back.

Can you get a refund?

Only before approval. If your prescription is not approved, the payment is refunded in full. After that, prescription medications and compounded products cannot be returned or refunded once shipped, and a wrong or defective product must be reported within 7 days of delivery.

Does insurance or Medicare pay for any of this?

Belle is cash-pay. Its product page says no insurance is needed to start, so plan on paying out of pocket.

Which states does Belle serve?

Belle says it offers care to adults 18 and older in every state and Washington, D.C., and you must be in the United States when you have your consultation.

What we'd do first

Decide which supply length you would actually use. On semaglutide the two-month supply costs the same per month as six months, so the shorter one keeps your money your own. Its Trustpilot record is unusually strong.

Then ask Belle in writing which price your first order is and what it renews at, and what happens to supply you have paid for if you cancel.