Mounjaro Monthly Payment Plans UK: Complete Comparison (March 2026)

Six UK pharmacies currently offer subscription or monthly payment models for Mounjaro: Bolt, Numan, Second Nature, Juniper, heySlim, and SheMed. All six operate on a recurring monthly basis where your medication is dispatched automatically each month after an initial consultation.

These providers follow two broad models. Subscription platforms like Bolt, Numan, Second Nature, Juniper, heySlim, and SheMed bundle Mounjaro with varying levels of clinical support, coaching, and digital tools into a single monthly fee. By contrast, pay-as-you-go pharmacies such as EveryDayMeds, MedExpress, and others sell individual pens with no ongoing commitment or bundled services.

All six subscription providers are cancel-anytime with no lock-in. You are not tied to a minimum term, and you can pause or cancel your plan at any point without penalty. This makes them low-risk to try, even if you are not sure whether the subscription model suits you long-term.

The table below shows current monthly prices across all six subscription providers for each Mounjaro dose. Prices are what you pay per month and include medication, prescriber review, and delivery.

Bolt offers £30 off your first month. Second Nature offers £50 off your first month. heySlim offers approximately £30 off your first month. Juniper displays exact pricing during consultation. Prices as of March 2026.

Not all monthly plans are created equal. What you get for your money varies significantly between providers.

Budget plans (Bolt, heySlim): These focus on the essentials. Your monthly fee covers the Mounjaro medication, a prescriber review to ensure the treatment is safe and appropriate, and free delivery to your door. There are no extras like coaching or apps. This is the right choice if you simply want the medication at a competitive price with the convenience of automatic monthly dispatch.

Premium plans (Numan, Second Nature, Juniper, SheMed): These bundle additional clinical and lifestyle support into the monthly price. Depending on the provider, extras may include:

• Dietitian or nutritionist access: One-to-one or group guidance on diet and nutrition to support your weight loss.
• Health coaching: Ongoing behavioural support to help build sustainable habits.
• Blood tests: Some providers include initial or periodic blood work to monitor your health during treatment.
• Mobile apps: Tracking tools for weight, food intake, and activity, often with in-app messaging to your clinical team.
• Peer support groups: Community forums or group sessions with other patients on the same programme.

SheMed specifically includes an initial blood test and a side-effects care kit with your first order, which is a useful touch for patients starting Mounjaro for the first time.

The premium plans cost £30–60 more per month than the budget options. Whether the extras justify the cost depends on how much clinical and lifestyle support you need.

Most subscription providers offer introductory discounts to attract new customers. Here is what is currently available:

• Bolt: £30 off your first month across all doses.
• Second Nature: £50 off your first month, making it one of the largest introductory discounts available.
• SheMed: £15–£65 off your first month depending on the dose selected.
• heySlim: Approximately £30 off your first month.

These introductory offers are designed to reduce the barrier to entry and get you into the subscription. After the first month, you revert to the standard monthly price. It is worth factoring this in when comparing providers: a plan that looks cheap in month one may be more expensive from month two onwards. Always compare the ongoing standard price, not just the introductory rate.

Monthly subscription plans are convenient, but they are not always the cheapest way to buy Mounjaro. At the most commonly prescribed maintenance dose of 15mg, here is how subscription prices compare to the cheapest pay-as-you-go option:

• EveryDayMeds (pay-as-you-go): £294/month — no subscription, no bundled services.
• Bolt (subscription): £309/month — 5% more expensive than PAYG.
• Numan (subscription): £339/month — 15% more expensive than PAYG.
• Second Nature (subscription): £349/month — 19% more expensive than PAYG.

The difference of £15–£55 per month is what you might call the “subscription tax”. That premium pays for the bundled services: clinical reviews, coaching, apps, and automatic dispatch. Whether that is good value depends on how much you use and benefit from those extras.

If you just want the cheapest Mounjaro pen each month, pay-as-you-go is almost always less expensive. Use our price comparison tool to see live prices across all UK pharmacies and find the lowest cost for your dose.

Monthly subscription plans are a good fit if you want accountability and clinical support built into your treatment. If having regular check-ins with a prescriber, access to a dietitian, or a structured programme helps you stay on track, the premium is worth paying. They also suit people who prefer automatic refills and do not want to remember to reorder each month.

Monthly plans are a less good fit if you are budget-conscious and primarily want the cheapest pen possible. Pay-as-you-go pharmacies consistently offer lower per-pen prices, and the flexibility to shop around each month means you can always pick the best deal available.

Our recommendation: If you are just starting Mounjaro, a monthly plan with clinical support can be genuinely helpful during the titration phase when you are adjusting to the medication and learning how to manage side effects and dietary changes. The structured support is most valuable in those early months. Once you are stable on your maintenance dose and confident managing the treatment yourself, switching to pay-as-you-go can save you £150–£600 per year depending on your dose and the providers you compare.