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Semaglutide
Any prescribed dose up to 2.5 mg/week
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Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa Tirzepatide Review
Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa, Oceans Healthcare Clinic, oceanshealthcareclinic.com
Also spelled as Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa, Oceans Healthcare Clinic, oceanshealthcareclinic.com — Same brand, same great service!
Our investigation of Compounded Tirzepatide from Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa
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Meets our quality standards
8/10
Very GoodRank#217 of 226
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$180 a month for a weight-loss visit with medication included; $30 first-visit bloodwork and $75 general visits without insurance
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Hours Researched
9
Verified Pros
8
Issues Found
8
Final Score
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Investigation Overview
Oceans states its prices in whole dollars, includes the medication in them, refuses to run a subscription, and tells you which drugs the FDA has actually approved. Our research (September 2, 2026) found a small Florida clinic doing several things the large telehealth operators do not.
No Subscription, Medication Included
"We offer a straight forward, no hidden fee, NO SUBSCRIPTIONS, medical solution to your Weight Loss needs. Visits Include Medications in Price unless Medications are requested to be sent to the Pharmacy."$180 a month for a new or follow-up weight-loss appointment with medication included. Bloodwork is $30 at the first visit if insurance is not used. General medicine and sick visits are $75 without insurance. Bundling the medication into a visit fee, with no recurring subscription and no separate membership, removes both of the mechanisms that generate most billing complaints in this category. You pay for an appointment; you leave with the medication.
It Labels FDA Status Correctly, Drug by Drug
"Phentermine is FDA Approved for Weight Loss, all programs are contingent on medical approval following a medical evaluation."
"Wegovy & Zepbound are FDA approved for Weight Loss, all programs are contingent on medical approval following a medical evaluation."Rather than a blanket claim, Oceans attaches approval status to the specific products that hold it — phentermine, Wegovy and Zepbound — and repeats that every programme depends on medical approval after evaluation. It offers semaglutide as well, described as provider-supervised for eligible patients, and does not extend the FDA-approved label to it. That is more careful drafting than most national operators manage, and it is the correct way to present a mixed menu of approved and compounded options.
Eligibility Framed as Conditional Throughout
Every programme reference carries the same qualifier — "contingent on medical approval following a medical evaluation" — and semaglutide is offered to "eligible patients." The clinic also provides primary care and concierge medicine at low cash prices, which suggests a general practice rather than a single-product weight-loss storefront.What Is Not Published
No BMI or clinical eligibility criteria. For any compounded product, no pharmacy is named and no 503A/503B status is given. No titration protocol or monitoring cadence beyond the monthly visit structure. No dose-tier pricing — $180 is a flat monthly visit fee, so what happens at higher doses is not stated. No named clinician credentials on the pages we retrieved, no founding year, and no refund policy — less critical where there is no subscription. Note also that phentermine and GLP-1s are very different drugs with different risk profiles, and the flat $180 visit fee covers whichever is prescribed. Ask which medication you are actually being offered and why.Our Investigation Summary
Our research (September 2, 2026) found Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa, a Fort Lauderdale clinic, operating on terms that avoid the two structures generating most complaints in this category. It states plainly that it offers "a straight forward, no hidden fee, NO SUBSCRIPTIONS, medical solution" and that "Visits Include Medications in Price unless Medications are requested to be sent to the Pharmacy," charging $180 a month for a new or follow-up weight-loss appointment with medication included, $30 for first-visit bloodwork where insurance is not used, and $75 for general medicine and sick visits without insurance. Bundling medication into a visit fee with no recurring subscription and no membership removes both the escalating-dose-price trap and the cancellation friction common elsewhere. Its most distinctive practice is labelling FDA status by individual drug rather than making a blanket claim: it states "Phentermine is FDA Approved for Weight Loss" and separately "Wegovy & Zepbound are FDA approved for Weight Loss," each followed by the qualifier that "all programs are contingent on medical approval following a medical evaluation," while offering semaglutide as provider-supervised treatment for eligible patients without extending the FDA-approved description to it. That is more careful drafting than most national operators manage and the correct way to present a menu mixing approved and compounded products. Eligibility is framed conditionally throughout, and the clinic also provides primary care and concierge medicine at low cash prices, indicating a general practice rather than a single-product storefront. Patients should note that phentermine and GLP-1 receptor agonists are pharmacologically very different with different risk profiles, and the flat monthly fee covers whichever is prescribed, so it is worth asking which medication is being offered and on what basis. Not published: BMI or clinical eligibility criteria, the pharmacy or its 503A/503B status for any compounded product, titration protocols, monitoring cadence beyond the monthly visit, dose-tier pricing above the flat fee, named clinician credentials on the pages retrieved, founding year, or refund terms — the last mattering less given no subscription exists.
How Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa Works
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Book a new or follow-up weight-loss appointment at the Fort Lauderdale clinic
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Undergo a medical evaluation — every programme is contingent on medical approval
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Bloodwork is $30 at the first visit if you are not using insurance
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Pay $180 a month, which includes the medication itself
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Ask which medication you are being offered — phentermine and GLP-1s differ substantially
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Medication can instead be sent to a pharmacy if you prefer
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No subscription is created; you pay per monthly visit
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Primary care and sick visits are available separately at $75 without insurance
What We Found
What's Good
- $180 a month includes the medication — no separate pharmacy billing
- States explicitly there are no subscriptions and no hidden fees
- Labels FDA approval drug by drug rather than making a blanket claim
- Correctly identifies phentermine, Wegovy and Zepbound as FDA approved
- Does not extend the FDA-approved label to compounded semaglutide
- Every programme stated as contingent on medical approval after evaluation
- Bloodwork available at first visit for a disclosed $30 without insurance
- Physical clinic with in-person access, not telehealth-only
- Primary care and sick visits at $75 without insurance
Watch Out For
- No BMI or clinical eligibility criteria published
- No pharmacy named and no 503A/503B status for compounded products
- No dose-tier pricing — unclear what happens at higher GLP-1 doses
- Flat fee covers either phentermine or a GLP-1, which are very different drugs
- No titration protocol or monitoring cadence beyond the monthly visit
- No named clinician credentials on the pages we retrieved
- Fort Lauderdale only — no remote coverage
- No founding year or refund policy published
Pricing Breakdown
Starting Price
$180 a month for a new or follow-up weight-loss appointment, with medication included in the price
Medication Cost
Included in the $180 visit fee unless you ask for the prescription to be sent to a pharmacy instead. No dose-tier pricing is published
Subscription Fees
None. The clinic states explicitly that it operates with no subscriptions and no hidden fees
Hidden Fees
None identified. Bloodwork is $30 at the first visit without insurance, and general medicine or sick visits are $75 without insurance — both disclosed up front
Safety & Medical Oversight
Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa frames every programme as conditional on clinical assessment, repeating that "all programs are contingent on medical approval following a medical evaluation" alongside each medication it lists, and describing semaglutide as provider-supervised treatment for eligible patients. Bloodwork is offered at the first visit at a disclosed $30 where insurance is not used, which means baseline laboratory assessment is a normal part of the pathway rather than an afterthought. Its handling of regulatory status is notably careful: rather than a general claim, it attaches FDA approval to the specific products that hold it — stating that phentermine is FDA approved for weight loss, and separately that Wegovy and Zepbound are FDA approved for weight loss — without extending that description to semaglutide offered through the clinic. Patients should understand two things. First, the medications on this menu are pharmacologically distinct with materially different risk profiles: phentermine is a sympathomimetic anorectic with cardiovascular considerations and is typically indicated for short-term use, while GLP-1 receptor agonists work through an entirely different mechanism and carry a boxed warning for thyroid C-cell tumours; a flat monthly visit fee covering whichever is prescribed makes it especially worth asking which drug you are receiving and why it was chosen. Second, where any compounded preparation is dispensed, the standard caveats apply — compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, are not reviewed for safety, effectiveness or manufacturing quality, and following resolution of the tirzepatide shortage in October 2024 and semaglutide in early 2025, lawful compounding requires a documented patient-specific clinical rationale. What we could not establish: BMI or clinical eligibility thresholds, the dispensing pharmacy or its 503A/503B status for compounded products, the titration protocol used, the monitoring cadence beyond monthly visits, and the credentials of the treating clinicians. GLP-1 receptor agonists are contraindicated in people with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN 2.
Customer Support
Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa operates as a physical clinic in Fort Lauderdale rather than a telehealth-only service, so patients have in-person access to their provider — a structural advantage over remote operators when a dose problem or side effect needs assessing. Its commercial terms remove most of the friction that generates support complaints elsewhere: no subscription means no cancellation process to navigate, medication is included in the visit price rather than billed separately by a pharmacy, and the clinic states there are no hidden fees. Patients who prefer to use their own pharmacy can request the prescription be sent there instead. The practice also offers primary care, concierge medicine and sick visits at $75 without insurance, so weight management sits within a continuing care relationship rather than as an isolated transaction, and bloodwork is available at the first visit for $30 where insurance is not used. What we found no published information on: support hours, telephone response commitments, the cadence of contact between monthly visits, named clinician credentials, or any refund policy.
Key Features
$180/mo Medication Included
No Subscriptions
Wegovy and Zepbound Available
Per-Drug FDA Labelling
$30 First-Visit Bloodwork
$75 Primary Care Visits
In-Person Fort Lauderdale Clinic
Medical Evaluation Required
Best For
Fort Lauderdale patients who want a flat monthly price with the medication in it, no subscription to cancel, and a clinic that says plainly which drugs the FDA has approved
Customer Reviews & Complaints
We assessed Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa against its published material as of September 2, 2026.
What we verified directly: $180 a month for new or follow-up weight-loss appointments with medication included; explicit statements of "no hidden fee, NO SUBSCRIPTIONS"; $30 first-visit bloodwork without insurance; $75 general medicine and sick visits; phentermine, Wegovy and Zepbound each individually identified as FDA approved for weight loss; semaglutide offered as provider-supervised care for eligible patients; and every programme stated as contingent on medical approval following evaluation.
Per-drug FDA labelling is the standout. The common failure in this category is a general "FDA-approved medication" claim floating near a compounded product. Oceans names which specific drugs hold approval and does not apply the label to the ones that do not.
Including medication in the visit price is the second thing. It collapses the two-part billing — membership plus pharmacy — that produces most cost surprises, and there is no subscription to forget about.
The flat fee has one consequence worth understanding. $180 covers whichever medication is prescribed, and phentermine and a GLP-1 are not interchangeable. Ask which you are getting.
It is a local clinic, and priced like one. No remote coverage, no dose tiers, and no published protocol detail — but also no subscription, no membership and in-person access.
What we could not establish: BMI criteria, the compounding pharmacy and its pathway, dose-tier pricing, titration protocols, monitoring cadence, clinician credentials, founding year, or independent third-party review aggregates.
Is Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa Legit?
"Is Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa legitimate?" Our assessment as of September 2, 2026.
Official Verification: Oceans operates a physical clinic in Fort Lauderdale offering weight management alongside primary care, concierge medicine and sick visits, with medical evaluation required before any programme. We found no evidence of wrongdoing.
Precision about FDA status is the best available proxy for care taken elsewhere. Writing "Phentermine is FDA Approved for Weight Loss" and "Wegovy & Zepbound are FDA approved for Weight Loss" as separate, drug-specific statements — while not saying it about compounded semaglutide — is the mark of someone who understands the distinction and chose to preserve it.
The no-subscription model is patient-favourable. Compare the operators in this comparison charging a membership on top of medication, or billing 8-week cycles as single non-refundable charges. Here you pay for a visit and leave with your medication.
Being a real clinic matters. In-person access means a provider can physically assess a side effect, which no telehealth operator can do.
Where to press. Ask which medication is being prescribed and why — phentermine and GLP-1s suit different patients. If you are offered compounded semaglutide, ask which pharmacy prepares it and under which pathway. And ask what happens to the $180 as your dose increases.
Red Flags Check:
- ✓ No subscription and no membership fee
- ✓ Medication included in the visit price
- ✓ FDA approval stated per drug, not as a blanket claim
- ✓ Does not describe compounded semaglutide as FDA approved
- ✓ All programmes contingent on medical approval after evaluation
- ✓ Bloodwork offered at first visit at a disclosed price
- ✓ Physical clinic with in-person access
- ⚠ No BMI or clinical eligibility criteria published
- ⚠ No pharmacy named or 503A/503B status given for compounded products
- ⚠ No dose-tier pricing above the flat monthly fee
- ⚠ Flat fee covers either phentermine or a GLP-1, which differ substantially
- ⚠ No titration protocol, monitoring cadence or clinician credentials published
The Bottom Line: A small Florida clinic with better pricing hygiene than most national telehealth brands — flat fee, medication included, nothing recurring, and honest labelling of which drugs the FDA has actually approved. Ask which medication you are being prescribed and what the price does as your dose climbs. As always, consult your personal physician before starting any new medication program.
Our Verdict: Reviewed
Oceans Weight Loss & Med Spa has a 8/10 site score. While this provider meets basic standards, there are some areas for improvement. Consider comparing with our top-rated options before making a decision.
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8/10
$180 a month for a weight-loss visit with medication included; $30 first-visit bloodwork and $75 general visits without insurance
Prescription treatment requires clinician review
Investigation Summary
Overall Rank#217 of 226
Rating8/10
StatusReviewed
Pricing$180 a month for a weight-loss visit with medication included; $30 first-visit bloodwork and $75 general visits without insurance
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