If you are researching a Numan weight loss review before signing up, the short version is this: Numan is a well-known, properly regulated UK provider with a polished app and coaching wrapped around its GLP-1 programmes — but on price it sits firmly at the premium end of our board. Whether that premium is worth paying depends on how much you value the extras, because the medicine itself is identical wherever you buy it.

Below we lay out exactly what Numan charges for Mounjaro (tirzepatide) and Wegovy (semaglutide), what the subscription includes, and how it stacks up against cheaper pharmacies. This is price and service information, not medical advice — a prescriber decides whether any of these medicines are suitable for you.

The key takeaway: Numan is a legitimate, GLP-1-focused service with strong coaching and app support, but at £219/4 weeks for the Mounjaro 2.5 mg starter it is one of the pricier options we track. The same tirzepatide pen starts at £131 elsewhere — a difference of £88 a month. Pay the premium for the wrap-around care, not for the drug.

What is Numan?

Numan is a UK digital health service that began in men's health and has expanded into weight management. It is GPhC- and CQC-regulated, which places it in the right regulatory bracket: a legitimate provider working with registered pharmacists and prescribers, not an unregulated seller. If a site offers to skip the consultation or sell you "compounded" tirzepatide without a prescription, walk away — that is a red flag, and only licensed pens from a regulated pharmacy should be on your list.

Numan's pitch is the whole programme rather than just the pen: a structured plan, in-app tracking, health coaching and check-ins alongside your prescription. For some people that support is the difference between sticking with treatment and giving up; for others it is a paid-for layer they will not use.

Numan weight loss prices reviewed

Here is where a Numan weight loss review has to be honest. Numan's Mounjaro pricing is high compared with the wider market, and it does not run a first-month starter discount in the data we track. The table below shows Numan's per-dose Mounjaro prices next to the cheapest provider on our board and our recommended provider, The Weight Clinic.

Mounjaro dose (4 weeks)NumanThe Weight ClinicCheapest tracked
2.5 mg (starter)£219£160 (first £125)£131 (Next Script)
5 mg£249£185£154 (Next Script)
7.5 mg£299£240£204.99 (Next Script)
10 mg£319£260£229 (Medicine Marketplace)
12.5 mg£339£275£246 (Next Script)
15 mg£359£295£266 (Next Script)

The pattern holds all the way up the ladder. At the widely used 10 mg maintenance dose, Numan charges £319 versus £260 at The Weight Clinic and £229 at the cheapest pharmacy on our board — a gap of £59 to £90 every four weeks. Over a year on maintenance that is several hundred pounds.

Numan also offers Wegovy (semaglutide), where the starter dose is £149/4 weeks. Again that is toward the top of the range: the cheapest Wegovy 0.25 mg starter we track is £79.99, and our recommended provider starts at £115 (or £80 for a first month with the code below). You can see the full picture on our live price table.

Is Numan worth the premium?

The uncomfortable truth for premium providers is that the medicine does not change. Every UK pharmacy dispenses the same manufacturer's tirzepatide or semaglutide pen. So the question is never "is Numan's Mounjaro better?" — it isn't different — but "is Numan's service worth £60–£90 a month more?"

For some people, yes. If you know you respond well to structure, coaching and an app that keeps you accountable, and you would otherwise drift, that support has real value — and finishing the course matters more than shaving £40 off a monthly bill. If, on the other hand, you are disciplined, you just want the pen from a safe, regulated pharmacy, and you will manage your own habits, you are paying for features you will not touch. We explore that trade-off in depth in budget vs premium GLP-1 providers.

One more thing to weigh: the refund-if-declined policy. Because a prescriber can decide a medicine isn't suitable, it is worth choosing a provider that refunds the consultation if you are turned down. That is one reason The Weight Clinic — our recommended provider scores well with us: a lower maintenance price, monthly video reviews, and a refund if the prescriber declines. Always confirm any provider's current policy before you pay, as terms change.

How Numan compares on care, not just cost

To be fair to Numan, price is only one column in how we score providers. We also look at monthly reviews, dose-change handling, delivery, support responsiveness and refund policy — the full method is in how we review GLP-1 providers. Numan's coaching and app experience are genuine strengths, and its regulatory standing is sound. Where it loses ground is straightforwardly the number on the invoice.

If you like the idea of a big-brand pharmacy experience but want to compare the field, our round-ups of the best Mounjaro providers and the best Wegovy providers put Numan alongside its rivals on the metrics that actually differ.

What the medicine actually does

Whichever provider you choose, the clinical picture is the same. In the SURMOUNT-1 trial, tirzepatide produced mean weight loss of about 16% at 5 mg, 21.4% at 10 mg and 22.5% at 15 mg over 72 weeks, with around 90% of people on 15 mg losing at least 10% of their body weight. Semaglutide 2.4mg averaged about 15% in the STEP 1 trial. Tirzepatide is MHRA-licensed and recommended by NICE (TA1026), typically for adults with a BMI of 30+, or 27+ with a weight-related condition.

Dosing starts low and rises slowly — 2.5 mg for four weeks, then 5 mg, stepping up in 2.5 mg increments no sooner than every four weeks, to a maximum of 15 mg. Common side effects are gastrointestinal: nausea, diarrhoea, constipation, vomiting and tiredness. Rare but serious risks include pancreatitis and gallstones. Report any suspected side effect through the MHRA Yellow Card scheme.

Our recommended provider

If you want strong monthly care without the premium price tag, The Weight Clinic offers Mounjaro from £160/4 weeks (first month £125), monthly video reviews and a refund if the prescriber declines. New patients get £35 off a first order with code NEWME.

Visit The Weight Clinic →

Frequently asked questions

Is Numan a legitimate weight loss provider?

Yes. Numan is a GPhC- and CQC-regulated UK service working with registered prescribers and pharmacists. It dispenses the same licensed Mounjaro and Wegovy pens as any other regulated provider — the difference is price and the coaching wrapped around it, not the medicine.

How much does Numan charge for Mounjaro?

In our latest data Numan's Mounjaro starts at £219/4 weeks for the 2.5 mg dose and rises to £359 at 15 mg. That is toward the top of the market — the same pen starts at £131 elsewhere, and our recommended provider charges £160 (first month £125).

Is Numan's Mounjaro better than a cheaper pharmacy's?

No — it is the identical manufacturer's tirzepatide pen wherever you buy it. You are paying more for Numan's app, coaching and check-ins, not for a superior medicine. Whether that support is worth the premium depends on how much you'll use it.

Does Numan offer Wegovy too?

Yes. Numan's Wegovy (semaglutide) starts at £149/4 weeks for the 0.25 mg starter. As with Mounjaro, this sits at the premium end — the cheapest Wegovy starter we track is £79.99, and our recommended provider starts at £115.

What if a prescriber decides Mounjaro isn't suitable for me?

Mounjaro is a prescription-only medicine, and a prescriber can decline it on safety grounds. Refund policies vary by provider, so check before you pay. The Weight Clinic refunds the consultation fee if you are declined.

Should I pick the cheapest provider instead?

Compare maintenance-dose prices, not just the starter month, and weigh in the support you'll actually use. The cheapest headline isn't always cheapest over a year, and a provider that helps you stay the course can be better value even if it costs a little more.