How to Cancel Calibrate Weight Loss in 2026 ($1,649 Program Refund Guide)
Updated 2026-02-22 · 6 min read
💸 $1,649 for a 12-Month Program
Calibrate charges $1,649 upfront (or ~$135/month for 12 months) for their "metabolic reset" program. This includes telehealth visits, coaching, a CGM sensor, and GLP-1 medication management — but NOT the medication itself. The medication adds $150-1,000+/month depending on insurance coverage. Total year-one cost: $3,500-14,000.
How to Cancel Calibrate
Step 1: Contact Calibrate Support
Email support@joincalibrate.com
Subject: "Program Cancellation Request"
Include your full name, account email, and request date
Explicitly request: cancellation, refund (if eligible), and written confirmation
Step 2: Handle Your Medication
Calibrate prescribes GLP-1 medications through partner pharmacies. When you cancel the program:
Request your prescription be transferred to your local pharmacy or primary care doctor
DO NOT stop GLP-1 medications abruptly — taper with medical guidance
Your PCP can manage ongoing GLP-1 prescriptions without the Calibrate markup
⚠️ Refund Difficulty
Calibrate's refund policy is notoriously strict. Many users report difficulty getting refunds even within the first month. If you paid upfront and are within the first 30 days, you have the best chance. After 30 days, Calibrate typically refuses refunds. Document all communications and escalate to a supervisor if the first-line support says no. As a last resort, dispute with your credit card company.
What You're Actually Paying For
Breaking down Calibrate's $1,649 program:
Telehealth visits (4-6/year): Worth ~$150-300 total at regular telehealth rates
Health coaching (text-based): Worth ~$50-100/month (comparable to Noom or BetterHelp nutrition coaching)
App access: A food logging app — MyFitnessPal is free
Medication management: Your PCP does this in a standard visit
Fair value of included services: ~$500-800 total
Calibrate charges: $1,649 (2-3x the fair value)
Cheaper Alternatives
Your PCP + insurance: A primary care visit ($20-40 copay) + GLP-1 prescription + insurance coverage. Total program cost: $240-1,800/year depending on medication copay.
Ro Body ($149-299/month): Compounded semaglutide with telehealth support. No upfront fee, cancel anytime.
Found ($99-149/month + medication): Similar coaching model to Calibrate, no $1,649 upfront commitment.
Noom ($16-59/month): Behavioral coaching without medication — much cheaper if you want the coaching component only.
DIY approach: PCP visit ($40) + GLP-1 with insurance + MyFitnessPal (free) + monthly weigh-ins = 90% of Calibrate's value for 10% of the cost.
Getting a Refund
Within 30 days: Email support requesting a full refund. Reference their terms of service. Be persistent — first response is usually a "no."
After 30 days: Request a pro-rata refund for unused months. They'll likely refuse, but escalate to management.
Credit card dispute: If Calibrate refuses a reasonable refund and you're within 120 days of the charge, dispute with your credit card company. Describe the services not rendered.
BBB complaint: File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. Companies often respond to BBB complaints faster than support tickets.
🔍 Weight Loss Is One of the Most Expensive Subscription Categories
Calibrate, Noom, gym memberships, meal kits, supplements — weight loss recurring charges easily total $300-1,000/month. JustCancel scans your bank statement to show you the real cost of your wellness stack.