Compounded tirzepatide: $85.58 to $599 a month

Tirzepatide prepared for a named patient by a compounding pharmacy rather than dispensed as a manufacturer's branded product.

The range, with its denominator

340 of the 412 companies we have reviewed sell compounded tirzepatide. 235 of those 340 publish a price you can pay for a single month: the cheapest is Collective at $69 a month plus a $199 membership billed once a year (≈ $85.58/mo over a year, by our math), the dearest is $599, and the middle of the published figures is $249. A molecule needs 3 priced companies before this site gives it a page at all.

All 235 companies priced here, real month-to-month cost, cheapest to dearest. The same figures as the table below, drawn to scale.

Every company selling it, priced

Compounded tirzepatide, every company and its published prices
Company	Month to month	Advertised	Same price at every dose?
Collective	$69/mo + $199/yr membership≈ $85.58/mo over a year, by our math	Same as above	The same one-price structure as semaglutide, and a single sentence covers both drugs: “the same price at any dose”.
Harbor	$119/mo	$119/mo	Sold as the Accelerate program under the same flat-price promise, at “As low as $119/mo” on the home page. No other tirzepatide rate appears on a public page.
Mondae	$126/mo	Same as above	One price at every dose, as with semaglutide. The three-month plan saves $2 a month over paying monthly.
Eden	$129/mo	Same as above	Same terms as semaglutide: one price at every dose, month after month. Eden's price table shows $129 in month 1, month 2, month 3 and “Every month”. Tirzepatide was listed at $199 a month in August 2026.
OurView	$129/mo	Same as above	The same flat price at any prescribed dose, “$129/mo · Any prescribed dose”. The product page adds that “Our GLP-1 compounds include glycine for added wellness support.”
BiltRx	$138.99/mo	Same as above	Same shape as semaglutide: a single $129 monthly figure, no dose ladder, and consultation and shipping billed on top.
Pomegranate Health	$139/mo	Same as above	The same caveat applies here. The totals are published, and the per-month figures are those totals divided by their terms, neither of which comes out even. The card reads “Tirzepatide - No additive $139/month”. Tirzepatide runs $139 to $249 a month across six pharmacies and two tiers, and BPI is the one pharmacy of the six that sells tirzepatide and not semaglutide.
PreventiveMD	$139/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses on the same plan-length ladder. Empower's tirzepatide contains niacinamide; Drug Crafters' and Boudreaux's contain glycine.
Citizen Meds	$145/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide runs six months, $145 up to $545, one month at a time. The optional subscription prices are $116, $236, $276, $316, $356 and $436, each billed “every 23 days” rather than monthly.
VitaStir	$145/mo	Same as above	A dose ladder again, starting at 2.5 mg for everyone: “ALL PATIENTS MUST START WITH 2.5MG DOSE.” The page calls 7.5 mg “THE RECOMMENDED MAINTENAINCE DOSE”, which is $399 a month. The tirzepatide is compounded with glycine and B12. The “Tirzepatide Homekit SDV” listing prints the same ladder with a different first month (“MONTH 1 – Tirzepatide 2.5mg x 4 weeks – $225” in the price list, “$189” in the description tab) and headlines a single 2.5 mg injection at “$99.00”.
boostAGErx	$145/mo	Same as above	boostAGErx prints its $145.00 tirzepatide figure only inside the semaglutide page's FAQ, covered by that answer's promise of a fixed monthly charge through titration.
FMmeds	$145/mo	Same as above	The same no-increase promise covers tirzepatide, whose card reads “Starting at $145” with no dose ladder behind it. Manifest Pharmacy compounds it with B12, like the semaglutide.
Mint Med	$145/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses, per the same “All doses included” line. A second tirzepatide listing prints its 2-month plan as “$220 billed every 2 months”, which matches the $110.00 rate here.
Strut Health	$149/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide pages sit under /mens-weight-loss/. The injection carries a “Save 14%” badge and the oral a “Save 17%”, each beside an “As low as” figure that's the only figure Strut prints for that product. There's nothing to save against.
Trinity Meds	$149/mo	Same as above	Sold as “GLP-1/GIP” at the same flat price at every dose. The product page for it (/products/compounded-tirzepatide) reads “Starting at $199”.
SnagRx	$149/mo	$119/mo	Tirzepatide carries the same “Same price no matter the dose” line. Its one-month product page shows $149 against a struck-through $349. The $774 and $1,428 charged for six and twelve months are our multiplication of the card rates; the site states only that longer plans are billed in full at the start.
Lttl	$149/mo	$139/mo	Flat by dose too (“Same price at every dose”). The tirzepatide ladder is narrow: $10 separates the monthly refill from the 12-month rate. Microdose tirzepatide injections are priced exactly like microdose semaglutide ($149 a month after a $119 first month).
Believe Health	$149/mo	Same as above	Also a floor: “from $149/mo” on the catalog card, with the same no-surcharge promise in the tirzepatide page's FAQ and no dose table behind it.
Brightmeds	$149/mo	$119/mo	The same flat pricing covers tirzepatide at every dose. Microdosed tirzepatide is sold too, unpriced in public.
LVNG RX	$149/mo	Same as above	“From $149,” with $299 struck through; the tirzepatide page itself shows no price and no dose table.
New Wave Health	$149/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide's $149 is ten dollars above semaglutide and carries the same “from” wording. The home page lists the vial as “GLP-1 / GIP · 5 MG” but prints no price for any particular dose.
TeleClinic	$149/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide comes in 2 mL vials from 5mg to 30mg, priced flat across strengths, with 5mg named as the starting vial. The FAQ's version of the tirzepatide price is a $219 a month intro rate for the first quarter, billed quarterly, and $299 a month standard.
Liv Body	$149/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide carries the same “Starting at” wording and the same monthly-plan footnote; what higher doses cost isn't published.
Lavender Sky Health	$155/mo	Same as above	Lavender Sky prices per pharmacy and per dose, and it publishes the whole grid. Its Hallandale tirzepatide monthly plans read "Monthly Starter Dose – $155 total for one month supply · Recommended if new to treatment or for those on doses of 2.5mg/week or less", then "Monthly Mid Dose – $179", "Monthly Advanced Dose – $195" and "Monthly Advanced Plus Dose – $209", each "total for one month supply". A month here is elastic: "Monthly Plans are typically dispensed as a single vial and are intended for use within five weeks." The multi-week tiers are quoted as totals, with Lavender Sky's own per-month division beside them: "TIER 0 (20mg total) $219 total for 10 week supply · Monthly cost breakdown: $110", "TIER 1 (40mg total) $249 total for 8-10 week supply · Monthly cost breakdown: $99-$125 based on weekly dose", up to "TIER 4 (120mg total) $349 total for 8-10 week supply · Monthly cost breakdown: $139-$175". Those ranges are the company's own, and they stay ranges here. "Shipping and supplies are included." Zepbound is also offered through LillyDirect at $299 to $449, on a "$25/month + the cost of medication" plan, so the practice prices its program and leaves the drug at the manufacturer's own rate.
Revel RX	$155/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide carries the same flat-rate wording at $155, and Revel RX tags it “MOST POPULAR”.
Sunlight	$157/mo	Same as above	The home page FAQ calls $157 tirzepatide's starting price and a “flat monthly rate”. The starting dose is 2.5 mg a week, shipped four weeks at a time.
WePeptideRx	$159/mo	Same as above	Six dose prices on the 30-day menu, by weekly dose: 2.5 mg $159, 5 mg $199, 7.5 mg $249, 10 mg $269, 12.5 mg $319, 15 mg $349. The 90-day programs cost $489 to $559. Microdosed tirzepatide is a flat $229 for 30 days at any of four strengths. The $163 on the 90-day rung is our division of $489.
Pepti	$159/mo	$159/mo	Also priced by strength: 2.5 mg at $159, 5 mg at $179, 7.5 mg at $189, 10 mg at $239, 12.5 mg at $249 and 15 mg at $319. The FAQ describes a 2 mL vial with B12 included; a posted lot certificate describes a tirzepatide and B6 preparation.
Blis MD	$159/mo	Same as above	One vial per month, priced by weekly dose: $159 at 2.5mg, $199 at 5mg, $219 at 7.5mg, $230 at 10mg, $250 at 12.5mg and $270 at 15mg. Blis Reset kits cover three months for $449 (5mg, 10mg and 15mg vials) or $549 (20mg, 25mg and 30mg vials).
Somira Health	$159.99/mo	Same as above	The same one-price promise covers tirzepatide, and the B12 and glycine formulations are priced identically.
Alinwell	$166/mo	Same as above	Same pattern as semaglutide: “from $166/mo” on both the home and peptide pages, no dose table, and the same flat-rate promise against dose-change surcharges.
LunaRx	$166/mo	Same as above	Also a “from” price with no dose table. The two tirzepatide stacks (Premier Longevity with NAD+, and the six-month Elite Transformation Blueprint with a taper in months five and six) show no price.
Mochi Health	$169/mo	Same as above	Also per weekly dose, medication only: 2.2 mg $90, 4.4 mg $119, 6.6 mg $144, 8.8 mg $174, 11.24 mg $184, 13.2 mg $194, 16.6 mg $199. The top dose matches the old $199 flat rate; every lower dose costs less than it did.
Try Ageless	$169/mo	Same as above	The dose chart runs from $169 at the low end to $299, across 2.5 to 15 mg. B12 may be included.
Alternate Health Club	$169/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses as well, with B12 added and a 28-day vial. The product page heads the price “From: $169.00 / month” and shows no second option that would explain the “From.” Tirzepatide Microdose is $99 a month.
Eviora MD	$169/mo	Same as above	Also a starting figure, “from $169/mo”, under the same flat-rate FAQ. No dose table is published, and the tirzepatide treatment page carries no price.
Elevate Health	$169/mo	Same as above	Sold as “Compounded GLP/GIP”; its plan screen names the molecule, tirzepatide. Month to month it's $169, and the three-month plan is $149 a month (“Save $60”). No dose-based pricing appears.
NexLife	$169/mo	Same as above	NexLife's tirzepatide card carries the same flat promise: “Same price at every dose. No hidden fees”. The FAQ also lists microdose and sublingual (RDT) versions of both drugs; their prices sit in answers that stay closed on the public page.
Trava	$178.98/mo	Same as above	"Tirzepatide Semaglutide $ 178.98 / monthly Save $94.96 with Our Quarterly Package", above a selector offering 2.5mg, 5mg, 7.5mg, 10mg, 12.5mg and 15mg. Trava publishes the quarterly saving for tirzepatide and never the quarterly per-month rate, so there is no quarterly rung here; working one out would mean printing a figure Trava does not state.
Amble	$179/mo	Same as above	The product page renders one plan table: "Plan Per Month 6 Month $135 3 Month $160 1 Month $179". Three rungs, no twelve-month row. Amble publishes no total for the three- and six-month rungs and no visible statement of when they are billed, so the $480 and $810 above are its own per-month figure multiplied by the term rather than numbers Amble prints. Amble doesn't name the molecule on the product page. Its own safety information there is written about tirzepatide ("Please discuss with your healthcare provider any questions or concerns you have regarding tirzepatide") and its trademark notice names Mounjaro and Zepbound, so the drug is recorded as Amble describes it.
Fresh Day Meds	$179/mo	$140/mo	New patients on the one-month plan start at 2.2 mg; the three-month plan runs “2.2 / 4.4 / 6.6 mg.” Transfer patients pay $179 a month or $156 a month ($469) on three months, at any dose through 15 mg. The page adds: “Your price stays the same—even if your prescribed dose increases after renewal.”
Invyncible	$180/mo	Same as above	Five four-week programs per formula. Standard: $210.00 (2.5 mg weekly, 10 mg vial), $280.00, $350.00, $402.50 and $437.50 (12.5 mg weekly). Glycine and B12: $180.00, $260.00, $325.00, $375.00 and $425.00. A separate tirzepatide and vitamin B3 pack is sold in two-month programs at $318.75, $468.75 and $731.25.
Luma Health Co	$180/mo	Same as above	Six tirzepatide rungs per four-week supply: 2.5 mg $180, 5 mg $205, 7.5 mg $215, 10 mg $235, 12.5 mg $255 and 15 mg $275. As with semaglutide, the site never says compounded or brand.
NavioMD	$189/mo	$189/mo	Two tiers, split at 10 mg, both charged in advance. The product page's own footnote reads “Pay upfront in full. Actual price to customer will depend on product and subscription plan selected.” The starting dose carries something extra, “B12 + anti-nausea included at starting dose”, and a $299 sits beside the $189 at the top of the page with a line struck through it.
Cielo	$189/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide carries the same “Same price any dose” line. Its reference price is “Regularly $299/month”, and the three-month card is spelled “3 Month Pan” on the page.
Rewinding RX	$189/mo	Same as above	The full-dose ladder runs “2.125 mg \| 4.25 mg \| 6.375 mg \| 8.5 mg \| 10 mg \| 12.5 mg \| 14.5 mg” at a single monthly price. The $169 microdose program is the lower-dose alternative, and a Tirzepatide with NAD+ injection sells for $199.
VitaFusions IV	$189/mo	Same as above	Also one figure for every dose: “Tirzepatide Program Only $189 ANY DOSE”.
YourHealthRx	$190/mo	Same as above	Weekly compounded tirzepatide injection combined with vitamin B12 and priced the same whatever the dose; the $190 monthly rate needs the code tirz20life by October 15, 2026. YourHealthRx also sells a compounded tirzepatide oral dissolving tablet, which has no pricing block here: “Monthly RATE LOCK Continue through partner intake · Recurring monthly supply $180/mo locked while you stay enrolled billed monthly · redeem by Oct 15 USE CODE tirz40life”, “3 Months Continue through partner intake · 3-month supply $190/mo $570 paid up front” and “6 Months BEST PER-MONTH Continue through partner intake · 6-month supply $180/mo $1,080 paid up front”.
MaxLife	$195/mo	Same as above	MaxLife's own tirzepatide roundup calls the quarterly figure an introductory rate: “MaxLife lists a Starter Kit at $120 per month for the first three months, billed as $360 upfront, followed by $195 per month.” Titration reaches 15 mg a week according to the comparison pages, and there's no per-dose price.
LifespanningRx	$196/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is sold as six listings titled “Weight Loss & Metabolic Optimization (Tirzepatide)”, at $196.00, $236.00, $276.00, $316.00, $316.00 and $336.00 for one month, again with no dose printed on any of them. The $196.00 listing's three-month supply is $476.00.
Maximus	$198/mo	Same as above	"Starting at $198 /28-day supply" on the weight-loss page against "GLP-1 + GIP Starting at $249.99" on the home page. Thirteen supplies a year at $198 is $2,574.
Aspire Health	$198/mo	$149/mo	Per vial: 2.5 mg $149 (4 weeks), 5 mg $249 (4 weeks), 7.5 mg $279 (5.3 weeks), 10 mg $289 (5 weeks), 12.5 mg $299 (4.8 weeks) and 15 mg $299 (4 weeks). Multi-vial orders are straight multiples and “ship together in one order.” Above 15 mg is “Inquire”.
Gimme Care	$199/mo	$199/mo	The dedicated treatment page states “Same price at every dose”. This is the company’s published promise for this compounded product, not a guarantee about outside services. Six-month totals are our multiplication of the published monthly rate and term; the home page shows only one- and three-month plans.
MyFastRx	$199/mo	Same as above	"Tirzepatide $70 OFF WITH MY70 — First Month $129 — Then $199 /mo — 3 Months $498 — 6 Months $894 — 12 Months $1,488." Same check: $166 × 3 = $498, $149 × 6 = $894, $124 × 12 = $1,488. A second block on the same page prices the tirzepatide first month at $179 instead of $129, under a different code.
Alloy	$199/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide follows semaglutide: a single 1-month supply at the lowest dose, and higher doses unpriced. Compounded liraglutide has its own row below, at $115.00, as a daily injection rather than a weekly one.
beyondMD	$199/mo	Same as above	The pill costs $50 more than the injection. In the semaglutide pair on the same page, the pill is $24 above the shot. Both figures are “Starting at”.
June Health	$199/mo	$199/mo	Compounded tirzepatide injection with B12 or glycine, priced by vial: “1-Month Supply 5 mg / 0.5 mg/mL (2 mL vial) $199 today”, “1-Month Supply 10 mg / 0.5 mg/mL (2 mL vial) $249 today” and “1-Month Supply 15 mg / 0.5 mg/mL (2 mL vial) $299 today”. The one-month vial is a single purchase with no renewal. The plan cards charge $30 shipping today and the plan total in 30 days after a free first month; the page doesn't say whether that free month counts toward the term, so each plan's monthly figure is our own arithmetic. The shop tile for the same product reads “FROM $409/mo”. June Health also sells compounded tirzepatide tablets, which have no pricing block: “3 mg (30 tabs) $249 per month” up to “20 mg (30 tabs) $349 per month”, and “5 mg (3 months) 3-month supply · billed once $737 Save $10”.
Luma Meds	$199/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide for a first-time patient is $199 monthly or $149 a month over three months; for a transfer patient, $219 or $179.
Nova MD	$199/mo	$149/mo	Sold as “Compounded Tirzepatide + B12 Rx”, also ready to use. The two plan cards are the only tirzepatide prices anywhere on the site, with no dose chart behind them.
StackMD	$199/mo	Same as above	Priced by vial strength, each a 2 ml vial: 5 mg/ml $199, 10 mg/ml $249, 15 mg/ml $299, 20 mg/ml $349, 25 mg/ml $399, 30 mg/ml $449. Glycine and B12 versions match. A microdose tirzepatide plan is $239.
Transparent Meds	$199/mo	Same as above	$199 a month against a struck-through $349, with no dose table and no statement that the price holds as the dose rises.
Trellis Vitality	$199/mo	Same as above	The same flat table covers tirzepatide: $199, $189 or $179 a month by plan length, whatever dose the clinician sets.
Metaboost Rx	$199/mo	Same as above	The home-page card prints “$199 /mo” with “$299” struck through beside it, the only hint of an earlier or list price. It's a “from” figure too, with no dose table behind it.
Claya	$199/mo	Same as above	Priced only on the home page, where the same $199 appears as “from $199/mo with select multi-month plans” and on a “Monthly Plan” card that adds “Same price regardless of dosage”. There's no tirzepatide product page.
CaliberRx	$199/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide has no plan page; the home page card “Starting at $199/Month” is the only figure, with no dose or plan length attached. The semaglutide card beside it uses the same “Starting at $199/Month” wording for what its plan page bills monthly.
Trillium Meds	$199/mo	Same as above	Hyalo Technologies, Nova Specialty and Hallandale each price tirzepatide at $199 for one month, $499 for three and $399 for the three-month starter plan. Drug Crafters sells only three-month plans ($349, or $299 for the starter) and doesn't ship to 14 states including California. Only Hyalo's vials ship to every state.
Arc-1	$199.99/mo	Same as above	Priced by dose across 2.5 mg, 5 mg and 7.5 mg, which the store's product data lists at $199.99, $249.99 and $399.99. The vial is “Compounded Tirzepatide + Glycine + B12 (10mg/5mg/500mcg per mL)”.
Carocare Wellness	$200/mo	Same as above	Priced month by month as the dose rises: $200 (2.5mg), $250 (5mg), $280 (7.5mg), $300 (10mg), $325 (12.5mg) and $350 (15mg). Bundles: $600 for months one to three and $800 for months four to six.
Bodybuilding Health+	$209/mo	Same as above	Every tirzepatide page promises “Same price at every dose” and “No membership fees”. Divide the published totals by their months and the rate climbs as the term gets longer: $209 for one month, $286.33 a month across three, $250 a month across six. The struck-through figure on each page belongs to a longer term than the page sells. The 3-month page strikes out $1,254 and the 6-month page strikes out $2,508, neither of them a price the site charges.
HealthRX	$214/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide has the same shape and the same $25 renewal credit: $239 for the first month, $214 after. Subscribe & Save is “$193 for the first month, then $214 per month”.
FormBlends	$214/mo	Same as above	The same flat-dose rule, also co-formulated with B12. Subscribe & Save renewals: $214 a month, $602 a quarter, $1,169 per half year and $2,123 a year.
Measured	$219/mo	Same as above	"Compounded Tirzepatide — Clinician-guided, personalized GLP-1/GIP care — No insurance required — Medication included — From $219/mo."
Rehydra+ Wellness	$219/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide memberships climb with the dose: $169 a month for 2.5 mg and 5 mg, $289 for 7.5 mg and 10 mg, $399 for 12.5 mg and 15 mg. Their “Normal Price” lines read $344, $519 and $719. The product page shows only $219.00, without a dose.
Open Water Rx	$219/mo	Same as above	The same flat rate applies. The FAQ names “Your semaglutide plan at $169/mo or tirzepatide plan at $219/mo” as covering starting dose through maintenance “at the same monthly price.” Tirzepatide tablets are also sold, at $319 for one month, $897 for three and $1,650 for six.
FORM by GBY	$219/mo	Same as above	$169 for the first month, then $219. The Microdose Tirzepatide Program, “a lower starting strength of the same dual-action GLP-1/GIP compounded injectable,” is $199 per month. Tirzepatide FORM3 is $299 after a $199 first month, the Tirzepatide Duo $399, and compounded tirzepatide dissolving tablets $299 per month.
Ondra Health	$219/mo	Same as above	Flat from 2.5 mg to 15 mg (“All doses: same price.”). The 6- and 12-month rates are rounded equivalents of $999 and $1,699 paid up front, available only through Hallandale Pharmacy or Vials RX; a 503B facility, Hyalo Pharmacy, is listed as a tirzepatide option too.
Recovery Delivered	$219.99/mo	Same as above	Priced per weekly dose, every one printed: 2.5 mg $219.99, 5 mg $299.99, 7.5 mg $349.99, 10 mg $399.99, 12.5 mg $489.99 and 15 mg $489.99 a month, each with “Virtual Visit Included”, free shipping, medication and supplies.
Emerge Weight Loss	$224/mo	$224/mo	Emerge sells one molecule in two dosage forms, prices them in two different units, and states both. The injections are billed every four weeks: “Plans are billed every 4 weeks: $224 (2.5mg), $239 (5mg), $249 (7.5mg), $269 (10mg).” The oral dissolvable tablet is billed by the calendar month, and its page says so in four words: “All prices are per month.” Each figure above is in the unit Emerge publishes it in, and neither is converted into the other. Price follows dose on both forms, and 12.5 mg and 15 mg are sold to existing patients only.
Cora Health	$225/mo	Same as above	From the same grid: "Compounded Tirzepatide Annual Best Value $135 /mo $1,620 every 12 mo Semi-Annual Save $300 $175 /mo $1,050 every 6 mo Quarterly Save $78 $199 /mo $597 every 3 mo Monthly $225 /mo Billed monthly". These two badges reconcile against $225 as well: $1,350 against $1,050 is $300, and $675 against $597 is $78.
EdgeRx	$225/mo	Same as above	Compounded tirzepatide 10 mg/mL with glycine and vitamin B12, a one-month supply in a variable-dose vial, injected weekly. One published price, no dose table and no multi-month plan.
Genesis Health	$225/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide carries the identical no-dose-pricing promise, and its product page also opens on the yearly rate: “Compounded Tirzepatide $125 per month * Get started * With annual plan. $1,500 billed annually”.
Idgie Health	$229/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide cards don't say whether the price changes with dose; the plan covers “a personalized dose-titration schedule”. As with semaglutide, the per-month figures round down ($185 × 3 is $555 against $557 billed; $171 × 6 is $1,026 against $1029). A tirzepatide microdose plan is “1 Month Billed monthly, flexible $179 /mo” or “3 Months 3-month supply, save $40 $165 /mo $497 billed today, then every 3 months”.
Auren Rx	$229/mo	Same as above	Shown when Tirzepatide is selected on the same plan card, again as a single figure with no dose tiers. On the Microdose program, tirzepatide is $199 subscribed or $229 a month.
Rylo Health	$229/mo	Same as above	Flat pricing again, drawn on the home page as three months of tirzepatide at 2.5 mg, 5.0 mg and 7.5 mg, each at $160 on the quarterly plan.
Jyra Health	$229/mo	$133/mo	The same flat-price promise covers tirzepatide. The home page hero leads with “COMPOUNDED TIRZEPATIDE $133/month”, which is the three-month rate; the one-month plan is $229.
Kongo	$229/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is also priced flat across doses. Its plan card carries its own seven-day coupon (code 9TIRZ79) for a $150 first month, then $229.
Nirwana Health	$229/mo	Same as above	No per-dose pricing. The plan picker and the price table on the same page disagree for the injection: the picker says $229 on the monthly subscription and $199 a month on the quarterly one, while the table says “INJECTION · 1 MONTH $199/mo Introductory rate” and “INJECTION · 3 MONTH $166/mo $499 billed every 3 months”. The ladder follows the picker. The compounded tirzepatide tablet Nirwana also sells is recorded in the notes, since no category here fits it.
DoctorAdam	$229/mo	Same as above	Injectable tirzepatide compounded with niacinamide, in strengths from 2.2 to 15 mg with no per-dose prices. Tirzepatide oral tablets (3 to 20 mg, 30 tablets a month) are listed separately “From $199”.
Effecty	$235/mo	Same as above	"Compounded GLP-1 + GIP · Tirzepatide — Monthly Billed monthly $235 · 3-Month $210 · 6-Month $200 · 12-Month Best value Billed yearly $190." Same promo ladder, same code.
Trimi	$235/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide runs $235 to $125 on the same four terms. The page's own “Save $1,320 vs monthly” line on the annual rung is the saving it asks a reader to prepay for.
Ozari Health	$235/mo	$125/mo	Flat across doses, per the home FAQ: “All dosages are the same price within each medication.” Plans of six and twelve months are dispensed in three-month installments, each approved and dispatched on its own.
FitFlow	$235/mo	$134/mo	Tirzepatide carries the same flat-dose promise. Its four plan cards differ only in how many months you buy at once, from $235 for one month to $1,608 for a year.
Lovely Meds	$235/mo	Same as above	Also a B12 injection kit at one price for every dose, and the microdose tirzepatide table repeats these four figures. The tirzepatide dissolving tablet starts at $289 a month; the oral drops show no price.
Tuyo Health	$235/mo	Same as above	Also a starting price that varies by dose, with no dose table. The tirzepatide card shows $235/mo next to an unlabeled $329/mo, and every other product page's cross-sell reads “As low as $235/mo”; the weight-loss overview alone says “Tirzepatide starts at $279/month”.
Coby Health	$239/mo	Same as above	Same structure, higher ladder: "Starts at $299 $239 · Month 1 (2.5mg): $239 · Month 2 (5.0mg): $299 · Month 3 (7.5mg): $329 · Month 4 (10mg): $379 · Month 5+ (12.5mg): $439 · Month 6+ (15mg): $439". The First Quarter bundle is "$947 $697 · Save $250! · Covers initial 12 weeks: 2.5mg > 5mg > 7.5mg", published as a total with no per-month figure beside it, so it stays a total; dividing $697 by three would print a rate Coby doesn't publish. Against Coby's own monthly ladder, months one to three of that dose sequence are $239 + $299 + $329 = $867, so the saving is $170, not $250. The six-month bundle is "$2,204 $1,590 · Save $600!" against a ladder total of $2,124, a saving of $534.
Livv	$239/mo	Same as above	Seven strengths, one price: “We offer Compounded Tirzepatide in 2 mg, 3 mg, 5 mg, 6 mg, 9 mg, 11 mg, or 14 mg… All doses are priced the same.” The spread from the monthly plan to the six-month is $40 a month, the same shape as the semaglutide ladder.
Nex Gen Health Rx	$239/mo	$149/mo	All four supply options are labeled 2.5 mg, and the FAQ says “Flat monthly rate regardless of dose adjustments.” No higher-dose price is listed.
PepHaus	$239/mo	$215/mo	One price regardless of dose, and PepHaus promises to hold it: “Your starting price stays locked for as long as you stay.” The six-month total of $1,291 is a dollar more than six times $215.
Boston Medical Group	$239/mo	Same as above	Selecting “Tirzepatide Injection” on the same store page swaps in its own ladder: $239 for one month, $589 for three ($196.33 a month), $1,074 for six and $1,788 for twelve. The flat-at-every-dose promise covers it too.
Obu Health	$239/mo	$239/mo	The tirzepatide FAQ calls pricing “the same at every dose”. As with semaglutide, the 12-month plan ($1788) appears only in the plan picker, and the monthly equivalents of the longer plans ($196.33, $179, $149) are our division.
Edessa	$239/mo	Same as above	Also flat across doses by the page's own badge. Edessa's home page shows tirzepatide “Starting at $209”, which is its six-month rate.
Center for Medical Weight Loss	$239/mo	$159/mo	“Same price at every dose”, formulated with glycine per the microdosing FAQ. Microdose tirzepatide for maintenance starts at $116 a month on a three-month minimum.
Lemonaid Health	$248/mo	Same as above	Not stated
bmiMD	$249/mo	Same as above	Published the same way: "12 mo $349.20/mo $179 /month ... 6 mo $349.20/mo $189 /month ... 3 mo $349.20/mo $229 /month ... 1 mo $349.20/mo $249 /month", with bmiMD's own totals "Total Price: $4,190.40 $2148", "$2,095.20 $1134", "$1,047.60 $687" and "$349.20 $249". The tirzepatide microdose page carries the same four prices against a crossed-out $299.70.
Belle Health	$249/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide ladder is the one place Belle's own rule breaks: the two-month starter is $175 a month and the six-month plan is $199 a month, so here the longer plan costs more. The starter is also a first-order price. The plan screen labels it “Starter Bundle (first order, then $438)”, which is $219 a month from the second order on, and the public page never says so.
LumiMeds	$249/mo	Same as above	Only the monthly tirzepatide rung is priced. Its plan card also advertises $166 on three months, $140 on six and $125 on twelve, but LumiMeds prints a per-month rate for each and no charge, and the checkout that states a charge was reached for full-dose semaglutide only. So those three are described, not priced. Microdose versions of both molecules sit on the same screen: semaglutide from $159 monthly down to $89 on twelve months, tirzepatide from $199 down to $115.
Luvo Health	$249/mo	Same as above	One published figure, with no dose tiers; the first cycle is $124.50. Microdosing tirzepatide injections are $179 every four weeks after a $99 first cycle.
TelePeptide	$249/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses, like semaglutide. A dissolvable tirzepatide tablet costs the same $249 month to month and falls to $219 a month on its $2,628 annual prepay.
Whoosh Wellness	$249/mo	Same as above	“STARTING AT” prices again, with no dose ladder. The product page's “Starting as low as $166” is the $999 six-month total over six months (the pricing page's meta description says “Tirzepatide from $167/mo”); the three-month per-month figure, $199.67, is our division of $599. Liposomal tirzepatide tablets carry the same $249, $599 and $999 as the injection, and a microdose injection plan is $199, $399 and $749 (the product page puts it at $125).
HealthHub	$249/mo	Same as above	Starter pricing again, with nothing published past the first month. The compounded tirzepatide tablet is $199 on both the menu and its own page (“Starting from $199”), where “Each order typically includes a 1-month supply”.
Pause Rx	$249/mo	Same as above	The card heading says “Starting at $249” while the text under it says “All doses just $249/month.” No higher tirzepatide figure appears on any page, including the microdose page (“Microdose GLP-1/GIP GLP-1/GIP Injection Starts at $249”).
Ascend Vitality	$249/mo	Same as above	A single price per plan for the weekly injection, with no dose tiers printed.
BloomMD	$249/mo	Same as above	Priced by weekly dose. 30-day supplies: $249 at 2.2 mg, $319 at 4.4 mg, $379 at 7 mg, $409 at 10 mg and $459 at 13 mg. 90-day supplies: $695, $775, $995, $1,095 and $1,225 at the same doses. A 12-week new-patient starter stepping 2.2, 4.4 and 7 mg is $749, and the page tells first-timers to choose it. A subscription takes $5 off a 30-day order. A separate 8-week microdose vial at 1.25 mg a week is $195.
Kin Meds	$249/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide with B12, priced only at its entry point: “Doses Start at $249/month.” and “Starts At $249”. No page gives the price of a higher dose.
AlyveRx	$249/mo	Same as above	Two forms, both starting prices. The cheapest month of compounded tirzepatide is the sublingual drops at $249; the weekly injection with a 5 mL vial starts at $283. Neither form has a published dose table.
AZ Health	$249/mo	Same as above	The injection card reads “From $199/mo*” while the FAQ says “Injectable Tirzepatide is $249/mo”, and nothing on the page reconciles the two. Tirzepatide also comes as daily dissolving tablets, 30 a month, at “All doses, one flat price.”
CLYR Health	$249/mo	$149/mo	Priced by dose tier. Up to 40 units a week is $249 month to month or $398 per eight-week box; holding at 70 units is $329 a month with no eight-week option; 90 units and up is $399 monthly, $698 per eight-week box ($349 a month) or $999 for three months ($333 a month). The page lists titration steps of 20, 40, 70, 90 and 120 units weekly. The $149 starter covers a single month.
Next Vial	$249/mo	Same as above	Selecting “Tirzepatide Injection” on the same plan picker swaps in its own four prices; like semaglutide, one price covers every dose, and the twelve-month card is badged “MOST POPULAR” rather than “BEST SELLER”.
Vytora Health	$249/mo	Same as above	One price at every dose. The three-month bill of $599 works out to $199.67 a month; Vytora prints it as $199.
Bionomy Health	$249/mo	Same as above	A single $249 monthly figure for tirzepatide appears on the home page, the GLP-1 page, the shop and the payment table alike. Dose isn't mentioned in any price, and the GLP-1 page says the dose is “titrated every 4 weeks.” A “GLP-1 Bundle” sells for $429 a month, but no page lists what's in it.
Ivologist	$249/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide's Starter runs 12 weeks, stepping from 2.5 to 7.5 mg, at $249 a month after a $224 first month, or $697 up front. Maintenance at any dose is $299 a month, or $847 per three months ($282 a month). Microdosing starts at $58 a week, billed quarterly.
Kina	$249/mo	Same as above	The weekly tirzepatide injection costs one price at every dose. Kina also sells tirzepatide as once-daily sublingual drops for $229 a month, less than the shot.
Ark Health	$249/mo	Same as above	One monthly figure, with no dose ladder on the card. Formulation, strength and quantity are “confirmed by your prescriber and dispensing pharmacy” after approval.
Bodi Envi	$249/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is also one price “All doses / per month,” with $249 struck through for a $229 intro rate. The dual-action micro-dose tirzepatide has no published price.
BloomWell Rx	$249/mo	Same as above	Sold as “Personalized GLP-1/GIP *Contains Tirzepatide”, with a “Starts at” figure for the one-month and three-month options and no per-dose prices.
Superior Remedies	$249/mo	Same as above	Also a starting price (“from $249/mo”) under the same flat-rate, no-surcharge promise. The tirzepatide page itself shows no figure.
TOM Weight Loss	$249/mo	$249/mo	Premium covers “Tirzepatide up to 15 mg/week” at the same price. The home page headline repeats the monthly figure: “Compounded tirzepatide · $249/month Medication, physician care, and ongoing check-ins included.”
Goal MD	$249/mo	Same as above	The product page states the same price at every dose, no automatic billing, included consultations, supplies and expedited shipping.
Precision Telemed	$249.99/mo	Same as above	Flat across 2 mg to 15 mg on the Month to Month plan and the 3-month supply. The $179.99 Maintenance Program stays at 2 mg. Month one costs $199 and each later month $249.99.
Optimized Health	$250/mo	Same as above	Dose-tiered, but only the entry tier has a figure. The price card says “PRICING INCREASES AT HIGHER DOSE TIERS”, and the rate for your dose is “confirmed with you before you begin.”
Zera Health	$255/mo	Same as above	Both tirzepatide cards read “5mg/10mg vial”, and the flat-price promise on the home page covers every titration step. The $315 beside the $199 is struck through in the page's own markup.
Yucca Health	$258/mo	$225/mo	The same flat-price promise covers tirzepatide: “Your price stays flat at every dose level.” Yucca's compounded-tirzepatide page restates the ladder in its own words: “Compounded tirzepatide from Yucca is $258 per month, 46% off the $475 monthly comparison price. The 6-month plan is $1,350 total, equivalent to $225 per month and 53% off.”
Blue Haven RX	$259/mo	Same as above	Same flat price at every dose. The home-page tirzepatide tile reads “$179/month*”, $80 under the FAQ's $259, and the asterisk leads to no pricing footnote.
Jently	$259/mo	Same as above	Once-weekly injection; no dose table and no statement on whether higher doses cost more. The pricing box lower on the page shows “$199 (per month)” as the “Founding Member Price-Lock”.
NativeMed	$259/mo	$183/mo	The tirzepatide page repeats “Same price any dose & no hidden fees.” Monthly billing starts at $199, then $259 from month two.
HealthiCare	$264/mo	Same as above	Same receipt, different medication line: "Medication $135.00, Doctor Consultation $30.00, Prescription Preparation $10.00, Shipping & Handling $25.00, Telehealth Platform Fee $20.00, HealthiCare Service (20%) $44.00, Monthly recurring charge $264.00." Again exact.
Telezen MD	$268/mo	Same as above	Same price at every dose, as for semaglutide. The microdosing page lists a tirzepatide microdose (“Compounded Tirzeparide (Plans 1.5mg Microdose)”) at $168 a month or $448 a quarter ($149 a month), figures identical to the standard semaglutide plan's.
REMEVi	$269/mo	Same as above	Flat across the five protocol levels, 2.125 mg to 11.125 mg weekly: “Your price every 4 weeks stays the same at every dose.”
ARSYNL Rx	$269/mo	Same as above	One price from the 2.5 mg start through 15 mg. The injection page shows only the one-month plan (card range “$269.00 through $1,299.00”). The Tirzepatide HypoSpray® transdermal spray, applied Monday through Friday, is priced “$269 / month 1-Month Plan Flexible Billed monthly $253 / month 3-Month Plan Save $48 $759 billed once”.
Actin	$269/mo	Same as above	The same three unlabeled cards, with no dose ladder. The tirzepatide FAQ says a provider may pair it with either B12 or glycine.
Renlo Health	$269/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide page's price-lock chart shows $269 at all three dose levels against a “typical dose-based pricing” column that climbs to $445. The $233 three-month rate comes from Renlo's tirzepatide cost guide; the treatment page lists only the monthly price.
MedLeanRx	$269/mo	Same as above	Same starting-dose footnote. A Texas-only promotion sells a 2-month supply at 2 mg weekly for $325.
Heros Health	$275/mo	Same as above	Monthly only, and flat across doses under the same “Same plan price at every prescribed dose” line. No quarterly or semi-annual tirzepatide card is shown, and the old tirzepatide product page (/weight-loss/heros-tirzepatide) now reads “Product Not Found”.
Regenics	$278/mo	Same as above	Only the $199 home-page figure is published. Dosing starts at 2.5 mg weekly and rises by 2.5 mg every four weeks to a 15 mg maximum; no per-dose price appears.
Green Cap Health	$279/mo	Same as above	Same structure and the same billing caveat: prepay is $629 for three months and $999 for six, and the term plans are billed monthly. First month is $139.50 with GREEN50, again exactly half of $279. The savings chips reconcile here too: $279 − $249 = $30 × 3 = "Save $90 over 3 months", and $279 − $199 = $80 × 6 = "Save $480 over 6 months". The shop grid lower down the same page advertises the GLP-1/GIP injection at "From $129/mo", which is $70 below the cheapest tirzepatide rung Green Cap sells and identical to the semaglutide card beside it, on a page whose own notice reads "Tirzepatide is priced above Semaglutide across every tier."
Nova	$279/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is also priced by dose. Nothing is published above the starter dose, so the cost of titrating up is unknown until a provider sets it.
NuBloom	$279/mo	Same as above	One figure covers “Tirzepatide Available doses: 2.5 mg \| 5 mg \| 7.5 mg \| 10 mg \| 12.5 mg \| 15 mg”. A separate microdose plan is $249 a month (“$249/mo Once-weekly GLP-1/GIP Injections, Month to month subscription”) and stops at one strength: “Tirzepatide Microdoses Available: 2.5 mg”.
Nolu	$279/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses, billed every four weeks.
Rixa Health	$280/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide injection ladder is the only block on the page where all six rows really are four weeks. The three 90-day tablet prices ($450, $515 and $595) are totals with no per-unit rate published, so they're quoted in the notes, not tabled.
Enhance MD	$280/mo	Same as above	"GLP-1 Advanced tirzepatide — Starting at $180 first month — $280 /month (All Doses)" and "GLP-1 Elite semaglutide + tirzepatide — Starting at $222 first month — $322 /month (All Doses)". The Elite product combines both molecules and is filed here because tirzepatide is the more expensive half; Enhance MD's own words are "Dual GLP-1 + GIP with a combination of the Core and Advanced compounds." The microdosing card is the odd one out: "Starting at $169 /month (1mg/week)" with "Medication shipped every 12 weeks" and no first-month discount at all.
Bon Health	$285/mo	Same as above	Priced by plan length only; no per-dose tiers appear on the tirzepatide page or the home page's tirzepatide card.
Rx Platform	$285/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is also flat across doses, 2.5 mg to 15 mg. The step from one month ($285) to twelve ($149 a month) is steeper than semaglutide's, and the three- and six-month plans save only $20 and $26 a month.
Found	$289/mo	Same as above	Found's offer terms name both molecules together, "Save $100/mo or more on compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide when you choose a prepaid annual plan, compared to paying monthly", and publish no separate tirzepatide figure. The compounded tirzepatide and compounded semaglutide cards in Found's own medication list carry no price at all.
PlexusDx	$289/mo	Same as above	Flat from 2.5 mg to 15 mg. Compounded tirzepatide also comes as a daily dissolving tablet with its own ladder: $349 month to month, $299 a month on three months and $279 on six, flat from 5 mg to 25 mg.
Healthon	$295/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide carries two different monthly figures on the two pages, five dollars apart: the program page says “As low as $295/mo*” and the product page says “Starting at $290”. The program page's figure is used because its footnote defines the term and its quarterly rung, $837 or $279 a month, is arithmetically consistent with it.
ReadyRx	$295/mo	Same as above	Same shape and the same wording, one step up: the card is headed “Every Dose”, $295 buys the first month and “$315/mo. after” is printed beside it. Quarterly is $275 a month with a $255 first month. ReadyRx offers a one-time purchase of this drug too, and prices it nowhere.
Näky	$295/mo	Same as above	Weekly injection at one price for every dose. The “$265/mo” on the card is the $1,590 six-month supply; the $825 three-month supply is $275 a month by our math. New patients start at the low dose, and transfers report their current dose in the intake.
Good Life Meds	$297/mo	Same as above	From the pricing panel on the tirzepatide product page: "Patients Continuing GLP-1 Therapy: Standard Dose Levels : Monthly = $297 Quarterly = $822 6 Month Supply = $1494". Both multi-month totals divide exactly ($822 is $274 a month, $1,494 is $249), so the per-month column above is arithmetic Good Life's own totals support rather than a rounded estimate. The same panel opens with "First Order Promo: Pricing below DOES NOT include any promotional offers", which is what makes the $197 on the buy button a different number from the $297 here. A separate rung sits above it for new patients: "New GL JumpStart Bundle! 3 Month Supply = $599 · Initial 12 Week Supply: 2.5mg → 5mg → 7.5mg (4 weeks each) · Exclusive to patients new to GLP treatment - Initial 12 week dose levels only". Good Life publishes no per-month figure for the JumpStart and none is divided out of it here, but $599 for a new patient's first twelve weeks is $223 less than the $822 Quarterly rung the funnel actually sells you.
TMates	$297/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is the one product where the two surfaces agree: the app's plan screen shows the same $297, $267, $217 and $167 as the product page. Its charged-today totals weren't carried through to a checkout, so the figures here are the product page's own.
MD Exam	$297/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide product page is the odd one out. It prints “$258”, a figure that appears nowhere in the ladder on MD Exam's home page and matches no rung on it, on a site whose catalog page says “All meds cost the same”. As with semaglutide, the charged-today column above is the per-month rate times the term, since MD Exam publishes no charged-today figure for any rung.
RNK Health	$297/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is also a floor, “From $297/month”, with nothing printed for the doses above it.
GobyMeds	$299/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide sits on the same page: "Compounded Tirzepatide 3-month starter bundle $133/m" and "Compounded Tirzepatide (GLP-1/GIP) Starter Plan - 3-Month Bundle $399", which does multiply out exactly at $133 × 3. The single month reads "Compounded Tirzepatide (GLP-1/GIP) Single Month $299 · One month at any dosage." Past the starter dose the three-month bundle is priced by dose again, "Maintenance plan 1.5mg-3mg - $399 · Plans reaching up to 9mg/week - $499 · Plans reaching 11mg/week or higher - $599". Those are totals with no per-month figure beside them, so they're quoted as printed.
OrderlyMeds	$299/mo	Same as above	Not stated
SkinnyRx	$299/mo	$299/mo	The plan cards read like monthly billing, and the checkout says otherwise: the whole term is charged on day one, and the cycle is “Every 30 days for 6 months” rather than a calendar month. Each product page advertises two more rungs that aren't on this ladder, because SkinnyRx publishes a per-month rate for them and no charge: the injectable at $289 on four months and $225 on twelve, the tablets at $289 on three and $225 on twelve. Only the six-month plan carries an authorization line. Reaching the others means pressing Buy Now.
Loop Health	$299/mo	Same as above	One price at every dose. Tirzepatide is also sold as a rapid-dissolving tablet, which has no category of its own: its page reads “GLP-1 + GIP ORAL RDT WEIGHT MANAGEMENT All doses $399 / mo”.
Raeliva	$299/mo	Same as above	Weekly compounded tirzepatide shot at a fixed price whatever the dose. Raeliva also sells tirzepatide as an under-the-tongue tablet, which gets no block here: “Monthly plan $359/month the same every month”, “3-month plan $283/month $850 billed every 3 months” and “6-month plan $267/month $1,600 billed every 6 months”. A microdose tirzepatide injection is $149 monthly under the same longevity framing as the semaglutide microdose.
EOS Health	$299/mo	Same as above	Weekly compounded tirzepatide injection, also offered with B12 or glycine “FROM 179 / month”, flat across doses. The welcome credit makes the first order $269 for one month, $657 for three or $1,074 for six ($179 a month); renewals bill at the rates in the rungs.
NiceRx	$299/mo	Same as above	One tirzepatide price at every dose as well, $299 a month after a $199 first month. The starter pack steps from 2.5 mg to 7.5 mg over 12 weeks for $399 up front, which NiceRx presents as $133 a month, then rolls onto the $299 plan. Microdose tirzepatide is advertised from $189 a month.
Medro	$299/mo	Same as above	The same flat-price wording covers tirzepatide, shown when the Tirzepatide toggle on /glp1 is selected. Its first plan is $199 with the code and $299 at the regular rate.
Avono Health	$299/mo	Same as above	“$299/month at every Standard Dose level your clinician prescribes.” Compounded tirzepatide oral capsules are $349 a month. On the Microdose Program, tirzepatide injections are $219 and orally dissolving tablets $239.
RxION Health	$299/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses, with the same “Same price at every dose” promise as semaglutide. The single month shows $374 struck through beside $299. The glycine microdose version of tirzepatide is $224 a month, supply length not stated.
Health Source Online	$299/mo	Same as above	The injection shows $299.00 every 4 weeks for the 4-week starter, 6-week starter and full dose alike, and $549.00 every 8 weeks for the 8-week supply ($274.50 per four weeks is our division). Oral tirzepatide, a tablet dissolved under the tongue at bedtime, is a separate product at $399.00 every 4 weeks for either the starter or the full dose.
Spry	$299/mo	Same as above	“Starting at $299.00” on the home page and “$299.00” on the tirzepatide page, with no dose ladder behind it. Same four-week vial cycle as semaglutide.
Andrew Meds	$299/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide follows the same four-length grid with no dose tiers. Its three-month card reads “About $266/month” for $797, a rounded figure the site prints itself.
Corsica Health	$299/mo	Same as above	Two plan lengths only, like semaglutide, with no per-dose pricing. The brand-pen pages advertise the same GET25 code as bringing tirzepatide to $187 a month.
Fierce Health	$299/mo	Same as above	No dose tiers are printed. The Tirzepatide Microdose Program is priced on its own at $199 a month, $499 for three months in full or $949 for six.
RX Bella	$299/mo	Same as above	RX Bella shows $299 only as an entry figure, on its home cards and its catalog; the tirzepatide page has neither a price nor a dose table.
California Trim Clinic	$299/mo	Same as above	A starting figure only; higher-dose tirzepatide prices aren't listed on any page.
KERNX Health	$299/mo	Same as above	Seven weekly tirzepatide doses, 2.2 mg through 15 mg, each priced at $299. The microdosing tile on the home page offers tirzepatide at $199 for one month and $507 for three.
NP2GO	$299/mo	Same as above	Membership: $299 a month from 2.2 to 7.5 mg, $399 from 8.8 to 15 mg. Pay As You Go runs $250 to $600 a month by dose plus the quarterly $99 visit, and high-concentration vials cost $480 (40 mg) or $680 (80 mg) with no stated supply length.
Southern Vitality and Weight Loss	$299/mo	Same as above	Also sold by package length with no dose table. The three-month tirzepatide package is $599 at once; a “$499 starter pack” is listed beside it without saying what it covers.
Dr. Gillis' Wellness Center	$300/mo	Same as above	“Starting at” implies higher-dose prices that aren't printed. The FAQ says the clinic “can discuss compounded tirzepatide options for eligible patients”.
SurpassMD	$309/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses, like semaglutide. With the discount code the first subscription is $247 for 30 days or $177 a month on 12; standard rates apply after that.
AquaVita NextGen	$320/mo	Same as above	Same phase structure as semaglutide: $320 for the starting month or $900 for three months, then a Phase 2 continuation at $429 for 4 weeks or $1,100 for 12 weeks. The $300 a month on the three-month supply comes from $900., by our math
DrBrainRx	$324/mo	$249/mo	The Skinny Brain page tiers tirzepatide by dose: $299 a month up to 7.5 mg and $399 above that, adding that “Many patients achieve excellent results without increasing beyond 7.5 mg.” The home page tile instead reads “Tirzepatide (up to 15mg) $249”, and the product page prices Monthly Flex at one $299 figure for weekly doses of 2.5 mg to 15 mg. The 3-Month Momentum plan is $807 up front, “Equivalent to $269/month.”
GoodGirlRx	$329/mo	Same as above	Published the same way: "3-month plan Most Popular $255/mo * Save $74/mo $222 total over 3 months", "6-month plan Save $81/mo $248/mo ", "12-month plan Best Value Save $94/mo $235/mo ", "1-month plan $329/mo *". Those badges reconcile against $329 as well. The totals are again the per-month figure times the term, because the page states only that all plans are paid upfront.
RxSpan MD	$329/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide capsules cost $20 a month more than the injection at the monthly rate and exactly the same on the twelve-month plan, where both are “billed as one upfront payment of $2,905”. No three- or six-month tirzepatide rung is published; the plan picker that carries those terms is attached to the semaglutide flow.
NuDay Rx	$329/mo	Same as above	“Personalized Tirzepatide Compound.” A tirzepatide tablet is also listed, at $399.
The Calibrate Clinic	$329/mo	Same as above	Sold as the GLP-1+GIP Program, $199 for the first month and $329 a month at all doses after it. The payment table labels both figures tirzepatide. Compounded or brand isn't stated.
He & She MD	$339/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide split is wider. Six months is $289 a month on the product page and $199 on the plans page, a difference of $540 across the term, and three months is $309 against $209. As with semaglutide, the annual rung is the only figure the two documents share.
Pallas Health	$339/mo	Same as above	Weekly injection, and the same flat-price rule covers it: the home page says “Your compounded plan costs the same at every dose — step-ups your clinician prescribes are included.” The first month is $179, then $339 every 4 weeks, or a $259 monthly average on the annual plan.
Fitish	$339/mo	Same as above	Flat pricing: the injection page says tirzepatide is “priced flat at $339 for a monthly supply”. Compounded oral tirzepatide tablets cost the same $339 for four weeks. The Microdosing Program's fixed-dose tirzepatide is $269 per 28-day supply.
Prime Doctor RX	$339/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide carries the same four-rung shape at $70 a cycle above semaglutide on the monthly plan. No per-dose price is published, and the card calls it “Personalized GLP-1/GIP care with tirzepatide injection”.
Shapely	$348/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide tiers: month to month, $249 at low-to-mid doses and $299 at high doses. Three-month packages: starter $166 a month ($498), refill $199 ($597), high dose $279 ($837). As with semaglutide, the starter dose comes only in the 3-month package.
Zappy Health	$349/mo	Same as above	Both starter cards on the tirzepatide page now give 2.5 mg as the starting dose: the three-month card reads “Starting dose of 2.5 mg — 3-month plan: $837 total” and the six-month card “Starting dose of 2.5 mg — 6-month plan: $1794 total”. The 0.25 mg misprint recorded in August 2026 is gone.
Nu Image Medical	$349/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide injection's advertised floor isn't on this ladder. Nu Image markets it at $269 a month, but the cheapest injection rung in the enrollment flow is $289 on three months, and a single month is $349. The tablet ladder goes the other way: its five-month rung, $296.65, undercuts the $314 the site advertises as its lowest.
Peak Wellness	$349/mo	Same as above	“6 months for the price of 4” is exact here, since $349 × 4 = $1,396. It isn't exact on semaglutide, where four months is $996 against $990 charged.
Apex MD	$349/mo	Same as above	Injection and pill cost the same, $349, and the pill card is the one of the four whose delivery line is right: “Daily Pills”. Both are month to month with unlimited provider visits and Labcorp labs included.
Sprout Health	$349/mo	Same as above	The same promise covers tirzepatide: the price at sign-up holds as the dose rises, one-time discounts aside.
AHBARx	$349/mo	Same as above	Weekly compounded tirzepatide injection, same card layout as semaglutide: one price per supply length, no dose table, and the FAQ's “Pricing may vary by dosage.” Per-month figures on the longer rungs are our division.
Tyde Wellness	$349/mo	$125/mo	Same flat pricing across doses for full-strength tirzepatide. The microdose version is “Mircodose $249/month $126/month $92/month” for one, three and six months.
The Edit	$349/mo	Same as above	Flat across doses, same table heading as semaglutide. The limited-time first month is $300, then $349.
Wholesome Clinic	$349/mo	Same as above	The injection, compounded with niacinamide, is $349 at 2.5 to 5.0 mg in months 1 and 2, $449 at 7.5 to 10 mg in months 3 and 4, and $549 at 12.5 to 15 mg from month 5. A daily tirzepatide dissolving tablet is also sold at $249, $299 and $349 by phase (3, 4 and 5 mg on the tirzepatide pages).
Remote Pharmacy	$349.99/mo	Same as above	Compounded tirzepatide tablets, dissolved under the tongue each morning. The three-month line prints $315 a month against a $950 total, which works out nearer $317. A separate compounded tirzepatide injection page shows only “Starts at $229.99/mo” with no plan table.
Fridays	$359/mo	Same as above	"Compounded GLP-1/GIP * (Contains: Tirzepatide) Starting at $240 /mo", "Paid annually, delivered monthly", "($359/mo for month-to-month plan)". $240 x 12 is $2,880; Fridays prints no total of its own.
Elevated Health	$359/mo	Same as above	The same flat-price promise covers tirzepatide: “No membership fees. Same price at every dose.” The plan table appears twice on the page, once reading “$359/mo regular” and once “$359/mo after”.
ElleS	$359/mo	Same as above	Only the starting figure is printed, with no dose table. A Microdose Tirzepatide Injection, marked “Limited stock”, is sold by the month at $199.
Go Vida Plena	$359/mo	Same as above	Injectable tirzepatide is priced by plan length only, with the same “pueden variar según … dosis” footnote. The six-month card prints its total as “$1.734”, with a period where the other cards use a comma.
Ivím Health	$374.99/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide's six-month Continued Care and six-month Jumpstart are the same price, $1,247.94, and Microdosing matches Jumpstart at every term: 2 months $549.98, 4 months $895.96, 6 months $1,247.94. The per-month figures in this table are the stated total divided by the stated term; where that doesn't come out to the cent ($1,247.94 over six months), the column rounds and the total is the figure to trust.
LaSara Medical Group	$379/mo	Same as above	No per-dose prices; dosing starts low and rises over the first 8 to 12 weeks. A needle-free Hypospray Tirzepatide, sprayed on the skin Monday through Friday, is sold at the same $379, $399, $1,100, $1,995 and $3,895 ladder.
Tryozi	$379/mo	Same as above	The first four weeks cost $189 under the “First month 50% off” label, then $379 a month. Dose changes don't change the figure, per the same promise that covers semaglutide.
Freya Meds	$390/mo	Same as above	Monthly subscriptions bill every 28 days. The pricing page advertises quarterly tirzepatide at $333 per month; drug pages show $332. Confirm the written total before prepaying. Annual plans are closed to new subscribers.
Willow	$399/mo	Same as above	Not stated
Remedy Meds	$399/mo	Same as above	Not stated
Curex	$399/mo	Same as above	The twelve-month tirzepatide rung is the one confirmed at the payment processor rather than on a plan card, and the processor tells a slightly different story: “$3,438.00 / Then $3,588.00 per year starting next year”. The difference is a “SUMM12 -$150.00” annual coupon, not the “$149 first month” the card advertises. Renewal is $3,588 a year with no coupon.
Embody	$399/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is priced on the lander at $119 a month and in the contract at “$149 $399/month”. The shop sells no tirzepatide product at all, and the Flat Program prices it only as an adjustment: “Tirzepatide Injection: +$100/month”.
MEDGm	$399/mo	Same as above	Same shape, higher base. Month to month is $399, with a $279 first month behind the same coupon, and the twelve-month rung charges $3,228 at once. Every total on the ladder is the per-month figure times its term, so the arithmetic reconciles exactly.
Vyora Wellness	$399/mo	Same as above	Flat across the ladder the product page lists: “Tirzepatide Available doses: 2.5 mg \| 5 mg \| 7.5 mg \| 10 mg \| 12.5 mg \| 15 mg”. A separate microdosing plan is sold at a single 1.5 mg dose for “$399.00 every 2 months”, and dissolvable tirzepatide tablets are “$359.00 / month”; neither is a rung here.
iThriveMD	$399/mo	$146.25/mo	Standard tirzepatide is one price at every dose (“same price all doses”), injected twice a week, with the first cycle $299.00 under the $100-off promotion and $399.00 after. The last three rungs are a separate Microdosing Tirzepatide program capped at “1.5 mg per dose - 3 mg per week”, with no labs or BMI requirement; it has no monthly option, and its cards print their totals.
Heva Health	$399/mo	Same as above	Tirzepatide is priced flat across doses too. Its shop formula is “Tirzepatide/Glycine/B12 10mg/5mg/500mcg/mL”, and Heva can't dispense it in Alaska, Arkansas, Indiana or South Carolina.
MD Total Wellness	$399/mo	Same as above	The first month at the starting dose is $299, then $399 a month at any dose. Tirzepatide is labeled the clinic's “most popular” option.
Gaya Wellness	$399/mo	Same as above	Same $399 tier, with a tirzepatide caveat: “Pricing may increase for Tirzepatide doses above 10mg/week based on individual clinical needs.” No figure for those higher doses is printed; the physician is to discuss any change in cost before it's made.
RestorLife Med	$399/mo	Same as above	The full “Weight Loss +” protocol runs $399 a month once its $199 first month is over, and its 3-month and 6-month cards show $279 and $265 a month under the same “50% off month 1” wording, again with no billing schedule. The separate “Weight Loss + Micro” tirzepatide product is $149 a month, or $99 a month billed quarterly.
ElitePhysiqMD	$404/mo	Same as above	Medication only, before the $89.00 membership. Standard tirzepatide is $315.00 a month on subscription or $350.00 one-time. The microdosed version, starting “as low as 0.5 mg weekly”, is cheaper at $260.10. The three-month supply ships the whole escalation at once for $656.10 per quarter on subscription or $729.00 one-time; its dose menu runs from “Starting out” to “Holding at 12.5–15 mg”, and $218.70 a month is our division of the quarterly price.
InjectCo	$425/mo	$425/mo	Flat $425 a month; the subscription covers “dosage adjustments as needed,” and no dose-based surcharge is printed.
DudeMeds	$433/mo	Same as above	The monthly card says “ANY DOSE OR STRENGTH” and requires a monthly check-in. Refill cards for existing patients: 5 mg a week at $233 a month ($699 for 3 months), 7.5 mg at $299 ($598 for 2 months) and 10 mg at $399 ($1,197 for 3 months). Card images, not page text.
Premium Health	$445/mo	Same as above	A single $445 figure with no dose ladder. The tirzepatide page says the prescription is filled by an “FDA-registered compounding pharmacy” it doesn't name.
Zealthy	$449/mo	Same as above	The tirzepatide bundle is $349 for the first month and $449 after that. As with semaglutide, the $216 is a medication-only rate tied to a 3-month supply and the $648 is that figure multiplied by three rather than a total Zealthy publishes.
Fella Health	$449/mo	Same as above	Fella's tirzepatide is a daily oral tablet, sold at $449 a month with a $349 first month: “Try now for $349 on your first month” and “Save $100 instantly on your first month”. Its own FAQ names the regular rate: “No—the $100 discount only applies to your first month. After that, your subscription continues at the regular monthly rate: • Semaglutide: $299/month • Tirzepatide: $449/month”.
Get Thin MD	$449/mo	Same as above	Two of these per-month rates are arithmetic rather than quotation. Choose tirzepatide and the plan cards keep semaglutide's rates ($349, $215, $170, $131.50) while the Pay button switches to tirzepatide's amount. Get Thin MD prints the totals ($449, $897, $1,464, $2,298) and only two per-month rates of its own: $449 month to month, and “as low as $191.50 per month” in the FAQ beside the ladder. The $299 and $244 here are its totals divided by its own terms, and both divide exactly. The unit is four weeks, as with semaglutide.
FitRx	$449/mo	Same as above	Bundle: $349 for the first month, then $449 a month. À la carte, compounded tirzepatide starts “as low as $216 per month” with a 3-month supply (20% off), membership extra. A 3-month order ships as three vials, each “a one-month supply”.
AM Rx	$449/mo	Same as above	The FAQ permits added fees beyond standard titration schedules when a higher dose is clinically appropriate; the provider must discuss the change.
The Aesthetic Concierge	$479/mo	Same as above	Five-week tirzepatide renewals climb with dose: $479 up to 4 mg, $559 up to 6.8 mg and $579 up to 13.6 mg. Microdosing tirzepatide is $339 per five weeks, and maintenance refills start at $407.15.
ReflexMD	$597/mo	Same as above	The per-month figures on the two longer tirzepatide rungs are arithmetic, not quotation. ReflexMD prints a charge and a renewal for each and no monthly rate, and $1,250 over three months doesn't divide evenly, so trust the charges. The renewal is dearer than the first charge on every rung ($597 after $367, $1,550 after $1,250, $2,982 after $2,382), so the second cycle costs more, not less.
Rivas Medical Weight Loss	$599/mo	Same as above	One tirzepatide price at any dose: $599 a month by video, or in a clinic $165 per weekly visit, $627 for four weeks, or $1,782 for twelve weeks ($148.50 a week).
AgelessRx	Not published	$159/mo	"Microdosing Tirzepatide ... Starting at $159 / mo Monthly, 2-mo, and 4-mo plans Starting price applies to 4-mo plans", and again lower on the page as "$159/month Applies to 4-month plan billed in full". The $636 is $159 times four; AgelessRx does not print a total. No price is published for the monthly or the two-month plan.
Alan Health	Not published	Same as above	"Personalized Compounded Tirzepatide Starting from $325 /mo" with "Paid upfront with a 6-month plan", repeated at the foot of the page as "Try Alan today starting at $325 /mo* * Paid upfront with a 6 -month plan". Tirzepatide gets no buy-one-get-one and no one-month figure anywhere, so the charged-today figure is $325 multiplied by six, a total Alan never prints itself.
altRx	Not published	Same as above	Previous September price evidence is retained in the source notes. The October offer page does not establish a current billing ladder for this product.
Ascend Medical	Not published	Same as above	“Starting Package Tirzepatide $240”, again with no stated length. Refill pricing after the first 8 weeks depends on vial size and insurance; self-pay prices are given only by phone.
Balanced Hormone Health	Not published	Same as above	Also sold by the vial: 60 mg for $499 (“~12 Week Supply”), 75 mg for $540, 120 mg for $849 and 150 mg for $900. Larger vials are refill-only for patients already on 6 mg a week or more. Per-mg rates run from $11.44 (with B3) to $6 (with glycine).
Bayan Health	Not published	Same as above	Weekly compounded tirzepatide injection with vitamin B6, flat across doses: “The Price stays the same per month at $149 regardless of your dose.” Two cheaper tirzepatide products sit on the same shelf: a microdose tirzepatide + B6 injection and tirzepatide oral drops, each $119.00 a month. The oral drops page carries the 90-day commitment; the microdose page's Additional Information tab read “Additional information is not available yet.”
BetterMe Rx	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide's card has an eligibility button and no figure, like semaglutide's. The microdosing page lists both drugs “COMPOUNDED WITH GLYCINE,” also unpriced, and the dosing FAQ covers oral tablet versions of each.
Big Easy Weight Loss	Not published	Same as above	Priced by pharmacy and package length, not dose. The card reads “Starting at $599 for 12 weeks”. The New Patients Guide lists $499 for 10 weeks through OptioRx, $599 for 12 weeks through several other pharmacies, Miller's of Wycoff at $867 for 12 weeks, and Medivant at $360 for 4 weeks (15mg only), with $80 to $100 off starter dosing for first-time GLP-1 patients.
Bioverse	Not published	Same as above	Same shape, higher figures: “Starting at”, $449 struck through, “$399/mo”, and “Starts at $399/month. Lower than 12 leading brands.*” under a footnote reading “Comparison based on 12-mo. plan prices for compounded tirzepatide from 12 leading competitors as of December 2024”. No term is stated here either.
Bliv	Not published	Same as above	"Best Results Tirzepatide Dual-action support for stronger appetite control. as low as as low as $199 per month", carrying the same "* based on plan structure and eligibility" footnote and, again, no plan length.
Blue Sky MD	Not published	Same as above	“Tirzepatide - $60/week in-office”, written as “$60/month” in the comparison table. The site doesn't say whether its tirzepatide is compounded; an FAQ answer refers to “the medication we compound ourselves,” and brand Zepbound and Mounjaro are also offered.
Brello Health	Not published	$166/mo	Brello's own words on the tirzepatide page: "Billed $499 today Then $499 every 11 weeks" and "$499 Averages $166/mo". $499 divided by three is $166.33, and the renewal clock is 11 weeks rather than three months. At that cadence a 52-week year holds 4.7 charges of $499, which is $2,359 a year, or about $197 a calendar month.
Cabana	Not published	Same as above	No price on the tirzepatide injection page either; it says the program “includes provider consultations, prescription medication, and complimentary delivery.”
Call-On-Doc	Not published	Same as above	“Compounded Tirzepatide $375.00” on the same Full Strength All-In-One card, likewise with no period stated.
Candor Rx	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide's only figure is “As low as $149/month”, flat by dose, with no plan length attached.
Care Bare Rx	Not published	Same as above	Sold as a weekly injection and, at the provider's discretion, as a compounded oral form. No monthly tirzepatide price is published. The only tirzepatide figure on the site is a three-month bundle card on the /gluca landing page reading “From $1068/mo”, and that page labels its bundle prices both per bundle and per month.
CeliaRx	Not published	Same as above	Two vial sizes share one printed ladder, 2.5 mg a week rising in four-week steps to 12.5 mg. The 34 mg vial is $549.00 for “~2 month supply” with a footnote of $350.00/mo; the 68 mg vial is $699.00 with a footnote of $225.00/mo and a four-month supply. Neither footnote matches its vial price divided by its months (about $275 and $175 by our math). CeliaRx also sells compounded tirzepatide as a dissolvable tablet, $299.00 for 4 mg and $499.00 for 8 mg, with no tablet count or supply length given.
Clinic Secret	Not published	Same as above	Same as semaglutide: the only figures, $297 (struck), $197 and $49 a week, don't say which medication they cover.
Coivas	Not published	Same as above	Flat at every dose, on the same terms as semaglutide. This card reads “Save $90 with quarterly plan”, and the Challenge page shows the same $199 intro, “then $229/mo”.
Concierge MD	Not published	Same as above	One price, $299 a month, with no dose table; the FAQ says the monthly fee covers “a shipment every 60 days”.
Contour Health	Not published	Same as above	The one published figure is “Compounded tirzepatide $50 / week STARTING PRICE*”, under the same footnote: the price depends on dose and the medication comes in two-month vials. No monthly figure and no vial price for tirzepatide is printed.
CoraDoc	Not published	Same as above	From the “Tirzepatide Initial” page, titration included. The tirzepatide maintenance program runs $897 for three months ($299 a month), $1,494 for six, $2,151 for nine and $2,748 for twelve. An older tirzepatide product page still lists “Initial – 6 Weeks (New Patients) - $263/month” and a six-month rate of $149.
CoreAge Rx	Not published	Same as above	Advertised as “Start with Tirzepatide from” $149 a month, “Same price at every dose” and “Includes all supplies”. The FAQ says CoreAge's compounded tirzepatide “is typically formulated with B-12”, and a version without it can be requested at intake.
DadVantage Men's Health	Not published	Same as above	Sold only in packs priced by weekly dose, paired with niacinamide: at 2.5 mg a week, $400 for 8 weeks or $700 for 16; at 5 mg, $700 for 6 weeks or $1,200 for 12. There's no four-week tirzepatide supply and no listed price above 5 mg.
Direct Meds	Not published	Same as above	Sold as a weekly injection and priced nowhere public. The tirzepatide product page lists no figure, and the FAQ's “$297/month for injections” is a starting price for injections that doesn't name the drug.
Dollar Dad Club	Not published	Same as above	The home page's lander prints “Tirzepatide only $139 /month Any dose - Same price”, again without a plan length. /pages/weight-loss gives tirzepatide the same $149 monthly, $349 quarterly and $599 six-month ladder as semaglutide. The same flat-at-every-dose promise applies.
Dr. Arevitalize	Not published	$269/mo	Laid out like the semaglutide card: four bundle lengths on offer, one printed rate, $269 a month on the 12-month bundle. Tirzepatide oral capsules are a separate card at “Starting as low as $349 /month”, again with no plan length attached to the figure.
Factor Health MD	Not published	$149.99/mo	Flat at every dose, per the FAQ: “We include all doses of at one flat rate—no hidden fees or additional charges.” Pay-as-you-go tirzepatide comes as a 40 mg vial for $399 or a 60 mg vial for $499, again without a stated duration. The example titration climbs from 1.5 mg to 13.5 mg a week.
Fidelity Medical Clinic	Not published	Same as above	Every stage is $349: eight doses (two months) to start, then seven doses at step-up and four doses at maintenance. The $174.50 a month on the starter vial comes from $349, by our math. Fidelity also sells compounded tirzepatide as a daily tablet, $249 for 30 tablets at 3 mg, 4 mg or 5 mg.
Fifty 410	Not published	Same as above	Three-month programs priced by dose tier: Starter “$133/month $399 total”, Mid Dose “$166/month $499 total” and High Dose “$183/month $549 total”. No one-month tirzepatide option is listed, and the whole three-month supply ships at once after payment.
Fitness RX	Not published	Same as above	Named in the support center's list of drugs clinicians may prescribe, and unpriced.
formidableMD	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide is listed the same way, “Tirzepatide 10mg - $199 20mg - $239 30mg - $279 40mg - $319”, with no supply length attached to any vial.
Framework	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide carries no figure of its own either. Neither weekly teaser says which of the two drugs it refers to.
Gala Health	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide is priced the same as semaglutide on every public page: $179 on the yearly plan and $199 on the 3-month plan, at every dose. The homepage lists it as “Compounded GLP-1/GIP” with “incl. tirzepatide” under the name.
GetReliefRX	Not published	$359/mo	The same two terms and the same qualifiers as the semaglutide page, “Starting at:” on both cards and “(pricing dependent on dosing)” under both, for a compounded sublingual suspension rather than an injection.
Goldspan Health	Not published	Same as above	Same layout as semaglutide: tirzepatide with B12 or with glycine under Weight Loss, and a “Tirzepatide Microdose” (injection or sublingual) under Inflammation. Not one of these shows a dollar amount on Goldspan Health's site.
Harper Meds	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide has no figure of its own; which drug the $149 start buys isn't stated.
HeliMeds	Not published	$149/mo	The starter dose is $447 for 12 weeks and every higher dose $697, both one-time payments. The $37.25 weekly figure in the site banner is the $447 starter order spread over 12 weeks. No 4-week tirzepatide order and no refill price are published.
HelloWellness	Not published	Same as above	One plan price with no dose tiers. The product page labels the $499 with “/ month” directly above “Billed $499 today Then $499 every 11 weeks”; the home card and FAQ put tirzepatide at $166 a month, which matches the 11-week billing, not the “/ month” label.
Henry Meds	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide at Henry is an orally dissolving tablet taken daily, not an injection, and it's sold only as “Tirzepatide Oral (3-Month Supply)”: $1,047, or $891 paid in full, which is $297 a month by our division. No one-month price is published. The line beneath the price describes “Up to 6 mg compounded orally dissolving tirzepatide tablets, taken daily and delivered every 60 days for 6 months”, which doesn't square with a three-month supply.
HumeCare+	Not published	Same as above	Sold, and never priced on the public site. The microdose page carries a “Compounded Tirzepatide” tile with a Get Started button.
Immortals	Not published	$180/mo	Weekly tirzepatide shot compounded with glycine and B12, in a “Personalized Dose” or a “Microdose” version. $180 is a floor: the page says “From”, and the collection FAQ says “Pricing varies by medication and dose.” Immortals doesn't post a dose table. The $540 charged per quarter is $180 times three; the page doesn't print a quarterly total.
Intimate Rose	Not published	Same as above	Listed as the dual GLP-1 and GIP option, tirzepatide carries no figure of its own.
Iron Med Rx	Not published	Same as above	Injections start at $149, the same figure as semaglutide, and compounded tirzepatide tablets at $249; neither page names the plan length or dose behind it. A tirzepatide microdose injection is also $149, an oral microdose $249, and an oral semaglutide-plus-tirzepatide combination $269.
Joi + Blokes	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide has three further variants, none of them named and all of them $0.00. The men's and women's shop trees price every product identically.
JRNYS	Not published	Same as above	The product grid shows “Tirzepatide Microdose from $216/m”. On the microdose page there's no figure at all, no plan length, no dose ladder, and no word on whether the $89 membership is added.
JumpstartMD	Not published	Same as above	Not stated
JustAnswer Weight Loss	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide's $195.82 carries the same annual-plan asterisk in the hero and none on the pricing card; no dose tiers are shown.
Levers Health	Not published	Same as above	Billed monthly under the same two-month minimum. The Low-Dose plan is $296 a month, stops at 5 mg a week and ships 20 mg a month; above that, the Monthly Plan is “same price any dose” at $396. Single vials run $490 (20 mg), $690 (40 mg) and $1,090 (80 mg, as two 40 mg bottles). A microdose plan sold for longevity, up to 2.5 mg a week and 10 mg a month, is $246 monthly.
Live Vital	Not published	Same as above	Also “Starting at”, with no dose tiers shown; $183 is the $549 total split in three.
Longevixx	Not published	Same as above	The tirzepatide page describes “flat-rate pricing” without printing a rate.
Lumora MD	Not published	Same as above	Every tirzepatide option (plain, with B12, with glycine; 5 to 30 mg per mL in six tiers) reads “Price confirmed in secure checkout”. A sublingual tirzepatide is also mentioned, unpriced.
MadeMed	Not published	$369/mo	The injection costs the same from 2.5 mg through 15 mg, with L-Carnitine in each vial. MadeMed also sells compounded tirzepatide as a daily sublingual tablet (3 mg to 7 mg, one price at each strength): $299 a month on the quarterly plan, billed $897, or $279 a month on the six-month plan, billed $1,674.
MANÜ Telehealth	Not published	Same as above	The Tirzepatide Starter Plan (“Entry tirzepatide pricing for early and mid-dose treatment.”) starts at $297 and the Tirzepatide Full Dose Plan at $397. As with semaglutide, how long a package lasts isn't printed.
Marek Health	Not published	Same as above	The weight-loss page offers “Tirzepatide” injections once weekly with no price or dose table. Filed as compounded because the FAQ says Marek fulfills orders only through “503A/503B FDA Approved and Audited compounding pharmacies”; semaglutide appears in the FAQ text but not as an offered product.
Medi-Weightloss	Not published	Same as above	First month only: “Compounded tirzepatide $199 first month”. Later months aren't priced.
Medsol RX	Not published	Same as above	The home page tile reads “Tirzepatide (Tirz) Starting at $239/month” with no plan length, and the tirzepatide page gives only a range, “$250 to $1,400 per month, depending on whether you choose compounded options or branded prescriptions.” Neither figure is tied to a month-to-month plan.
Mevo Health	Not published	Same as above	The tirzepatide tile reads “As low as $259” with no plan length or dose attached.
Mint Medical Clinic	Not published	Same as above	Named as “Compounded Tirzepatide” among the medications offered; it carries no separate figure.
Neo Soma Healthcare	Not published	Same as above	“Tirzepatide Try It Once $330” covers 2.50 mg to 5.00 mg, with no word on how many weeks of injections it holds. Refills are “$495.00 – $680.00” across 5 mg to 15 mg in 4-week or 6-week durations, with no per-option price shown.
NewSelf	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide has the same shape: one price at every dose, twelve months pre-selected at $1,379.88 due today, and nothing that buys one month. The same chooser also prices Mounjaro at $1,899.97 and Ozempic at $1,495.97 with no term or cycle, and picking either brings up an out-of-stock notice instead of a plan, so neither is on this ladder. The recurring tirzepatide card reads “$24499/mo”, with no decimal written, and stays off the ladder for the same reason.
NextMeds	Not published	Same as above	Listed as “Compounded Tirzepatide GLP-1 + GIP INJECTION” with no price beside it.
Noom	Not published	Same as above	The tirzepatide pair mirrors the semaglutide pair at higher figures: microdose opens at $99 and renews at $597 per 12 weeks, full dose opens at $149 and renews at $897 per 12 weeks. Noom's home page still footnotes the full-dose tirzepatide module at “$349 per month plus tax for 12 week subscription thereafter,” $50 a month above the program page's own figure.
Novi	Not published	Same as above	“Tirzepatide injections … In stock • Up to $250 OFF”, no price shown.
Nucore Health	Not published	Same as above	“As low as $269 / Month”, again without a term or dose. No other tirzepatide figure appears outside the microdosing offer.
NuuVim	Not published	$133/mo	The same all-doses promise covers tirzepatide. Its standard rate is the only NuuVim figure printed with cents: $199.67 a month on a $599 quarterly charge.
Oak	Not published	Same as above	Same terms as semaglutide: a 12-month rate on the page, a one-month price only at checkout, and a subscription fee that “may change from time to time based on changes in dosage”.
Omnia TeleHealth	Not published	Same as above	Listed among the weight-loss services (“GLP-1 medication prescriptions (semaglutide and tirzepatide)”), with no price anywhere on Omnia's pages.
OnlyRx	Not published	Same as above	“Tirzepatide Injections Starting at $249”, again with no period, plan length or dose.
Options Medical Weight Loss	Not published	Same as above	Two starting figures and no term for either. The home page tile reads “Starting at $399/mo. Medication Included” under TRZ Medications, while the telehealth pricing section lists tirzepatide injections “Starting at $299/mo.” The tirzepatide program page linked from the home page returns a 404 error.
Polly	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide is $199 on the same card row, under the same “Injectable Weekly” label, with the same missing period.
Potere Health MD	Not published	Same as above	The 60 mg vial is $399.99 on the first fill, $350 on the second and $299 from the third (the text below prints that last one as $299.99). The pricing page says 60 mg lasts 24 weeks at 2.5 mg and 6 weeks at 10 mg, and footnotes the $135 as “three months paid upfront.”
PrescribedRX	Not published	$233/mo	Same flat-price promise, “Same Price at Every Dose”. The help center's ladder runs from 2.2 mg a week to 15 mg (6.6 mg for BMI 25 to 27). $233 is the card's own rounding of $697 over three months.
Primary Clinic	Not published	Same as above	Four tiers: $133 (1.25mg-2.5mg), $183 (4-5.5mg), $233 (6-7.5mg) and $258 (8mg-10mg) a month for the medication, sold at what Primary Clinic calls wholesale cost to active members only.
Prime Health	Not published	Same as above	Same as semaglutide: no published price, and the Program Membership Fee is presented only inside enrollment.
Queen RX	Not published	Same as above	Also three-month packs only: the Tirzepatide Starter Pack at $499 (struck $699) and the Maintenance Pack at $599 (struck $999), with no dose breakdown.
Red Mountain Weight Loss	Not published	Same as above	Same as semaglutide: no published price at any dose.
Rejuve Meds	Not published	Same as above	Weekly “Dual-action GLP-1/GIP compounded formulation”, $265 a month on the 12-month plan. Dissolvable tirzepatide tablets are listed at $295 a month on the same 12-month basis.
Rivo Health	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide's card reads “Starting at $199 /mo” beside a struck-through $389, again “with an annual plan,” for injection or oral alike. No per-dose price appears on any page.
Roboclinic	Not published	Same as above	“Tirzepatide Injections” are priced “$189/m” next to “$279”, again unlabeled, under the note “Save $90/mo on extended plans”. The $90 is exactly the gap between the two figures, which fits an extended-plan rate as well as a first-month rate, so no one-month price is recorded.
Rx Peps Direct	Not published	Same as above	Six monthly vials: $45 (12 mg), $90, $127.50, $165, $210 and $247.50 (66 mg, month 6 and on), each a 30-day supply at that dose. Refill vials run $112.50 for 30 mg up to $675 for 180 mg. The glycine and B6 version starts at $225 for 60 mg. The $39 visit fee and the pharmacy's $15 shipping come on top of every order.
RxPros	Not published	Same as above	"Compound Tirzepatide ... Price Starting at $144 97 /mo (Paid Annually)", again with no total printed, so $1,739.64 is that figure times twelve. Tirzepatide appears elsewhere on the same page as "$ 144 97 A Month", "Tirzepatide Now only $249 " and "Tirzepatide $ 224 99 /month *".
RxSaludable	Not published	Same as above	The only figure is the card's “Starting at $169/mo”, with no plan length, no refill price and no dose table behind it.
Science & Co	Not published	Same as above	Same flat-dose promise. The tirzepatide card shows “$125 /month $199 Save 37%”, again with no label on the $199; $1,500 is twelve times $125.
ShedRx	Not published	Same as above	Published the same way: "Plan Per Month 1 Month $299 6 Months $269 Save $180 12 Months $239 Save $720". Both savings figures reconcile against $299, and the two-month minimum in the terms applies here too, so the shortest commitment is $598.
Society of You	Not published	Same as above	No dose table sits behind the starting price; the card just lists “2.5mg - 15mg”. The low-dose “Microdose Tirzepatide” card is also “From $249”.
Somi Health	Not published	Same as above	“STARTING AT $165 /mo” on the “MOST EFFECTIVE 3-MONTH PLAN” card, also marked “ANY DOSE”. The footer spells the drug “Tirazepatide”.
Sumbare Wellness	Not published	Same as above	Tirzepatide is marked “MOST CHOSEN” and priced nowhere. A third program, GLP-1 Microdose, is sold for body composition and names no molecule.
T2D Inc.	Not published	Same as above	Offered on the same unpriced subscription as semaglutide, with the prescriber choosing between them.
Tell Her Doc	Not published	Same as above	Weekly compounded tirzepatide injections, with microdoses. Unpriced before the quiz. A compounded tirzepatide pill is also listed, with no price.
Telos RX	Not published	Same as above	Flat across doses, “As low as $139 per month” on an unnamed plan length. A separate microdosed tirzepatide protocol is listed “As low as $116 per month”, also without a term.
Tonik Wellness	Not published	Same as above	The tirzepatide cards carry a caveat: “This plan covers standard dose escalation. Higher-dose protocols may require an upgraded plan based on provider recommendation.” No price for an upgraded plan is printed. The same three-month minimum applies, so the Monthly card commits you to $1,047.
TRT Nation	Not published	$219/mo	Dose never changes the rate. The weight-loss FAQ says TRT Nation offers “tirzepatide at a consistent rate of $219 per month, regardless of dosage,” and the women's weight-loss FAQ puts it as “Same price, every dose.” Every tirzepatide prescription is compounded with vitamin B12.
VigorMeds	Not published	Same as above	Only a three-month figure is published, beside a $100-off badge, and the tirzepatide listing leaves the injection's price blank (“from $ per month”). Sublingual tirzepatide drops, which have no category of their own, list at $233 a month and show “● 100$ off ● 3 month plan ● from $159” on their product page.
Vita Bella	Not published	Same as above	Also a “from” price, tied to the 2.5 mg start, compounded with vitamin B-6, with no dose ladder published. The same membership, consult and per-order shipping apply.
Vitalex Health	Not published	Same as above	Listed as “Tirzepatide Injection from $169/mo”, with no dose or plan detail beside it.
VitaraRx	Not published	Same as above	“From $149 / Month”, same wording, doses 2.5 mg to 15 mg.
Voxy	Not published	Same as above	“Dual-action GLP-1/GIP therapy”, priced only inside the same plan picker.
VyrarX	Not published	Same as above	“Tirzepatide Program Dual-action GLP-1/GIP therapy for advanced weight management. FROM $329 /mo”, with no ladder shown.
WeightlessRx	Not published	Same as above	Same structure as semaglutide, $700 for a 3-month supply at any dose, with “Priority 24–48h shipping” added.
WeightRx	Not published	$83/mo	Both figures are a division, and WeightRx does the dividing itself: $997 once for twelve months is the $83 it advertises, and $749 once for six months is $125. The charge is single, and the site says so at the card fields: “Your card is charged once, securely — no account or subscription required.” Higher doses cost more, and the plan screen prices them separately: “Optional higher doses — $99/mo”. What that adds to a plan already paid in full is not stated.
Woodwork	Not published	Same as above	“From $199/mo” on the GLP-1 page, the asterisk pointing only to “Prices vary by product and plan”. No term, dose or billing cadence is attached.
yourEra	Not published	Same as above	Not stated
YOURx Health	Not published	Same as above	Not stated
ZYP Medical	Not published	Same as above	The 2-month starter runs 2.5 mg weekly for four weeks, then 5 mg, with in-between steps such as 3.5 mg. Three-month plans exist, priced only as the home page's $233 average. Oral compounded tirzepatide gets no block here: $250 a month for dissolving tablets, or $199 for 30 chewable tablets.

“Month to month” is the medication rung plus any membership the company requires, so it is comparable across the column. “Advertised” is the rung the company marks in its own headline, which for 18 of these 340 is a smaller number than the one beside it. “Not published” means nothing on the company's public pages gave a price for one month with no commitment on the date its review carries. That describes the pages, not the company. That applies to 105 of the 340 here.

How to price one of these plans

Every row above links a full review and a cost page carrying that company's whole ladder: each prepay rung, what it charges today, and anything the price does not include. To work a single plan out line by line, the real cost calculator uses the same figures this table does.

What we found across these companies

Answer · published October 2026What if prepaid GLP-1 medication becomes unavailable?
Unshipped treatment, dispensed medication and unused membership can have different refund rules. Ask which part of your prepaid balance is refundable.
Refunds and guarantees · Memberships
Answer · published October 2026Does a GLP-1 savings card cover the telehealth membership fee?
Medication savings and clinical subscriptions are separate bills. Compare the pharmacy charge, care fee and renewal terms before enrolling.
Memberships · Price transparency
Answer · published October 2026How do GLP-1 vial and pen prices compare with months of supply?
Compare the prescribed product, package, usable supply and billing period together. A vial count or low per-month headline cannot answer all four.
Billing units · Which drug you get
Answer · published October 2026Does canceling a GLP-1 membership stop the next refill?
Canceling membership, canceling a medication order and ending clinical care are separate events. Confirm each one in writing.
Refunds and guarantees · Memberships
Answer · published October 2026What should you do if a GLP-1 delivery arrives warm?
Contact the dispensing pharmacy before using a questionable shipment. The replacement policy and the medication’s storage requirements answer different questions.
What they tell you · Refunds and guarantees
Answer · published October 2026Are lab tests included in a GLP-1 telehealth price?
Ask whether testing, the laboratory charge and the follow-up interpretation are included. A consultation fee does not answer all three.
Price transparency · What they tell you
Answer · published October 2026How do you switch GLP-1 providers without paying twice?
Compare the receiving clinic’s records requirements, both billing calendars and the new prescription decision. A transfer does not guarantee a refill.
Memberships · Refunds and guarantees
Answer · published October 2026Can your GLP-1 provider treat you while you travel?
A national shipping claim does not establish that your assigned clinician can treat you in every state you visit.
State licensure · What they tell you
Answer · published October 2026How do you verify a GLP-1 dispensing pharmacy?
Verify the pharmacy that will fill your prescription, using its legal name and address. A telehealth brand and a pharmacy are not necessarily the same business.
What they tell you · Which drug you get
Answer · published September 2026What does brand Zepbound cost through Ro, Hims and other telehealth companies?
Each company's own Zepbound price against LillyDirect's self-pay ladder: the drug is Lilly's price at all but one, and the company's fee is the markup, by our math.
Memberships · Price transparency · Which drug you get
Answer · published September 2026Where can you get the Wegovy pill or Foundayo online, and how much more do telehealth companies charge than the maker?
Every company we review that lists the Wegovy pill or Foundayo, each month with its required membership added, against NovoCare's and LillyDirect's own self-pay price at the same dose.
Which drug you get · Memberships · Price transparency
Answer · published September 2026Can you reach a human, and when?
Published support schedules, telephone numbers and round-the-clock access claims across the roster. A messaging channel does not establish staffed response hours.
What they tell you
Answer · published September 2026Do they say which state your prescriber is licensed in?
The single most American question this site asks, counted across the roster: who says the clinician treating you is licensed where you are, and what the rest say instead.
State licensure · What they tell you
Answer · published September 2026Is an FDA warning letter a reason to avoid a company?
46 of the companies reviewed here carry one. What each letter actually alleges, in FDA's own words, why they arrive in batches, and why none of them is a verdict.
What they tell you · Advertised claims
Answer · published September 2026Where does your GLP-1 medication ship from?
Not one company here discloses overseas fulfillment, a third state that dispensing is domestic, and the rest say nothing. Ask before you pay if it matters to you.
What they tell you · State licensure
Answer · published August 2026Why the advertised GLP-1 price is almost never what you pay
How many companies advertise a price you can actually pay for a single month, how many don't, and the three tricks that open the gap.
Price transparency · Memberships
Answer · published August 2026Can you get your money back on a GLP-1 subscription?
Refund clauses quoted from each company's own policy: what survives dispensing, how long the window is, and the plans that give nothing back at all.
Refunds and guarantees · Prepay terms · What they tell you
Answer · published August 2026Is the cheapest GLP-1 company cheapest for the drug you need?
Every molecule this roster prices, with how many companies will sell a single month of it and what the cheapest one costs. The field collapses when you need the brand.
Which drug you get · Price transparency
Answer · published August 2026Do the savings badges on GLP-1 plans add up?
Most reconcile exactly. That is what makes the one printing minus one dollar, and the several out by exactly the first-month discount, findings rather than our own error.
Advertised claims · Prepay terms
Answer · published August 2026Does a 12-month prepay actually save you money?
The break-even month for every prepay plan we can price, computed from each company's own ladder, with the refund terms that decide what happens if you stop first.
Price transparency · Prepay terms
Answer · published August 2026Do any of these GLP-1 companies take your insurance?
What each company publishes about insurance in its own words, and what the low copay figures printed beside the brand names on these pages actually are.
Advertised claims · What they tell you · Price transparency
Answer · published August 2026Does a same-price-at-every-dose promise hold?
Who promises one price at every dose, what their own published exclusions take back, and what a dose ladder costs at the top when nobody promises anything.
Dose pricing · Advertised claims
Answer · published August 2026Does the company name the GLP-1 you are buying?
The companies selling a GLP-1 without naming the molecule in it, what they call it instead, and why the cheapest medication-included price on this site is one of them.
Which drug you get · What they tell you
Answer · published August 2026Does the GLP-1 price change after the first month?
Every price in this roster cheaper in month one than in month two, what the standing rate becomes, and what a one-off introductory discount is really worth across a year.
Advertised claims · Memberships · Funnel mechanics · Price transparency
Answer · published August 2026How many steps before a GLP-1 company shows you a price?
Sixteen intakes, sorted by where the number turns up: before the medical questions, after them, behind an account, or nowhere at all.
Funnel mechanics · Price transparency · What they tell you
Answer · published August 2026How many of these companies will sell you one month?
Cancel-after-one-month availability across every company we have priced, and what the exceptions are actually doing, from a two-month minimum in the terms to a twelve-week block.
Prepay terms · Billing units · Price transparency
Answer · published August 2026If they don’t write the prescription, do you still pay?
What each company publishes about the case where no prescription is written: the full refunds, the fee charged regardless, and the one whose two documents disagree.
Refunds and guarantees · What they tell you · Advertised claims
Answer · published August 2026Is a GLP-1 microdose actually cheaper?
Every microdose price on this roster against the same company's full-dose ladder, including the one charging exactly the same for both and the three whose headline is a prepay rung.
Which drug you get · Dose pricing · Price transparency
Answer · published August 2026Is the cheapest advertised GLP-1 price the cheapest?
Every company we can price, ranked twice: once on the figure it advertises and once on what a single month costs. The two tables are not the same table.
Price transparency · Advertised claims · Dose pricing
Answer · published August 2026How much more does tirzepatide cost than semaglutide?
The premium measured inside each company that sells both molecules, on the same day, with the spread printed instead of averaged and both rung labels shown.
Which drug you get · Price transparency · Dose pricing
Answer · published August 2026Can one company advertise two prices for one drug?
The companies whose own pages carry two figures for one product on one day, including one whose headline changes depending on the link you arrived on.
Advertised claims · Price transparency
Answer · published August 2026What does a GLP-1 consultation fee actually cost?
Every provider-visit fee disclosed across the roster: what each costs, which page it is disclosed on, and the three that are disclosed and never priced at all.
Price transparency · What they tell you
Answer · published August 2026What does “no hidden fees” mean on the sites that say it?
The companies promising no hidden fees, checked against every charge the same sites disclose, and the two whose fee lives only in a refund policy nobody opens.
Advertised claims · What they tell you · Price transparency
Answer · published August 2026What the checkout shows you that the home page doesn't
Inside sixteen GLP-1 intakes: the countdowns, the counters that fall while you read, the plan already chosen for you, and the three funnels that carried none of it.
Funnel mechanics · Price transparency · Advertised claims
Answer · published August 2026What is actually included in a GLP-1 monthly price?
One company on this roster publishes a line-item receipt for every plan. This is what the rest say their monthly figure covers, quoted from their own pages.
Price transparency · What they tell you · Memberships
Answer · published August 2026Who actually fills your GLP-1 prescription?
What these companies disclose: the pharmacy, its category, whether the prescriber is licensed in your state, and whether anybody publishes hours you could hold them to.
What they tell you · State licensure
Answer · published August 2026Why a three-month plan often isn't three months
Four-week supplies, 28-day refills, 11-week renewals and 12-week cycles, all sold as months, and what each one costs across a 52-week year on the company's own figures.
Billing units · Price transparency

The other molecules on this roster

Compounded semaglutide $75.58–$497/mo
Oral semaglutide $129–$599/mo
Brand tirzepatide $299–$1,999/mo
Brand semaglutide $198–$1,839/mo
Brand orforglipron $149–$299/mo
Compounded liraglutide $179–$471.50/mo

Every molecule the roster carries, published or not, is counted on the molecule index.

Words these reviews use: Compounded, 503A, 503B, Prepay, Membership, Auto-renewal, Titration, Overseas fulfillment, HSA and FSA. All of them are in the glossary.

Prices move. Every figure here carries the month it was read, and the company's own site is the current source. How we review · who pays us.

Checked September 2026.