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.
Brand tirzepatide
brand tirzepatide price ladder
Plan
Per month
Charged today
Zepbound 2.5 mg, month to monthSource
2.5mg $445/ moNavioMD's Zepbound r page · read September 2026
$445
$445
Zepbound 5 mg, month to monthSource
5mg $545/ moNavioMD's Zepbound r page · read September 2026
$545
$545
Zepbound 7.5 to 15 mg, month to monthSource
7.5mg – 15mg $595/ moNavioMD's Zepbound r page · read September 2026
$595
$595
Brand Zepbound, priced by dose on its own page under the line “Each tier below reflects your monthly cost at that dose. no surprises, no extra charges.” The same upfront footnote applies: “Pay in full upfront. Final price depends on product and plan selected.”
Fees on top of the medication
Membership. Optional, $75 a month. NavioMD Support, $75 a month, is optional and buys provider access rather than medication: “Includes up to two extra provider visits each month, along with ongoing guidance and support. Medication priced separately.” The alternative, NavioMD Basic, is sold as “No memberships, commitments, or recurring fees.”
Consultation. A provider visit fee is disclosed twice and priced nowhere. The FAQ: “You'll only be responsible for the provider visit fee, and the medication cost will be refunded.” The refund policy: “The provider visit fee is non-refundable, as the medical service has been rendered.” When a prescription is written, the visit is inside the $189, so this is a disclosure rather than an amount. The fee is what a patient pays when they're turned down, and NavioMD doesn't publish its size.
Billing, canceling and refunds
Treatment is paid upfront in full, and the Basic plan carries no membership or recurring fee.
If the provider finds a patient ineligible, the medication cost comes back but the provider visit fee does not.
The amount of that visit fee is not published, and refund terms appear only in the FAQ because the terms link opens the privacy policy.
NavioMD cost questions
What does the first month at NavioMD cost?$189 for compounded tirzepatide, the same as every month after it. A provider visit fee is disclosed twice and priced nowhere. The FAQ: “You'll only be responsible for the provider visit fee, and the medication cost will be refunded.” The refund policy: “The provider visit fee is non-refundable, as the medical service has been rendered.” When a prescription is written, the visit is inside the $189, so this is a disclosure rather than an amount. The fee is what a patient pays when they're turned down, and NavioMD doesn't publish its size.
Does NavioMD sell a cheaper prepaid plan?No. compounded tirzepatide at $189 and brand tirzepatide at $445 are sold month to month only, with no prepaid plan published.
Does the NavioMD price go up with the dose?Yes. A month of compounded tirzepatide runs from $189 to $209 depending on the dose; the full ladder is above.