Every prepay rung in the roster you buy 5 months at a time, with the month it catches up with paying monthly and what you have already paid for if you stop first.
1 rung at this length. The comparison is always the same one: their own month-to-month rate for the same medication, against the single charge their term takes on day one.
| Company and term | Break-even | Saved if you finish |
|---|---|---|
| Nu Image Medical: Rapid-dissolve tablets, 5 Month SupplyMedication, compounded tirzepatide. $349 × 5 months = $1,745, the first month at which paying monthly has reached the $1,483.25 charged on day one. $349 × 5 = $1,745 − $1,483.25 = $261.75 saved, and only if you use all 5 months. Stop after month 4 and you have paid $1,483.25 for 4 months of care worth $1,396 at their own monthly rate. $87.25 of it bought time you did not use. | Month 5 | $261.75 |
Every rung here comes out ahead of paying monthly, provided you finish the term.
All of them break even inside the term itself.
The other lengths: 2-month (18) · 3-month semaglutide injections (A to L) (67) · 3-month semaglutide injections (M to Z) (66) · 3-month oral semaglutide (23) · 3-month tirzepatide and other (127) · 4-month (4) · 6-month semaglutide (104) · 6-month tirzepatide and other (89) · 12-month (126) · the summary and how to check a row
Ordering is the break-even month, earliest first, then company name; you can re-derive it from the rows. Every prepay rung in the roster at this length is here rather than a selection, and no single page renders more than 130 of them. Nothing here is a refund claim: whether any of a term is recoverable is a question for that company's own terms. Prices move; each ladder carries the month it was read, and the method is here. Who pays us.