The Real Cost of Compounded Tirzepatide

$69 at any dose, on the same terms as the semaglutide row.

$109 a month, flat across doses on the same terms as the semaglutide row.

$119 a month for the microdose line.

$119 a month, the cheapest tirzepatide of any form here.

The same structure one rung up: $129.00 for one month against a compare-at price of $349.00, then $378 for three ($126/mo), $738 for six ($123/mo) and $1,428 for twelve ($119/mo). The advertised "$119/month" is again the twelve-month rate to the dollar. The gap between advertised and walk-away is $10 on both products — narrow by the ones we track standards, and the objection is what the number is called rather than how big it’s.

$126 every 28 days, $1,638 across a year.

Same monthly price as low-dose semaglutide, and the same $409 block. Twelve weeks is the only block offered on the low-dose plans.

$149 a month on the same flat-dose terms.

The $149 is gone. Re-checked 2026-08-12: "$149" no longer appears anywhere on superiorremedies.com, its pricing page is gone, and the three treatment pages under /treatments/ show no price of any kind — so the company now publishes no price while its FAQ promises "flat-rate pricing" and "the price we quote is the price you pay". The row keeps the last figure we checked ourselves, on 2026-08-11, because deleting it would leave you with nothing to hold the company to; treat it as a historic reading rather than a live quote.

$467 every twelve weeks, auto-renewing, with no monthly option published.

$174 all-in, the cheapest tirzepatide route here.

$139 is the twelve-month plan, billed as $1,668 in one payment. Month to month is $179, renewing at $179. In between: $477 for 3 months ($159/mo), $894 for 6 months ($149/mo).

“From $159/mo” against “$179/mo with 3-month bundle”.

$129.00 every 21 days, on "Tirzepatide Injection - 1 Month Supply". Neither the product page nor the Shopify feed carries this figure. Prepay alternatives, same source: $428 every 80 days, $838 every 170, or $1,538 every 350.

$179 per four weeks on all six microdose products.

$179 all-in on the same terms, $2,327 a year at thirteen charges.

Advertised "Starting at $100.00" a month.

$199/mo flat, no starter qualifier — $2,388 a year. A tirzepatide microdose is priced separately at $99/mo under longevity.

$199 a month.

$125 on the twelve-month plan, against $199 as the reference rate. The saving matches the badge exactly.

The only telos rx product with a published plan ladder: "1 month · $30 OFF FIRST · $199 first month", "3 months · $50 OFF FIRST · $129 first month", "6 months · $99 first month", "12 months · $49 first month". $199 is what a reader pays taking the shortest plan and stopping.

Same table, second row: $199 on 1 month, $189 on 3 months, $179 on 6 months. Same all-dosages-one-price rule and the same absence of a membership line. Trellis states the medication is compounded by Vials Rx and isn’t FDA-approved as a finished product.

"Monthly · $199 every month · was $299" for a daily under-the-tongue liquid rather than a weekly injection. The $159 headline is the $1,908 yearly plan divided by twelve. Try Ageless calls this "the lowest-cost tirzepatide format", which against its own catalog is true — it’s $150 a month less than the injection.

Priced identically to microdose semaglutide at $189 per 28-day supply, which is unusual — on the standard doses Remedy charges $100 more for tirzepatide than for semaglutide. No bundle tier exists, so advertised and walk-away are the same number. $2,457 across thirteen charges. Also excluded from the Weight Loss Warranty.

$210 all-in on the same terms, so the drug itself is about $111 of it.

$199 a cycle, $2,587 a year.

$219 a month, or $200 on a 12-week plan — a $19 gap, the narrowest prepay discount we have priced.

The page says "Get Started for $149 / Then $249 per month • billed quarterly", but its only button adds "Tirzepatide – 60mg" at $647.00, and checkout totals $672.82 after the 3.99% service fee. PeterMD's own catalog lists "Tirzepatide – 3 Month" at the identical $647.00, so the 60mg vial is the quarter: $672.82 ÷ 3 = $224.27 a month, all of it due on day one. Neither $149 nor $249 is purchasable from that page.

Labeled monthly and flexible.

$229 a month, read from the comparison table, which holds the same figure in both toggle states.

$125 is the annual plan, billed $1,500 once; month to month is $235, with $1,050 for six months ($175/mo) and $597 a quarter ($199/mo) in between.

Verbatim: "$183 /mo — 10-week protocol ($549 total)". $549 over ten weeks is $237.90 a month, 30% above the advertised figure. The same divisor error appears on all thirteen priced products, identically.

$149 is the 12-month plan, billed as $1,788 up front. One month is $239, with the same $99 support line and $40 delivery line shown at zero, and any dose up to 15 mg/wk included. In between: $589 for 3 months ($196/mo), $1,074 for 6 months ($179/mo).

The narrowest spread of Edessa's three products — $209 over six months against $239 for a single one.

The advertised $179 means paying $2,148 today, and that year renews cheaper than it started.

Strut publishes both figures on this page: "Auto Refill · As low as $199 · Save 17%" and "30 DAY SUPPLY · $239." The two reconcile — $239 less 17% is $198. Buying without a standing order costs $40 a month more.

$239 per 30-day supply, same flat-dose promise.

Advertised and charged, flat across doses. A year bought in one payment is $2,599, roughly $33 a month less.

$249 month-to-month; $199 a month on the three-month plan, billed $599 every three months.

"Start for $199 your first month, then $249.99/mo", stated in the hero and repeated under TRANSPARENT PRICING. The step-up is $50.99 from month two, or $611.88 across a year above what the headline implies.

Same structure at a higher base: $225 is $1,350 charged once for six months, and the month-to-month price is $258 — both stated in Yucca's own published price summary. The catalog base prices are $358 for one month and $1,750 for six, with TIRZ100 and TIRZ400 applied. The $475 struck through above $258 on the product page isn’t Yucca's list price; the company's own page calls it "the $475 monthly comparison price".

$259 a month, or $186 on a 52-week plan.

Same terms as semaglutide, against an unexplained $399. No prepay plan is offered for either drug.

$199 is the "FOUNDING MEMBER · FIRST 100" rate; the page states "[w]hen they're gone, the price returns to $249." Billed every 4 weeks, so 13 charges a year at either figure. Vyvron says the founding rate is "locked for as long as you're a member," and the spot counter has read "100 of 100 founding spots left" on every check. Which compound you get is the provider's decision, not a price tier.

Two charges: $39 intro membership + $199 medication = $238 the first month, then $79 + $199 = $278. Also a "Starting at" price. Mochi's terms reserve the right to change a Medication Subscription price "at any time for any reason," and all prescription sales are final.

$259 flat across all three plan lengths.

$259 is the six-month plan, $1,550 up front.

$169/mo is a 12-month plan paid up front — $2,028 on day one — and Found's terms make subscription fees non-refundable. $289 is the month-to-month rate from Found's own footnote. The compounded medication is included at any dose; brand-name GLP-1s are billed separately. With insurance the same two figures are $99 and $199, plus a copay Found says is typically about $30. Billing runs every 30 days rather than on the calendar month.

Advertised “$199 to start” against a struck-through $289. Footnote 1: $199 a month for the first six months, $1,194 in total, renewing at $1,734 per six months — $289 a month by the company's own arithmetic. /weight-loss/ lists the same injection at “$159/month*” on a 12-month prepay, which is $1,908 for the year against $3,468.

Same structure: $167 is $1,999 for twelve months, stored as `{label:"12 Months", price:1999, perMonth:167}`. One month is $297; three months is $800 ($267) and six is $1,299 ($217). Flat across all six injectable doses, 2.5 mg to 15 mg.

$199 medication plus the same required membership: $238 the first month, $298 thereafter. Eden's checkout code prices tirzepatide as a flat 19900 cents with no dose input, matching its "same price at every dose" claim.

$299 month to month, down to $229 on a $2,748 year.

Standard protocol: $259 subscribe, $299 no-commitment — the widest spread on the site at $40. The microdose track is $229 and $250. Switching from semaglutide to tirzepatide on the standard protocol adds $90 to $100 a month.

$299 at 2.5 mg and 5 mg, per CareBareRX's own published ladder: "2.5mg- $299 / 5mg- $299 / 7.5mg- $349 / 10mg- $349 / 12.5mg-$399 / 15mg- $399". Same unpublished rebill interval as the semaglutide row. The multi-month bundles are deliberately not quoted here: their descriptions are empty — no dose, no supply length, no cancellation terms — and the three-month bundle works out dearer per month than the one-month price, so no per-month rate can honestly be derived from them.

Tirzepatide is $299 a month, a hundred more than semaglutide, and comes blended with vitamin B12 and glycine at no extra charge. It's shown against a struck-through $399, and the card beside it claims 17,353 people chose it today — a number that's fixed in the page's code and never changes.

Advertised "$299/mo (first month $149) billed quarterly" — again a half-price first month against the ongoing rate. The cart prints "Quarterly Subscription $897 for a 3-month supply $299/mo", and $897 ÷ 3 = $299 exactly. All-in, with the medication and the clinician consultations included.

Same structure: $219 is $2,628 for twelve months against a $3,588 list, and one month is $299. Three months is $717 ($239/mo), six is $1,374 ($229/mo). One flat price at every dose.

Same structure: “as little as $149 a month*” with “$299/mo thereafter” on the card, and $299 for two months on /pricing. A first year is about $3,289; a standing year is $3,588.

Also a starting price. The dearest of the four products, and half as much again as the figure on RX Bella's own banner.

$239 is the 12-month rate; the ladder is 1 month $299, 6 months $269, 12 months $239, and Terms §13.1 names $299 as the standing rate. The portal's price table charges $399 at the standard and maintenance doses, and $70 more again on its VIP tier.

$190 is the "Monthly Cost" cell in Oak's own comparison table, set against $1,000–$1,400 for brand and $400–$500 for other telehealth. It’s not a catalog price either — the nearest match is a $409 sixty-day block, which is $190.87 per four weeks, so it’s a prepay block divided down. $300 is the signup flow's opening product, "Greenwich Tirzepatide/B12 1.5mg", a 30-day supply, flat at every dose from 1.5 mg to 13.5 mg. The same catalog prices tirzepatide from other pharmacies at $265 to $510 for thirty days and $549 for a 28-day supply at 10 mg.

Same shape as the semaglutide row: $199 for one cycle, $299 after.

$299 flat, with no introductory rate and no struck-through price.

"$309 · $209 first order · then $309 / month." Same $100 first-order promotion as semaglutide. Prepaying instead: 3 months $855 ($285/mo) or 6 months $1,575 ($263/mo, badged "Best value"), billed once up front. The page states "Same price at every dose," so there’s no dose ladder to climb.

Advertised as "$299/month", billed as $897 every 12 weeks. Same arithmetic as the semaglutide row and the same conclusion: $897 ÷ 3 = $299 is right per cycle, but 4.33 cycles a year makes the year $3,887 rather than $3,588. The first four weeks are $179 as an intro rate. Read at the medication-selection step of Pallas's own signup, where both molecules are shown side by side with separate prices — the selector doesn’t default you onto one.

$299 a cycle on the same single-plan terms, $3,887 across a year.

"Auto Refill · As low as $199 · Save 14%" and "30 DAY SUPPLY · $325" are on the same page, and they don’t reconcile: $199 is 39% below $325, not 14%. The "Just $6.63" per-day line printed under the $325 is $199 ÷ 30. Priced here at the figure Strut charges for one month with no standing order.

$169 is Tier 1 — "Doses of 2.5mg and 5mg" — against a published "Normal Price: $344/Month". Tier 2 (7.5–10 mg) is $289 member / $519 normal; Tier 3 (12.5–15 mg) is $419 / $719. Same six-month non-cancelable contract. Single orders: 2.5 mg is $219 for four weeks, $379 for eight, $569 for twelve; 5 mg is $249 / $399 / $629; 7.5 mg is $319 for four weeks.

$349 a month on the same terms.

"Monthly · $349 every month · was $449". The $249 headline is the $2,988 yearly plan divided by twelve; $987 every 3 months ($329/mo) and $1,794 every 6 months ($299/mo) sit between.

$224 is the "starting at" figure on /weightloss/; the tirzepatide product page says $133 and the pricing page implies $183.33. Walk-away is the itemized 2-month block — "Tirzepatide 2-month … Total Due Today: $550", or $275/mo — plus the $75/mo membership.

Same structure: $280 is the 48-week plan, one payment charged every 48 weeks, and the month-to-month plan is $329 every 4 weeks. Dosing runs 2.5 mg to 15 mg at one price. The homepage advertises "$180 first month", which is $280 less the one-time $100 coupon applied to a single $3,360 payment.

$339 per four weeks in the store and the intake.

4 weeks $339 ($85/week), 12 weeks $927 ($77), 24 weeks $1,734 ($72), 52 weeks $3,497 ($67). Advertised is $3,497 ÷ 13 = $269. Thirteen four-week charges at the walk-away rate is $4,407 a year, against the $3,497 a full year up front costs — the prepay saves about a fifth, and commits you to all of it.

$129 first month, then $369 — the widest first-month gap we have priced.

Same structure, same coupon: $349 recurring, $199 for the first order only. The catalog prices it "$349.00 every 4 weeks". The tirzepatide landing page shows it as "Starting at $349 / Now from $199", which is the clearest statement of the discount anywhere on the site — the homepage shows only the $199.

$399.00 billed every month, one option at 0% off, $4,788 a year.

$279 first month, then $399 — the same coupon shape as the semaglutide row.

8 months at $319, 4 at $349, 1 at $399, and a renewal price of $399 — again identical to the full-dose renewal rate.

The oral form, priced identically to the injection at every tier: 12 months at $299, 6 at $329, 3 at $349, 1 at $399.

12 months at $299, 6 at $329, 4 at $349, 1 at $399, and a renewal rate of $399 recorded in the same module. The spread between the advertised and the renewal rate is $100 here against $150 on semaglutide — the tirzepatide card is the more honest of the two.

"In Stock · $399 $119 · Compounded Tirzepatide Injections", on the same terms as the semaglutide row.

"Monthly $399/mo · $349 first month." Prepay: 3mo $1,068 ($356/mo), 6mo $1,898 ($316/mo), 12mo $3,498 ($292/mo). This is the one ladder where committing reliably saves money.

$399/mo with no introductory tier.

$259 on the homepage is the old price. You pay $349 the first month, then $399.

$369 for four weeks against the $299 advertised.

Same $179 first-shipment promo against a struck-through $399 standing rate, same four-week cycle. Thirteen charges a year makes it $5,187 after the first year. Gala's own tirzepatide page says the drug "costs $199 per month"; the cheapest rate actually reachable for tirzepatide is $283 a month on the 48-week prepay, and the no-commitment rate is $399 per four weeks.

$399 per 28-day supply walking away. $299 is the 12-month bundle ($3,588 upfront) per month — and the 6-month bundle ($1,794) is also $299 a month, so the 12-month term buys no discount at all, only twice the money at risk. The 3-month term is $1,047 ($349/mo). Thirteen charges a year makes the walk-away year $5,187.

$249 is three months at once, $747. Paying monthly is $433 — a 74% premium, the widest on this site. At 10 mg the refill rate is $399.

$209.00 is the 1 mg sublingual dose, Midi's "starting" figure on /store/tirzepatide. Walk-away is the injectable at 10 mg — a standard maintenance dose — at $375.00 per 4-week supply, plus the same $31 care floor. Midi's dual-action injectable ladder is $210.00 at 1.25–2.5 mg, $285.00 at 3.75–6.25 mg, $375.00 at 7.5–12.5 mg and $434.00 at 13.75–15 mg; at the top dose the all-in is $465 a cycle and $6,045 a year. Sold as "Dual-Action GLP-1/GIP", which is tirzepatide — Midi's own page title says so, even though its price table never does.

Zealthy's own words: "Tirzepatide Bundle: $349 for your first month, then $449 per month." All-in. The signup flow carries other live pairs for the same product — 269/449 and 279/399 — so the price you’re shown may depend on which landing page brought you in.