Price index · 13 providers · captured September 12, 2026
Cheapest compounded tirzepatide online (September 2026)
The cheapest compounded tirzepatide from a licensed US telehealth provider is $149/month at CoreAge Rx, with medication, clinician review, supplies included. Brand-name Zepbound vials and KwikPens cost $299 (2.5 mg), $399 (5 mg) and $449 (7.5–15 mg, refilled within 45 days) a month from LillyDirect, and Mounjaro pens $499 at every dose (captured September 12, 2026). Prices below are regular monthly rates, not introductory offers, and every row shows the date we captured it.
Compounded tirzepatide prices, cheapest first
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CoreAge Rx$149/moCompounded tirzepatide — monthly
medication · clinician review · supplies · shipping · captured September 12, 2026
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AltRx$149/moCompounded tirzepatide (GLP-1 + GIP) — monthly
medication · clinician visits · shipping · injection supplies · captured September 12, 2026
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NuForm Health$164/moGLP+GIP therapy — maintenance kit (6.5 months) (incl. $170/yr physician fee)
medication · annual physician fee pro-rated ($170/yr ≈ $14/mo) · supplies · dose increases · clinician review and prescription · one-time payment of $980 for a 6.5-month kit · captured September 12, 2026
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MEDVi$166/moCompounded tirzepatide injection — monthly (price-locked landing page)
medication · clinician visits · shipping · dietitian visits · 24/7 support · captured September 12, 2026
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Mochi Health$169/moCompounded tirzepatide injection + membership — monthly
medication · clinician visits · care-team messaging · shipping · captured September 12, 2026
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Ivim Health$208/moCompounded tirzepatide — 6-month GLP-1 ID program + $75 membership (all-in)
medication · Ivim membership ($74.99/mo: provider visits, coaching, app) · 6-month program, medication billed per program; plus $74.99/mo membership · captured September 12, 2026
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Yucca Health$225/moCompounded tirzepatide — 6-month plan
medication · provider review · free UPS 2-day shipping · patient portal and care-team support · $1,350 billed every 6 months · captured September 12, 2026
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SkinnyRx$225/moCompounded tirzepatide injection — 12-month plan
medication · clinician visits · shipping · 12-month plan billed up front, auto-renews · captured September 12, 2026
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Good Life Meds$297/moCompounded tirzepatide — 1-month supply
medication · syringes and alcohol pads · provider consultation · expedited shipping · captured September 12, 2026
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Noom Med$299/moNoom GLP-1 Rx Plus — compounded tirzepatide (12-week subscription)
medication · clinician visits · shipping · Noom app and GLP-1 Companion · initial 3-week subscription with 4 weeks of medication from $149 plus tax, then $299 per month plus tax billed as a 12-week subscription · captured September 12, 2026
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Freya Meds$332/moCompounded tirzepatide — quarterly plan
medication · clinician visits · shipping · supplies · dietitian session · monthly group calls · billed quarterly, delivered quarterly ($332/month equivalent as displayed) · captured September 12, 2026
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Zealthy$351/moCompounded tirzepatide — 3-month supply + $135 membership (all-in)
medication · Zealthy membership ($135/mo) · shipping · 3-month supply shipped as three one-month vials; 20% off versus monthly · captured September 12, 2026
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TrimRx$399/moCompounded tirzepatide (GLP-1 + GIP) — monthly
medication · telehealth consultation · shipping · ongoing medical support · captured September 12, 2026
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Monthly price = the provider's cheapest plan in this category, normalised to one month and including any mandatory membership; dose-dependent pricing uses the starting dose. Providers that publish no comparable price are not listed. How we collect prices →
What you are actually paying for
Most telehealth prices bundle the medication, the clinician visits and shipping into one monthly fee. Some list a low medication price and bill a membership on top, and some charge more as the dose goes up. The table normalises each provider's cheapest tirzepatide plan to what you pay per month all-in, and the "includes" column tells you what that covers. Prepaid multi-month plans are shown at their per-month rate with the billing term noted.
Introductory offers (a discounted first month) are never used as the price; they appear in the plan notes on each provider's profile.
Compounded vs brand-name
Compounded tirzepatide is made by a state-licensed pharmacy and is not FDA-approved; Zepbound and Mounjaro are. Since the FDA declared the tirzepatide shortage over in 2024, compounders may only make patient-specific versions, which is why providers describe their products as personalised. What compounded tirzepatide is explains the difference, the legal position and the FDA's safety warnings.
At maintenance doses the gap has narrowed: several providers' ongoing prices sit within $100 a month of Lilly's own vial price, so compare the full plan, not the headline.
Cheapest compounded tirzepatide: questions
What is the cheapest way to get tirzepatide without insurance?
A telehealth provider selling compounded tirzepatide on a flat monthly plan is currently the lowest cash price; the table above shows the current lowest all-in price and provider. Brand-name Zepbound vials from LillyDirect start at $299 a month for the 2.5 mg dose and do not need a telehealth subscription.
Why do compounded tirzepatide prices differ so much between providers?
Providers bundle different things: some include clinician visits, shipping and supplies, others bill a membership on top of the medication, and some charge by dose. Prepaid multi-month plans lower the per-month rate. The table normalises everything to an all-in monthly price so the comparison is fair.
Do compounded tirzepatide prices go up as the dose increases?
At some providers yes, at others the price is flat at every dose. Where pricing is dose-dependent the table uses the starting dose and the provider's profile notes the higher tiers. Check the plan notes before you commit to a multi-month term.
Is cheap compounded tirzepatide safe?
Price alone says nothing about safety. Compounded products are not FDA-reviewed, and the FDA has documented dosing errors and unapproved ingredient forms. Choose a provider that names its pharmacy, uses clinicians licensed in your state, and publishes its terms; each profile's legitimacy section covers these points with sources.
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