Compounded tirzepatide
Best compounded tirzepatide providers
Quick answer
This list covers only sellers we work with, and we may earn a commission from them. 6 of 22 pass all five checks below. The cheapest is Embody at $140 a month, the same at every dose.
Sellers that pass
Sellers we work with that pass all five checks below, cheapest real month first.
| Provider | True monthly | Advertised | Cycle | Visit provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Embody | $140 | 4-wk | Visit site | |
| CoreAge Rx | $149 | — | monthly | Visit site |
| bmiMD | $179 | monthly | Visit site | |
| Gala | $299 | monthly | Visit site | |
| HumeCare+ | $299 | — | monthly | Visit site |
| Found | $390 | 4-wk | Visit site |
The five checks
The pricing method puts each qualifying seller on the same calendar-month basis. This list includes only sellers that meet all five checks and sorts them by that calculated price.
- One price at every dose
- No mandatory membership or fee
- No FDA warning letter
- Ships to 45 or more states
- Price verified on the seller's own site
Every seller we work with
All 22 sellers we work with that have a computed monthly price, cheapest first, including the ones that miss a check. We may earn a commission from any of them.
Collective $86 a month
Collective's tirzepatide is $69 a month at any dose, but you can't buy it without an annual Collective membership. Spread that yearly fee across twelve months and a real month comes to about $86. Even so, that figure holds from the first dose to the highest one. The Collective review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 2 checks: no mandatory membership or fee; ships to 45 or more states.
Eden $129 a month
Eden's compounded tirzepatide costs $129 a month from the first month onward, at every dose, with no membership fee and no long-term plan. That figure includes the medication, provider care and expedited shipping. Eden also runs its own pharmacy, so the vial may never leave the company that prescribed it. The Eden review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses one check: no FDA warning letter.
Embody $140 a month
Embody charges $129 for each four-week block of compounded tirzepatide, which comes to about $140 per calendar month. That price holds as your dose rises, and there's no membership fee. Know one thing before you pay: Embody treats every payment as final unless a clinician disqualifies you. The Embody review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller passes all five checks.
CoreAge Rx $149 a month
CoreAge Rx charges $149 a month for compounded tirzepatide, and that price doesn't move as your dose climbs from 2.5 mg to 15 mg. There's no membership fee on top. The catch is timing: you pay before a doctor reviews you, and every order becomes final 30 days after purchase. The CoreAge Rx review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller passes all five checks.
Strut Health $151 a month
Strut Health prices injectable tirzepatide at $149 for a 30-day supply on auto-refill, which works out to $151 over a calendar month. The doctor visit, follow-ups and shipping are all in that figure. Strut prescribes it only when a physician finds a medical need. The Strut Health review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 3 checks: one price at every dose; no FDA warning letter; price verified on the seller's own site.
SnagRx $162 a month
SnagRx's month-to-month tirzepatide plan charges $149 every 28 days, which works out to about $162 per calendar month. That one figure holds at every dose and covers the clinician review, the medication and shipping. You pay before the medical intake, and SnagRx treats every payment as final unless a clinician rules you out. The SnagRx review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses one check: ships to 45 or more states.
bmiMD $179 a month
bmiMD lists its one-month tirzepatide subscription at $179 once a calendar month and quotes $139 a month on the annual plan. Both are labeled limited-time offers, and the annual total is charged together. Confirm what the next renewal will cost before you sign up. The bmiMD review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller passes all five checks.
HealthRX $214 a month
HealthRX renews compounded tirzepatide at $214 a month on its Subscribe & Save plan, after a cheaper first month. The same figure covers every dose from 2.5 mg to 15 mg, plus the clinician review and overnight shipping. If the provider turns you down, HealthRX refunds you in full. The HealthRX review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses one check: ships to 45 or more states.
Sprout Health $216 a month
Sprout Health’s tirzepatide subscription lists $199 every four weeks, equivalent to about $216 per calendar month. Its $149 monthly headline belongs to the annual plan, which is billed up front. Shipping and clinician review are included. The Sprout Health review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 3 checks: one price at every dose; no FDA warning letter; ships to 45 or more states.
Live Vital $239 a month
Live Vital sells tirzepatide as a 10-week protocol for $549, and its page presents that as $183 a month. That monthly figure divides the total by three, but ten weeks is closer to two and a third months. Measured by the calendar, you're paying about $239 a month. The Live Vital review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 2 checks: one price at every dose; price verified on the seller's own site.
Belle Health $249 a month
Belle Health sells compounded tirzepatide for $249 on its 1-month supply, and that figure stays the same at every dose. Longer plans lower the monthly rate; Belle says every plan is billed monthly. Provider review, nurse support and shipping come with it, and there's no membership fee. The Belle Health review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 2 checks: no FDA warning letter; price verified on the seller's own site.
YourEra $259 a month
YourEra's month-to-month tirzepatide plan costs $259, charged once a calendar month, and the site promises the same price at every dose. The $159 on its homepage is the six-month plan with a checkout discount taken off. Your card is only charged once a clinician actually writes the prescription. The YourEra review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses one check: ships to 45 or more states.
Gala $299 a month
Gala's Monthly Plan for compounded tirzepatide costs $299, billed each month, and the charge stays the same at every dose. Shipping, an injection kit and doctor consults are part of it. The lower figure on Gala's homepage comes from a yearly subscription. The Gala review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller passes all five checks.
HumeCare+ $299 a month
HumeCare+ bundles compounded tirzepatide into a membership of $299 a month, with vitamin B12 and glycine in the formula. The fee also covers the prescriber, shipping and an app with body-composition tracking. It suits people who want coaching and data around the drug, not only the vial. The HumeCare+ review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller passes all five checks.
Shed $299 a month
Shed's 1-month tirzepatide plan starts at $299, billed once a calendar month. The $239 in its banner is the 12-month rate. Shed's FAQ promises your price won't rise with your dose, yet its sign-up portal still carries a $399 figure for higher doses, so confirm yours before paying. The Shed review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 2 checks: one price at every dose; ships to 45 or more states.
SkinnyRx $299 a month
After a discounted first month, SkinnyRx renews compounded tirzepatide at $299 a month on its 1-month plan. The price doesn't rise at higher doses, and shipping is free. The $225 figure on the same page belongs to the 12-month plan, which charges the whole year at checkout. The SkinnyRx review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 2 checks: no FDA warning letter; ships to 45 or more states.
Oak $300 a month
Oak's order page lists a one-month supply of compounded tirzepatide at $300, with no membership fee and free shipping. The $199 banner above it relies on a discount code, and Oak's FAQ says higher doses cost more. You aren't charged until a physician approves you. The Oak review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 2 checks: one price at every dose; ships to 45 or more states.
Bodybuilding Health+ $319 a month
Bodybuilding Health+ sells compounded tirzepatide on a month-to-month plan that costs $209 for the first month and $319 a month after that. The homepage shows the first-month figure. There's no monthly membership, and the site says you can cancel or adjust your plan at any time. The Bodybuilding Health+ review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses one check: ships to 45 or more states.
RxSpan MD $329 a month
RxSpan MD lists tirzepatide injections at $329 a month on its monthly plan, with the consult, medication, supplies and shipping included. The $243 figure printed beside it belongs to a 12-month plan paid in one lump, with a promo code applied. The practice was founded by Dr. John Diaz, a board-certified plastic surgeon. The RxSpan MD review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses one check: one price at every dose.
Found $390 a month
Paying cash, Found's month-to-month tirzepatide plan costs $359 per 28-day cycle, which averages about $390 across a calendar month. That price bundles the clinician, the medication and Found's membership, at any dose. Found also takes insurance for the care side, which can lower the bill if you're covered. The Found review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller passes all five checks.
Direct Meds $399 a month
Direct Meds bills $399 once a calendar month for injectable compounded tirzepatide, with the medication, supplies, provider review and shipping folded into that one charge. No membership is added. What sets it apart is the delivery: the plan ships a 90-day supply in a single box while you keep paying month by month. The Direct Meds review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses 4 checks: one price at every dose; no FDA warning letter; ships to 45 or more states; price verified on the seller's own site.
MEDGm $399 a month
MEDGm's month-to-month tirzepatide plan costs $399, and the product page promises the same price at any dose. Lab work, the provider visit, shipping and side-effect medication all sit inside that figure. A coupon on the page cuts the first month to $279. After that, every month bills at the full rate. The MEDGm review sets out the billing terms in full, and the seller misses one check: ships to 45 or more states.
Who is not here
Sellers we do not work with are never on this list, however they price. The cheapest list and the full index show every seller, ordered by price alone.
Of the 22 sellers we work with, how many miss each check:
- One price at every dose: 7 miss it.
- No mandatory membership or fee: 1 miss it.
- No FDA warning letter: 6 miss it.
- Ships to 45 or more states: 11 miss it.
- Price verified on the seller's own site: 4 miss it.