By dose
Compounded tirzepatide by dose
Tirzepatide is titrated upward, so most people expect a higher dose to cost more. For most of this market it does not: 199 sellers charge one price at every dose, which is why the figures below barely move. What changes the price is which seller you are with.
The exception is the 41 sellers who publish an entry price that rises as the dose does — a median of $187 more by the top of their ladder, and up to $668. They are not counted on the pages below, because a starting price is valid at the starting dose only and printing it on a 10 mg page would publish a 2.5 mg price as a 10 mg one. They are all in the main index, marked as climbing.
- Doses covered
- 6
- One price at every dose
- 199
- Price climbs with the dose
- 41
- Median climb, entry to top
- $187
| Dose | Sellers | We can price | Cheapest | Median | Dearest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5 mg | 205 | 194 | $86 | $299 | $717 |
| 5 mg | 199 | 193 | $86 | $299 | $717 |
| 7.5 mg | 200 | 194 | $86 | $299 | $717 |
| 10 mg | 199 | 193 | $86 | $299 | $717 |
| 12.5 mg | 199 | 193 | $86 | $299 | $717 |
| 15 mg | 199 | 193 | $86 | $299 | $717 |
Every figure here is computed from the sellers listed on that dose’s own page. The rows read alike because they largely describe the same sellers: a flat price applies at all six doses, so the same seller is counted on every one of them.