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Compounded tirzepatide without a membership fee

Why the market believes otherwise

Because sellers advertise it. “No membership fee” appears on landing pages as a differentiator, and the pages that rank for it repeat the claim from the seller that made it. That is a fact about marketing, not about prices.

We check by opening the checkout. Every figure below was read on the seller’s own site, with the wording it used, on a recorded date — see how we verify. A charge counts here only if it is mandatory and recurring: an optional upgrade is not a fee, and a one-time consultation is a different thing, listed further down.

⚠ Read 22 as a floor rather than a ceiling. It is the number of sellers whose mandatory recurring charge we have confirmed at a checkout, not a claim that no other seller has one.

The 22 that do charge

Sorted by what the fee costs per month. The wording is the seller’s own, quoted exactly, because the grouping is our reading of it and you should be able to disagree.

Where a fee is billed on a cycle that is not a month — every three months, or once a year — it is restated over the same 30.4375-day month as every other figure on this site, so the column compares.

6 of them do not include the medication

This is the one worth reading twice. At these sellers the recurring fee buys access, care or a prescription — and the drug is billed on top of it.

• Vita Bella — $130.88 a month. “Vita Bella membership fee, required to access medication pricing ($179/month for California residents)”
• Shapely — $100.44 a month. “Shapely membership, required to access medications, medication not included”
• Primary Clinic (Direct GLP) — $89.00 a month. “membership, with the medication billed separately”
• Mochi Health — $80.15 a month. “Mochi Health membership (required; medication cost not included)”
• Livea — $70.01 a month. “Livea Medical monthly access fee, mandatory and billed separately from the medication”
• DadVantage Men's Health — $50.73 a month. “Weight Loss Optimization follow-up subscription, medication billed separately”

13 sellers charge something once

A one-time charge is not a membership and is not part of any monthly figure on this site. Spreading it would invent a number nobody is billed and make the answer depend on how long you assume somebody stays. It is listed instead.

The fee is not the thing to worry about

If 360 of 382 sellers have no recurring fee, then hunting for one is mostly hunting for a problem the market does not have. The charge that actually moves what you pay is the billing cycle: a seller billing every four weeks charges you 13.04 times a year, not twelve, and advertises the result as a monthly price.

That is what this index exists to undo. Every price on it is restated as a real calendar month, so the comparison holds regardless of how the seller bills. See the cheapest per real month, or check a price you were quoted.