About 10 minutes, online.
A US-licensed physician decides.
Ships discreetly from a US-licensed pharmacy.
Compounded Tirzepatide
Prescribed by a US physician · Compounded by a licensed US pharmacy
Compounded tirzepatide with glycine and vitamin B12, given as a once-weekly injection. Prescribed by a licensed physician if appropriate, and dispensed by a licensed compounding pharmacy. Your physician selects your starting dose and adjusts it over time. Billed monthly. Includes your physician care, medication and ...
Compounded tirzepatide with glycine and vitamin B12, given as a once-weekly injection. Prescribed by a licensed physician if appropriate, and dispensed by a licensed compounding pharmacy.
- Your physician selects your starting dose and adjusts it over time.
- Billed monthly. Includes your physician care, medication and shipping.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Prescription required. A licensed physician decides if it's right for you.
Prescription only. A licensed physician decides eligibility from your medical intake. Individual results vary.
HOW IT WORKS
What happens after you start?
You won't be charged unless a licensed physician approves you.
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Today
Start your protocol
Pick your strength and check out. Your medical intake opens right after.
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About 10 minutes
Complete your intake
Answer the medical questions online. No appointment, no waiting room.
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Typically within a few days
Physician review
A US-licensed physician reviews your intake and decides whether this protocol is appropriate for you. If it isn't, the hold on your card is released and you're not charged.
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Ongoing
Fulfilled & delivered
If approved, a US-licensed pharmacy fulfills your prescription and ships it to your door on your plan's schedule.
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One price
Everything in the price.
- US-licensed physician review. Visits elsewhere run $49–79.
- Your medication. From a US-licensed pharmacy.
- Free discreet shipping.
- Unlimited physician messaging during treatment.
- Price lock. Your price never goes up.
Plus
- A routine card in the box
- A 90-day physician check-in
THE SCIENCE
How does Compounded Tirzepatide work, and what does it cost?
Tirzepatide activates two gut-hormone receptors (GLP-1 and GIP) that together curb appetite, slow digestion, and steady blood sugar. Nausea and other GI effects (vomiting, diarrhea, constipation) are common early and usually ease as the dose is titrated up. Compounded formulation, not the FDA-approved product.
FACT SHEET
WHAT TO EXPECT
What should you expect, month by month?
- Week 1
Your protocol arrives. Start as directed and note how you feel.
- Month 1
Your body adjusts. Early changes, if any, are usually subtle; mild side effects often ease in this window.
- Month 3
Many patients begin to notice change. Your physician checks in and adjusts the dose if needed.
- Month 6+
Progress is reassessed with your physician, who decides whether to continue, adjust or taper.
Timelines vary by person, dose and condition. Your physician sets the pace and adjusts as you go.
FAQ
Common questions about Compounded Tirzepatide
Still deciding between strengths, or between this and another protocol?
Take the 60-second quiz
Am I eligible?
Eligibility is a clinical decision. After you check out, you'll complete a medical intake; a US-licensed physician reviews it and determines whether this protocol is appropriate for you. If it isn't, the hold on your card is released and you're not charged.
Is this FDA-approved?
No. This is compounded tirzepatide with glycine and B12, prepared by a US-licensed pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and this is not a brand-name product or a generic of one. Your physician decides whether a compounded option is appropriate for you.
How do I take it?
Once a week, as a small injection under the skin. Your physician starts you at a low dose and increases it about every four weeks, and your care team walks you through your first dose.
What side effects should I expect?
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and constipation are common early and usually ease as your body adjusts. Serious risks include pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. It is not for anyone with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer or MEN 2, or who is pregnant or planning a pregnancy.
How is it shipped?
Discreetly, in unbranded packaging with cold packs to keep your medication at the right temperature. Refrigerate it when it arrives. Your box includes the supplies you need to take each dose.
What if I'm not approved?
You're not charged. Checkout places a temporary hold on your card, and it's released if a physician doesn't approve your protocol. Where possible, your physician may suggest an alternative that fits your case.
What's included, and what's billed separately?
Your price covers your physician review, your prescription, messaging with your care team and, for most protocols, your medication and shipping from a US-licensed pharmacy. Brand-name GLP-1 care is the exception: you buy the medication from the manufacturer's own pharmacy. For isotretinoin, the required lab work (blood tests, and monthly pregnancy tests if you can become pregnant) is billed separately by the lab.
How quickly will it arrive?
Once a physician approves your protocol, the pharmacy prepares your prescription and ships it to you. Your dashboard shows the status and tracking at every step.
Can I cancel or pause?
Yes, there's no lock-in. You can pause or cancel your protocol anytime from your dashboard before your next fulfilment.
COMPOUNDED TIRZEPATIDE · $1,109 / MONTH
Ready when you are.
Start your protocolCharged only if a physician approves you.