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Compounded Tirzepatide Under $250 a Month

Compare compounded tirzepatide injection quotes below $250 per month. Check the dose, required payment, renewal terms, and additional fees; the published monthly figure may differ from your total bill.

By Hana BrennanPricing & provider data
187 providers comparedReviewed against our editorial methodologyPartners listed firstUpdated October 2026

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Top 5 for tirzepatide under $250

Every seller here is a partner — we may earn from these links

  1. ShedPartner

    Compounded pricing without a membership

    From

    $199

  2. Bodybuilding Health+Partner

    A headline that is the monthly rate

    From

    $209

  3. GalaPartner

    One price across both molecules

    From

    $199

  4. YourEraPartner

    A seller that states its own terms

    From

    $159.20

  5. Belle HealthPartner

    Reading which rung is monthly

    From

    $249

The shortlist

187 providers, side by side

Providers with a usable published compounded tirzepatide injection quote below $250 per month. Missing and suspect figures do not qualify. Recorded corrections account for known terms, but this is not checkout verification. Confirm supply duration, upfront payment, dose limits, and required fees.

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ShedPartner

Compounded pricing without a membership

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From $199/mo

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Bodybuilding Health+Partner

A headline that is the monthly rate

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From $209/mo

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GalaPartner

One price across both molecules

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From $199/mo

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YourEraPartner

A seller that states its own terms

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From $159.20/mo

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Belle HealthPartner

Reading which rung is monthly

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From $249/mo

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All 50
FoundPartner

One price for either molecule

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From $169/mo

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All 50
CoreAge RxPartner

Flat pricing on either molecule

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From $149/mo

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All 50
HealthRXPartner

Buyers committing to a year

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From $214/mo

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bmiMDPartner

A narrow gap between molecules

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From $139/mo

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CollectivePartner

Year-long cost-led buyers

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From $86/mo

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SnagRxPartner

Flat pricing at every dose

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From $149/mo

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Strut HealthPartner

Comparing the exact preparation and refill schedule

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From $219/mo

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MyDrHankPartner

Tablet with anti-nausea medicine built in

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From $240/mo

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Enhance MDPartner

Buyers comparing longer plans and four-week billing periods

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From $184/mo

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40 + DC
Live VitalPartner

Checking supply and renewal behind a ten-week label

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From $239/mo

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All 50
Rivo Health

Both molecules, both forms

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From $199/mo

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All 50
Zera Health

Comparing oral against injection

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From $199/mo

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All 50
Aspen

One price, either molecule

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From $179/mo

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All 50 + DC
Bionomy Health

Named pharmacies, flat rates

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From $249/mo

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EverSlim

A small step up to tirzepatide

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From $136/mo

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All 50 + DC

We never show a fabricated price or rating. Facts are shown only where a provider publishes them.

State counts describe provider-wide service areas. Confirm availability for your medication and location.

How this board is built

The ceiling here is $100 above the semaglutide one, and that gap is the market rather than a choice about presentation. Tirzepatide costs more than semaglutide at nearly every seller on this roster, so a $150 line drawn across this molecule would return a handful of rows and tell a reader that the drug is out of reach. $250 is where the tirzepatide field actually divides.

The step between the two molecules is worth knowing before you treat this as a budget question. At the same seller it runs from about $26 to double, and it is not proportional to either price — a cheap semaglutide seller is not reliably a cheap tirzepatide one. The two boards therefore rank in different orders, which is a fact about how this market prices rather than about the drugs.

What a budget filter cannot tell you

A monthly figure covers the medication. Whether it also covers the consultation, the labs, the shipping and the membership varies across this market, and it is published inconsistently enough that two figures side by side often describe different purchases. Where a fee sits outside a seller’s headline, the figure here already includes it; where a seller publishes too little to tell, it carries no price rather than a flattering one.

The second thing a ceiling hides is what happens as the dose climbs. Tirzepatide escalates over twenty weeks to its top approved dose, so a buyer comparing opening prices is comparing the dose they will be on for the fewest weeks of the year. A seller that re-prices at every step can finish the year above one that started $40 higher and held.

Every product on this board is compounded. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, efficacy or quality before dispensing, and price is not evidence about which preparation is which.

How we judge sellers

  • Price transparency — Can you find what a month costs — for the molecule and the form you want — before creating an account, and does the seller's own site agree with itself?
  • Honest headline — Is the figure the seller leads with the figure it bills? A price that needs a twelve-month prepay, or that is struck through from an anchor nobody pays, is a different number from a standing monthly rate.
  • Dose-ladder pricing — Does the price hold as your dose escalates, or is it re-set at every step? This is the difference most buyers only discover in month three.
  • Access — How many states the seller ships to, and whether it covers more than one molecule or delivery form.

We never show a fabricated price or rating, and access notes appear only where a provider publishes them. Pricing and availability change often — confirm current details on the provider’s own site.

Keep comparing

Every tirzepatide seller, ranked · The same filter on semaglutide · Sellers that hold one price across doses · What the ladder costs

Common questions

Why is the ceiling $250 here and $150 on the semaglutide board?
Because tirzepatide costs more at nearly every seller on this roster. A $150 line drawn across this molecule would return a handful of rows and describe the market as unaffordable rather than describing it. $250 is where the tirzepatide field actually splits between sellers competing on price and sellers competing on something else.
Is the cheapest seller here also cheapest for semaglutide?
Not necessarily. Providers price each product separately. Compare each medicine’s own quote and dose terms rather than borrowing the semaglutide price or assuming a fixed premium.
Does the price hold as the dose goes up?
It depends entirely on the seller, and it is worth more across a year than most of the headline gaps here. Escalation to the top approved tirzepatide dose takes twenty weeks, so a seller that re-prices at each step charges more than its opening figure implies for most of that time.
Are any of these the brand product?
No. This board covers compounded tirzepatide, which is prepared by a pharmacy against a prescription and is not FDA-approved or FDA-reviewed before dispensing. Zepbound and Mounjaro are the approved products, and their cash prices sit far above this ceiling.