Cheapest Compounded Tirzepatide Online (2026)

Who this list is for

Shoppers comparing compounded tirzepatide programmes on what they will actually pay, rather than on the figure in the advertisement. Both molecules are shown in every row so a programme cannot look cheap on one and expensive on the other without you seeing it.

How to read the table

All-in monthly is medication plus any mandatory recurring fee at a maintenance dose. Watchout, in the detail below, names the catch on each advertised figure: annual billing, a promo code, an intake-gated rate, a bundled programme, or a ‘starting at’ entry price. Evidence says whether we read the figure on the programme’s own page or took it from a third party.

Why we ranked them this way

One criterion: all-in monthly cost at a named dose. Not the advertised figure, not the entry dose, and not a promotional first month. Where a programme charges a mandatory membership we add it, which moves several programmes several places down from where they appear elsewhere.

Compounded tirzepatide across the programmes below runs $215 to $597 a month for the identical molecule. That spread is overhead, clinical wrap, pharmacy sourcing and margin rather than the medicine.

Only 11 of the 32 programmes we track have a price we could read on their own pricing page. The rest are labelled third-party and should be confirmed at checkout before you act on them.

The picks in detail

NexLife

Best for: The lowest verified all-in price, with six named partner pharmacies and one rate at every dose.

Watchout: None we could identify. $215 is the standing monthly rate, flat across the full 2.5-15 mg ladder, with no membership and no promotional entry price. Six partner pharmacies are named before purchase.

Pricing: tirzepatide $215/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $145/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $186/mo on a 12-month plan. Pharmacy: 6 named partners. Evidence: source verified.

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Yucca Health

Best for: A low advertised entry rate with named prescribing physicians and fifty-state coverage.

Watchout: The advertised rate is a new-patient figure on a six-month plan, shown site-wide with a promo code. Yucca's own FAQ says full pricing is shared after intake once eligibility is confirmed.

Pricing: tirzepatide $258/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $146/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $225/mo on a 6-month plan. Pharmacy: named physicians. Evidence: source verified.

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Mochi Health

Best for: Video visits and dietitian access, if you will use what the membership buys.

Watchout: The medication price is not the price you pay: a monthly membership is mandatory. Mochi also fills through an owned facility rather than a contracted pharmacy, which removes a layer of independent oversight.

Pricing: tirzepatide $278/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $178/mo. Pricing model: flat. Membership $79/mo on top. Pharmacy: owned facility. Evidence: source verified.

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IVIM Health

Best for: Video visits with required laboratory work, for people who want monitoring built in.

Watchout: The medication figure requires a mandatory monthly membership for the duration of the plan, and laboratory work is required. The advertised number is not the total.

Pricing: tirzepatide $278/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $149/mo. Pricing model: scaled. Membership $75/mo on top. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: source verified.

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Found

Best for: Personalised prescribing across drug classes rather than a single molecule.

Watchout: The lowest advertised rate is a twelve-month plan paid up front. Month-to-month costs substantially more, and the final medication may not be tirzepatide if a clinician recommends otherwise.

Pricing: tirzepatide $289/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $199/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $169/mo on a 12-month plan. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

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ShedRx

Best for: A broad menu of formats if you want something other than a weekly injection.

Watchout: Formats are priced separately and the headline rate is usually the cheapest format rather than the injection. Confirm which formulation your quote covers before checkout.

Pricing: tirzepatide $289/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $199/mo. Pricing model: scaled. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: partially named. Evidence: source verified.

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SkinnyRx

Best for: A flat compounded rate with no membership on the compounded product.

Watchout: Recorded from third-party round-ups rather than a SkinnyRx pricing page we could capture.

Pricing: tirzepatide $299/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $199/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: source verified.

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Amble Health

Pricing: tirzepatide $300/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide not published. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not published. Evidence: third party reported.

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Henry Meds

Best for: A simple compounded programme with broad availability and no membership.

Watchout: Advertised as a 'from' price, and the month-to-month rate is materially higher than the prepaid one. Confirm which you are being quoted.

Pricing: tirzepatide $349/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $149/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $297/mo on a 3-month supply paid in full. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: third party reported.

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TrimRx

Best for: Unlimited clinician messaging bundled into a flat rate.

Watchout: Recorded from third-party round-ups rather than a TrimRx pricing page. Check terms before prepaying; the published figure may be a promotional or committed-term rate.

Pricing: tirzepatide $349/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $199/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $293/mo on a 12-month plan. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: source verified.

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Lavender Sky Health

Best for: Ten or more named partner pharmacies and both injectable and sublingual formats.

Watchout: A monthly treatment plan fee is charged on top of medication, and pricing is tiered by vial rather than by weekly dose, so a monthly figure is an approximation.

Pricing: tirzepatide $352/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $174/mo. Pricing model: scaled. Membership $25/mo on top. Pharmacy: not published. Evidence: source verified.

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Join Fridays

Best for: A mid-priced compounded route with no separate membership.

Watchout: Recorded from third-party round-ups; we could not capture a figure on Fridays' own pricing page. Treat as indicative and confirm at checkout.

Pricing: tirzepatide $359/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $175/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $240/mo on a annual plan. Pharmacy: not published. Evidence: third party reported.

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MEDVi

Best for: Multiple formats including injections, oral dissolving tablets and a brand pill route.

Watchout: Advertised as a 'starting at' price. Other formats and higher doses cost more, and the brand pill route is priced as a membership plus medication cost rather than all-in.

Pricing: tirzepatide $399/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $179/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Prepaid rate $249/mo on a multi-month plan. Pharmacy: not named. Evidence: source verified.

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Remedy Meds

Watchout: Recorded from third-party coverage rather than a Remedy Meds pricing page.

Pricing: tirzepatide $399/mo all-in at a 10 mg maintenance dose; tirzepatide $299/mo. Pricing model: flat. No separate recurring fee. Pharmacy: not published. Evidence: third party reported.

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