$99 a month to microdose. $149 a month for every other dose — medication, doctor consult, syringes and shipping included. No membership fee. No prepaying for a year. No mystery price increases.
Tirzepatide · Prescribed online · Shipped to your door
Before AfterWhere it starts
Most people don’t need the top dose to get where they’re going. Start at $99 on a microdose. If you and your doctor decide to move up, every other dose is one flat $149 a month, no matter how high you go.
Choose your dose
Microdosing is $99 a month. Every other dose is $149 a month. Move from 3 mg to 9 mg and your price stays the same.
1.5 – 2 mg weekly
per month, everything included
Appetite control at the lowest effective dose. Where most people start — and where a lot of people stay.
All other doses · 3 – 9 mg weekly
per month, everything included
Every dose above microdose at one flat monthly price, no matter which dose you land on.
The whole agreement
This is every term of every plan. There isn’t a second page.
BeforeAfter| Microdose | Standard | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $99 | $149 |
| Weekly dose | 1.5 – 2 mg | All other doses (3 – 9 mg) |
| Membership fee | $0 | $0 |
| Medication | Included | Included |
| Doctor consult | Included | Included |
| Syringes & shipping | Included | Included |
| Due today | One month | One month |
| Prepay required | Never | Never |
| Minimum term | None | None |
| Mystery price increases | None | None |
| Same dose, same price | Always | Always |
How we’re different
Every one of these is something the category does routinely. That’s the whole pitch.
Won’t do it
You pay the same amount for the same dose. Not an introductory rate that resets in month two, not “new patient pricing” that quietly expires. The only thing that ever moves your bill is a change in your dose — and you’ll see that price before you’re charged it.
Won’t do it
The oldest trick in telehealth: advertise cheap medication, then bill a separate monthly “membership” that nobody mentions until checkout. We don’t have one. The number on the card is the number on your statement.
Won’t do it
When you see “$89/month” somewhere else, read the next line. It usually means $1,068 charged today for twelve months, non-refundable, at a dose you haven’t tried yet. Our price is a monthly price because you pay it monthly.
Won’t do it
They’re two different molecules. Semaglutide is the older, cheaper one. If the price you’re comparing us to is semaglutide, you’re comparing two different medications — put our semaglutide next to theirs, or their tirzepatide next to ours.
Won’t do it
Cancel in the portal. No retention phone call, no cancellation form, no “we’ve paused your account instead.” Plenty of patients do leave for a cheaper headline number — and a real share of them come back once they’ve added up the membership fee and the prepay.
Apples to apples
Most of the cheaper numbers people bring us are a different drug on a different payment plan.
BeforeAfterSingle-agonist · The older option
Dual-agonist · What these plans are
How it works
Two minutes of health history. No card required to find out if you’re a fit.
Choose the dose tier you and the doctor expect to start on. You can move later.
A board-certified, state-licensed doctor reviews your case and writes the prescription if it’s appropriate.
Filled by a U.S. compounding pharmacy and delivered in 3–5 business days, syringes included.
Straight answers
The things people ask us before they sign up, answered here so you don’t have to call to find out.
BeforeAfterYes. One charge per month covers the medication, the physician consult, your syringe kit and shipping. There is no membership fee, no consult fee, no shipping charge and no annual fee. The only way your bill changes is if you and your doctor change your dose to a different plan.
If you move up from microdosing, you move to the $149 plan. Every dose above microdose is $149, so going from 3 mg to 9 mg doesn’t change your bill. You’ll see the price before anything is charged, and you can stay where you are if you’d rather.
No. Both plans are month to month, with no 3, 6 or 12-month commitment. Nobody here pays six or twelve months up front to unlock a rate.
Usually one of three reasons: it’s semaglutide rather than tirzepatide, it’s the per-month math on a large upfront prepayment, or there’s a separate monthly membership fee on top. Add those in and run the comparison again — that’s the comparison we’re happy to lose if we lose it.
In the portal, in a couple of clicks. No phone call, no retention offer, no form to email in.
No. These are compounded formulations prepared by state-licensed U.S. pharmacies, prescribed by a licensed physician for your specific case. They are not FDA-approved products and are not generic versions of any brand-name drug.
Meet our specialists
Board Certified MD
Supervising Medical Director
No card, no commitment to take the quiz. A licensed physician reviews every case before anything ships.
Start the quizCompounded medications are prepared by state-licensed U.S. pharmacies and are not FDA-approved. Microdosing is an off-label use. Prescriptions are issued only when a licensed physician determines treatment is appropriate. Individual results vary.
