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The cheapest compounded tirzepatide online (8 compared)

Compare tirzepatide online by real monthly price. Every program with a live compounded tirzepatide plan, cheapest first, checked for fees and pharmacy.

Last updated Oct 28, 2026
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The cheapest option is Collective, at $86 a month with its membership fee, month to month. We compared 8 compounded tirzepatide programs on verified monthly price, fees, pharmacy, LegitScript status, FDA warning letters and the states they ship to, last checked Oct 26, 2026.

ProgramMonth to monthCheapest plan
Collective
$86 / moLowest price
incl. $17 membership
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YourEra
$129 / mo
$99 / mo
12 months, $1,188 up front
Embody
$162 / mo
$99 / mo
12 months, $1,188 up front
Brightmeds
$149 / mo
$119 / mo
3 months, $357 up front
Enhanced
$169 / mo
$129 / mo
12 months, $1,548 up front

Ranked on the lowest verified monthly price, then on our rating. Never on commission: the order is the same whether a program pays us or not.

The best pick for what you need

  • Best overall
    Collective
    8.9 / 10
    $86 / mo

    Our highest-rated pick, at 8.9 / 10.

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  • Lowest price
    Embody
    9.2 / 10
    $99 / mo

    The lowest verified price after Collective. On a 12-month plan, $1,188 up front, or $162 month to month.

    Visit Embody
  • No membership fee
    YourEra
    9.0 / 10
    $99 / mo

    No separate membership fee: the monthly price covers the plan. On a 12-month plan, $1,188 up front, or $129 month to month.

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  • Ships everywhere
    GobyMeds
    9.2 / 10
    $133 / mo

    Ships to all 50 states. On a 3-month plan, $399 up front, or $299 month to month.

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Before you compare “from” prices

Compounded tirzepatide costs from $69 to $299 a month across these eight programs, and the headline figure is often not what month one costs. Collective's $69 is the lowest drug price but needs a $199 annual membership, charged when its 21-day trial ends. Month to month with no membership, YourEra lists $129, Embody (during its Black Friday sale), Brightmeds and Lttl $149 and Enhanced $169. The lower rates elsewhere need a prepaid or committed plan: Embody's 12-month plan at $99 a month ($1,188 up front) during its Black Friday sale, YourEra's 12-month plan at $99 a month ($1,188 billed yearly), Brightmeds' 3-month pack at $119 a month ($357), Enhanced's and CoreAge Rx's 12-month plans at $129 ($1,548 each) and Lttl's 12-month plan at $139 ($1,668). Every program here except GobyMeds charges the same price at every dose, so the maintenance-dose price matches the starting price; GobyMeds prices its 3-month supplies by dose, from $399 to $599; compounded tirzepatide is prepared by a pharmacy to a prescription and is not FDA-approved, as the safety section explains.

8.9/10Very good
  • No FDA warning letter
  • LegitScript certified
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

Collective has the lowest drug price on this page: compounded tirzepatide is $69 a month at any dose, but every plan also needs a $199 annual membership. The membership starts with a 21-day free trial and is charged when the trial ends unless you cancel first, so a first month you stay past day 21 costs $268. Over year one that is $1,027, about $85.58 a month. There is no multi-month drug plan to prepay.

What you payAmount
Compounded tirzepatide$69 a month, same price at any dose, medication included
Membership$199 a year, required; charged when the 21-day free trial ends, renews yearly, not refunded
Other feesNo consult, lab or shipping fee. The terms allow a technology fee per electronic prescription; no amount is published
Month 1 total$69, plus the $199 membership on day 21 if you have not canceled: $268
Year one$1,027 (12 x $69 + $199), about $85.58 a month

No FDA warning letter on file; the pharmacy is not named, so its record can't be checked, and Collective serves 44 states (not Alabama, California, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi or Washington).

It’s for you if
  • You want the lowest monthly tirzepatide price we track, $69, with no multi-month plan to prepay.
  • You expect to stay about a year, so the $199 membership spreads to about $16.58 a month.
  • You want the same $69 at every dose as your dose goes up.
  • You can pay with HSA or FSA funds, if your plan allows it.
It’s not for you if
  • You might stop within the first year: the $199 membership is not refunded, even for part of a year.
  • You don't want a free trial that turns into a paid annual membership on day 21.
  • You live in Alabama, California, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi or Washington.
  • You want the pharmacy named before you buy.
Visit CollectiveFrom $86 / mo · Rated 8.9 / 10
9.2/10Excellent
  • No FDA warning letter
  • Names its pharmacy
  • LegitScript certified
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

In its Black Friday sale until December 1, 2026, Embody sells compounded tirzepatide at $99 a month on a 12-month plan, billed $1,188 up front, or $149 a month month to month, with the medication, doctor review, supplies and shipping in that price and no membership fee. 3- and 6-month plans are $139 and $129 a month ($417 and $774). The price does not change when your dose changes.

What you payAmount
Month to month (4-week plan)$149, billed every 28 days
3- or 6-month plan$417 ($139 a month) or $774 ($129 a month), billed up front
12-month plan$1,188 up front ($99 a month) during the Black Friday sale to December 1; a commitment for the full term
Fees$0 membership, consultation and shipping; medication included
Month 1 total$149 month to month, or $1,188 up front on the 12-month plan

No FDA warning letter on file for Embody; it names four 503A pharmacies, one of which, Triad Rx, had a 2019 FDA warning letter that the FDA closed out in 2023, and it ships to every state except Louisiana.

It’s for you if
  • You want one of the lowest tirzepatide prices with no membership fee: $99 a month all in on the Black Friday 12-month plan.
  • You want the same price at every dose.
  • You want to start month to month, with no contract on the monthly plan.
  • You want the doctor, the drug and shipping in one charge.
It’s not for you if
  • You want the $99 rate without paying $1,188 up front.
  • You'd prepay a 12-month plan but might stop early: multi-month plans are a full commitment and are not refunded. If you have side effects, talk to your provider.
  • You want a refund on medication once it is prescribed or shipped.
  • You live in Louisiana.
Visit EmbodyFrom $99 / mo, 12-month plan, $1,188 up front · $162 month to month · Rated 9.2 / 10
9.0/10Excellent
  • No FDA warning letter
  • Names its pharmacy
  • LegitScript certified
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

YourEra now lists compounded tirzepatide at $129 a month, month to month, at every dose. That price is after a 20% discount applied automatically at checkout ($161.25 before it), and the page says it is for new patients. There is no membership fee and shipping is free. It also sells a 12-month plan at about $99 a month, $1,188 billed yearly.

What you payAmount
Month to month$129 a month after the automatic 20% off ($161.25 before); new patients
Prepaid plansNot shown on the pages we read on October 22
FeesNo membership fee; visit and prescription included; shipping free
Month 1 total$129
RefundFull refund if you cancel before your order ships; none after

No FDA warning letter on file; YourEra names three pharmacies (Galleria Medical Pharmacy, MediVera Compounding Pharmacy and VialsRx), is LegitScript certified, serves all 50 states and accepts HSA or FSA funds.

It’s for you if
  • You want tirzepatide month to month for $129 with no membership fee.
  • You don't want to prepay a plan to get the low price.
  • You want the same price at every dose.
  • You want a full refund if you cancel before the order ships.
It’s not for you if
  • You already take tirzepatide elsewhere: the page says this price is for new patients.
  • You want a price that does not depend on a 'Fall pricing' discount with no stated end date.
  • You want insurance billing.
  • You want to see your clinician's name before you sign up.
Visit YourEraFrom $99 / mo, 12-month plan, $1,188 up front · $129 month to month · Rated 9.0 / 10
8.3/10Good
  • No FDA warning letter
  • LegitScript certified
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

Brightmeds charges $149 a month for compounded tirzepatide month to month, or $119 a month on a 3-month pack billed every 3 months at $357. The price is the same at every dose, and there is no membership, consultation or lab fee. These prices are for new patients in the 38 states and DC the offer covers; patients already on a GLP-1 are asked to contact support for a price. The pack renews every three months until you cancel. If you have side effects, talk to your provider.

What you payAmount
Month to month$149 a month, any dose
3-month pack$357 billed every 3 months, $119 a month
FeesNo membership, consultation or lab fee; shipping free; medication included
Month 1 total$149 month to month, or $357 up front for the pack
Existing GLP-1 patientsNot published: Brightmeds asks you to contact support for pricing

No FDA warning letter on file; no pharmacy is named, the offer covers 38 states and DC, and it does not bill insurance.

It’s for you if
  • You want a short prepaid plan: three months at $119 a month, $357 up front.
  • You want $149 month to month with no membership fee.
  • You want the same price at every dose.
  • You live in one of the 38 states or DC the offer covers.
It’s not for you if
  • You already take a GLP-1 or are transferring a prescription: no price is published for you.
  • You live in California, New Jersey, Massachusetts or another state the offer leaves out.
  • You want a refund after the medication is made: charges are generally not refunded once it is compounded or dispensed.
  • You want doses above 13.5 mg, the highest tirzepatide dose Brightmeds says its doctors prescribe.
Visit BrightmedsFrom $119 / mo, 3-month plan, $357 up front · $149 month to month · Rated 8.3 / 10
8.9/10Very good
  • No FDA warning letter
  • Names its pharmacy
  • LegitScript certified
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

Enhanced sells compounded tirzepatide at $169 a month month to month, $149 on a 3-month plan, $139 on a 6-month plan and $129 on a 12-month plan, the same price at every dose. Each plan is charged in full at checkout, so the $129 rate is $1,548 up front. The order summary lists the doctor review and shipping as free, and there is no membership fee. If you have side effects, talk to your provider.

What you payAmount
Month to month$169
3- or 6-month plan$447 ($149 a month) or $834 ($139 a month), billed up front
12-month plan$1,548 up front ($129 a month)
FeesNo membership fee; doctor review and shipping free; medication included
Month 1 total$169 month to month, or $1,548 up front on the 12-month plan

No FDA warning letter on file for Enhanced; it names four partner pharmacies, one of which, Triad Rx, had a 2019 FDA warning letter that the FDA closed out in 2023; it publishes no list of states.

It’s for you if
  • You want tirzepatide at one price for every dose, up to the highest one.
  • You can prepay 6 or 12 months for $139 or $129 a month.
  • You want the doctor review and shipping in the price.
It’s not for you if
  • You want a low monthly price without a long plan: month to month is $169.
  • You want a clinician named on the site.
Visit EnhancedFrom $129 / mo, 12-month plan, $1,548 up front · $169 month to month · Rated 8.9 / 10
8.1/10Good
  • No FDA warning letter
  • LegitScript certified
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

CoreAge Rx's $129 a month for compounded tirzepatide is a 12-month plan paid in full, $1,548 up front, at the same price on every dose. One month cost $199 at checkout on October 26, after a pre-applied discount off a $449 list price; 3- and 6-month plans were $159 and $139 a month. The checkout showed no consultation fee. Prepay the year only if you plan to stay that long. If you have side effects, talk to your provider.

What you payAmount
12-month plan$1,548 paid in full, $129 a month
6-month plan$834 paid in full, $139 a month (checkout, October 26)
3-month plan$477 paid in full, $159 a month (checkout, October 26)
One month$199 after a discount code the checkout applies itself, off $449 (checkout, October 26)
Consultation feeNone at checkout ("Prescription & provider review: Included"); the refund policy still mentions $50 to $100
Month 1 total$199 on a one-month plan

No FDA warning letter on file; its pharmacy is described as a 503A pharmacy but not named, and no list of states served is published.

It’s for you if
  • You want to prepay a year for $129 a month on every dose.
  • You want the price to stay flat as your dose rises.
  • You want free shipping and no membership fee.
  • You want tirzepatide that CoreAge says is typically formulated with B-12.
It’s not for you if
  • You want a low one-month price: one month was $199.
  • You want a refund after the order reaches the pharmacy: sales are final then, and every order is final 30 days after purchase.
  • You want a single, certain price before you pay: the refund policy mentions a $50 to $100 consultation fee that the checkout did not charge.
  • You want to know which states it serves before you start.
Visit CoreAge RxFrom $129 / mo, 12-month plan, $1,548 up front · $199 month to month · Rated 8.1 / 10
9.2/10Excellent
  • No FDA warning letter
  • Names its pharmacy
  • LegitScript certified
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

GobyMeds sells compounded tirzepatide at $299 for one month at any dose and $399 for two months. A 3-month supply is priced by dose: $399 at 1.5 to 3 mg a week ($133 a month), $499 at 6 to 9 mg (about $166) and $599 at 11 to 13.5 mg (about $200). New patients can take a $399 starter bundle that steps up from 1.5 mg to 9 mg. Every order is paid once and does not renew, with no membership fee.

What you payAmount
1 month$299, any dose from 1.5 mg to 13.5 mg
2 months$399 (about $200 a month)
3 months$399 at 1.5 to 3 mg a week, $499 at 6 to 9 mg, $599 at 11 to 13.5 mg
Starter bundle$399 for 3 months, 1.5 mg rising to 9 mg
FeesNo membership, consultation or shipping fee; $50 may be kept if you cancel after the clinical review

GobyMeds has no FDA warning letter on file and names four dispensing pharmacies; its sign-up page says it serves all 50 states, but its product pages say "not available in all states".

It’s for you if
  • You start on a low dose and want 3 months at $133 a month.
  • You want no membership and nothing that renews.
  • You want the starter bundle to cover the climb to 9 mg.
It’s not for you if
  • You need a high dose month to month: one month is $299.
  • You want one price at every dose on a 3-month supply: it rises to $599.
  • You want a refund once your medication ships.
  • You don't want injections, or don't feel comfortable injecting yourself.
Visit GobyMedsFrom $133 / mo, 3-month plan, $399 up front · $299 month to month · Rated 9.2 / 10
9.4/10Excellent
  • No FDA warning letter
  • Names its pharmacy
  • Prices checked Oct 26, 2026

Lttl's compounded tirzepatide is $149 a month on its monthly plan, with no membership fee, at every dose, so month one costs $149. Longer plans lower the rate to $146, $143 or $139 a month, billed up front at $438, $858 or $1,668. Each plan month is a 4-week supply, and one Lttl page says the monthly plan bills every 4 weeks: on that cadence a year of monthly refills is 13 charges, $1,937, against $1,668 for the 12-month plan's 48 weeks (52 on its plans page). Its terms treat an order as non-refundable once the intake is submitted. If you have side effects, talk to your provider.

What you payAmount
Compounded tirzepatide$149 for a 4-week supply on the monthly plan, same price at every dose, medication included
Longer plans$146, $143 or $139 a month on 3, 6 or 12 months ($438, $858 or $1,668 up front; 12, 24 or 48 weeks of medication (the plans page says 52 for the 12-month plan))
FeesNo membership fee; free shipping
Month 1 total$149, or $1,668 up front on the 12-month plan
Year one$1,668 on the 12-month plan; $1,937 if the monthly plan bills every 4 weeks

No FDA warning letter on file for Lttl; it names its four pharmacies, one of which (Triad Rx) had a 2019 FDA warning letter, closed out in 2023; it says it serves all 50 states and DC.

It’s for you if
  • You want compounded tirzepatide month to month at $149 with no membership on top.
  • You want the same price as your dose goes up.
  • You would prepay a year for $139 a month.
It’s not for you if
  • You want a refund if you stop early: the terms refund nothing once the intake is submitted.
  • You count a month as a calendar month: each plan month is a 4-week supply.
  • You want the prescriber named.
  • You don't want injections, or don't feel comfortable injecting yourself.
Visit LttlFrom $139 / mo, 12-month plan, $1,668 up front · $149 month to month · Rated 9.4 / 10

“From” prices are the lowest verified rate on the program’s own checkout, usually a prepaid plan. Reference only: we don’t sell medication, we verify who does.

Our top picks, in short

  1. #1Collective — from $86 a month, best for cash-pay buyers who plan a full year on compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide and want one price at every dose.
  2. #2Embody — from $99 a month, best for users who want the lowest all-in price on compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide, with no membership fee and round-the-clock specialist support.
  3. #3YourEra — from $99 a month.
Quick answers

Compounded tirzepatide: what people ask

Collective ranks first of the 8 programs we compared, rated 8.9 / 10, from $86 a month. The ranking weighs verified price, pharmacy, FDA enforcement record and state coverage, never commission.

Collective has the lowest verified price in this ranking, at $86 a month. Check what the price includes: a membership or consultation fee can change which program is cheaper over three months.

7 of the 8 programs here charge no separate membership fee. The rest either charge one or do not disclose it; each write-up states which.

None of the 8 programs here bills insurance. They are cash-pay, so the listed price is what you pay.

3 of the 8 programs ship to all 50 states. The others leave out a few states; each write-up gives the count.

No. Compounded drugs are made by licensed pharmacies for individual patients and are not FDA-approved; the FDA has not reviewed them for safety, effectiveness or quality. That is why every program here is checked against the FDA warning-letter register and its pharmacy record.

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