Price index · November 2026 edition

How Much Does Compounded Tirzepatide Cost? Price Index, Checked Monthly

Prices checked in November 2026. Compounded tirzepatide costs a median of $129 a month over a year at the 21 online programs we could price, from about $97 to $311, when you pay the cheapest way. That often means several months up front. Billed month to month, prices run from $126 to about $367 a month (median about $192). At MaxLife, compounded tirzepatide is $120/mo flat: all-inclusive, the same price at every dose, with no membership fee. Brand Zepbound® from LillyDirect is $299 to $449 a month for the medicine alone. Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved.

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MaxLife publishes this index and is one of the programs in it. We list every price with its source, read on each program's own public pages in November 2026, and we show where others cost less. Prices change often, so check before you buy.

$120/mo flatMaxLife compounded tirzepatide: all-inclusive, no membership fee, the same price at every dose.

$129/moMedian cost per month over 12 months at 21 other programs, paying the cheapest way.

15 of 20programs need several months paid at once for the price they advertise.

$299 to $449Brand Zepbound® a month from LillyDirect, for the medicine alone.

How much does compounded tirzepatide cost in November 2026?

Over a full year, compounded tirzepatide costs a median of $129 a month at the 21 online programs we could price, from $97.33 a month (PreventiveMD) to $311.42 (Noom Med). That is the cheapest published way to pay for 12 months at the starting dose, with required fees included. Billed month to month, without paying ahead, the 18 programs that offer it charge from $126 to about $367 a month, with a median of about $192.

MaxLife is $120/mo flat, all-inclusive and the same price at every dose, with no membership fee. Billed month to month, that is lower than the other month-to-month prices in our table: Mondae charges $126, and Eden, Good Life Meds, OurView Health and Tryozi $129.

Where others cost less: five programs cost less than $120 a month over a year, but only if you pay 3 to 12 months up front: PreventiveMD ($1,168 for 12 months), Embody ($99 per 4 weeks on a 52-week bundle), Mondae ($684 for 6 months), and OurView Health and Brightmeds ($357 for 3 months). Most of those plans are non-refundable once they start.

12 months, per month

What a year of compounded tirzepatide costs, per month

The cheapest published way to pay for 12 months at the starting dose, required fees included, divided by 12.

Red lines: the price holds only if you pay for several months up front, not month to month.

  1. MaxLifesame price at every dose$120/mo flat Flat
  2. PreventiveMD12 months paid up front$97.33/mo
  3. Embody52-week bundle, paid up front$107.25/mo
  4. Mondae6-month plans, paid up front$114/mo
  5. Brightmeds3-month packs, paid up front$119/mo
  6. OurView Health3 months paid in full$119/mo
  7. Trimiannual plan, paid up front$125/mo
  8. Mochi Healthstarting dose; prepaid membership and supplies$127.67/mo
  9. CoreAge Rxfrom $129 a month$129/mo
  10. Edenmonth to month$129/mo
  11. Good Life Medspromotional price, billed monthly$129/mo
  12. Tryozibilled monthly$129/mo
  13. Cora Healthannual plan, paid up front$135/mo
  14. Ozari Healthannual plan, paid up front$140/mo
  15. Ondra Health12-month plan, paid up front$141.58/mo
  16. Rift12-week plans, paid up front$158.53/mo
  17. ivim health12-month program plus membership$191.66/mo
  18. Fifty4104-week programs$215.58/mo
  19. Found12-month plan, paid up front$215.58/mo
  20. Fridays12-month supply, paid up front$240/mo
  21. OrderlyMedsstarter, then month to month$274.08/mo
  22. Noom Medbilled every 12 weeks$311.42/mo
  23. Zepbound®, LillyDirectbrand, medicine only, 13 fills$469.75/mo

Prices from each program's own pages, checked in November 2026. Embody, Fifty410 and Found bill per 4 weeks or 28 days (13 payments a year). Mochi Health's medicine price rises with the dose. Not shown: MEDVi and Remedy Meds (no full price published).

Price index · November 2026

Compounded tirzepatide prices online, fees included

23 programs plus MaxLife, sorted by what 12 months cost per month. Each price comes from the program's own public pages, checked in November 2026, using its cheapest option with no added ingredients that ships to all 50 states (or its only formula, if it sells just one).

Program12 months, per monthMonth to monthAdvertised priceMembershipFormula and states
MaxLifeFlat price$120/mo flatall-inclusive$120/mo flatsame price at every dose$120/mo flatno hidden feesNoneAll 50 statesformula per your prescription and pharmacy
PreventiveMD$97.33/mo$1,168 a year, paid ahead$139/mo$97/moneeds 12 months up front ($1,168)NoneGlycine formula only; not in AR, MS, NM, WV
Embody$107.25/mo$1,287 a year, paid ahead$129 per 4 weeksabout $140 a month$99 per 4 weeks52-week bundle, one purchaseNoneFormula and state list not published
Mondae$114/mo$1,368 a year, paid ahead$126/mo$114/moneeds 6 months up front ($684)NoneNo additive named; all 50 states
Brightmeds$119/mo$1,428 a year, paid ahead$149/mo$119/moneeds a 3-month pack ($357)NoneNot in AL, AR, MS; read earlier this month
OurView Health$119/mo$1,428 a year, paid ahead$129/mo$129/mo$119/mo if you pay 3 months ($357)NoneNot in AR, CT, HI, NJ
Trimi$125/mo$1,500 a year, paid ahead$235/mo$125/moneeds a year up front ($1,500)NoneNo additive named; all 50 states
Mochi Health$127.67/mo$1,532 a year, paid ahead$169/mo$90/momedicine only, at the starting dose$79/mo, or $588 a yearAll 50 states; medicine price rises with the dose
CoreAge Rx$129/moabout $1,548 a yearNot publishedFrom $129/moplan length shown at checkoutNoneB12 formula; state list not published
Eden$129/mo$1,548 a year$129/mo$129/mosame price at every doseNoneMay include B3, B6, B12 or glycine; all 50 states
Good Life Meds$129/mo$1,548 a year$129/mo$129/mopromotion locked for 12 monthsNoneNot in AK, AR, LA, NH, OR, SC, WV or DC
Tryozi$129/mo$1,548 a year$129/mo$129/mobilled monthlyNoneFormula not stated; all 50 states
Cora Health$135/mo$1,620 a year, paid ahead$225/mo$135/moneeds a year up front ($1,620)NoneB12 formula only; all 50 states
Ozari Health$140/mo$1,680 a year, paid ahead$235/mo$140/mono-additive option, a year up front ($1,680)NoneNo additives; all 50 states
Ondra Health$141.58/mo$1,699 a year, paid ahead$219/moAbout $142/moneeds a year up front ($1,699)NoneNo additives; not in 9 states
Rift$158.53/moabout $1,902 a year, paid aheadNot offered$439 per 12 weeksno-additive option, includes a $50 intro discountNoneNo additives; all 50 states
ivim health$191.66/mo$2,300 a year, paid ahead$324.99/mo$117/momedicine only, 12-month program$74.99/mo, requiredFormula not stated; not all 50 states
Fifty410$215.58/mo$2,587 a year$199 per 4 weeksabout $216 a month$199 per 4 weeksall-state option; no subscriptionNoneNo additive named; all 50 states
Found$215.58/mo$2,587 a year, paid ahead$339 per 4 weeksabout $367 a month$199 per 28 daysneeds a 12-month plan up frontNoneB12 and glycine formula; not all 50 states
Fridays$240/mo$2,880 a year, paid ahead$359/mo$240/moneeds a year up front ($2,880)NoneFormula not stated; not in LA
OrderlyMeds$274.08/mo$3,289 a year$299/mo$149/mo2-month starter ($299), new customersNonePharmacy may add B6 or B12; all 50 states
Noom Med$311.42/mo$3,737 a year, paid aheadNot offered$149 first 4 weeksthen $897 every 12 weeksNoneFormula not stated; not in AL, LA, MS
MEDViNot publishedNot published$166/moplan length not stated; its FAQ says $199/moNoneState list not published
Remedy MedsNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedshown only after a quizNoneNot in LA (its FAQ)

Prices change often: confirm before you enroll. A prescription is written only if a licensed provider decides treatment is right for you. Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved.

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  • Edition: November 2026
  • Programs: 23 plus MaxLife, and 2 brand rows
  • Next check: December 2026

How to cite: MaxLife, "Compounded Tirzepatide Price Index," November 2026, maxlife.com/compounded-tirzepatide-price-index.

$120/mo flat, the same price at every dose

No membership fee and nothing to pay ahead. See in about 2 minutes whether compounded tirzepatide may suit you.

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Month to month vs paying ahead: why advertised prices look lower

The advertised price is rarely the price you pay month to month. 15 of the 20 programs whose terms we could read need several months paid at once for the price they advertise: bundles, 8- and 12-week packs, and 3-, 6- and 12-month plans. Three headlines belong to a cheaper formula with an added ingredient or a plan that skips some states (Rift's "$100 a month", Ozari Health's "$125" and Fifty410's "$149.50 per 4 weeks"), and two quote the medicine without the required membership (Mochi Health's "$90" and ivim health's "$117").

This chart shows what each program charges if you pay one month (or 4 weeks) at a time, at the starting dose. Prices billed per 4 weeks are shown as a calendar-month amount, because 4-week billing means 13 payments a year.

Month to month

What one month costs if you don't pay ahead

18 programs that sell one month (or 4 weeks) at a time, at the starting dose, plus MaxLife.

  1. MaxLifeall-inclusive, no membership fee$120/mo flat
  2. Mondae$126/mo
  3. OurView Health$129/mo
  4. Eden$129/mo
  5. Good Life Meds$129/mo
  6. Tryozi$129/mo
  7. PreventiveMD$139/mo
  8. Embodybilled $129 per 4 weeksabout $140/mo
  9. Brightmeds$149/mo
  10. Mochi Healthmedicine plus membership, starting dose$169/mo
  11. Fifty410billed $199 per 4 weeksabout $216/mo
  12. Ondra Health$219/mo
  13. Cora Health$225/mo
  14. Trimi$235/mo
  15. Ozari Health$235/mo
  16. OrderlyMeds$299/mo
  17. ivim healthmedicine plus required membership$324.99/mo
  18. Fridays$359/mo
  19. Foundbilled $339 per 4 weeksabout $367/mo

Checked in November 2026. Not offered month to month: Rift and Noom Med. Not published: CoreAge Rx, MEDVi and Remedy Meds.

Read the fine print: 6 things that change the true cost

Two programs with the same headline price can cost hundreds of dollars apart over a year. Check these six things:

The fine print

6 things that change what you really pay

  • 1 · PrepayPaying for months at once

    Bundles and multi-month plans are paid up front and are often non-refundable: Embody sells its bundle as "a single, indivisible purchase", and Fridays says "all fees are non-refundable".

    What it means for you: Ask what you pay if you stop after one month.

  • 2 · 4 weeks4 weeks is not a month

    Embody, Fifty410, Found, Noom Med and Remedy Meds bill per 4 weeks or 28 days: 13 payments a year, not 12. $129 per 4 weeks is about $140 a calendar month.

    What it means for you: Multiply a 4-week price by 13 to see the year.

  • 3 · Intro pricesFirst-month deals end

    Noom Med charges $149 for the first 4 weeks, then $897 every 12 weeks. OrderlyMeds charges $299 for 2 months, then $299 a month. Good Life Meds locks $129 for 12 months; after that, no price is stated.

    What it means for you: Ask for the price in month 4 and month 13.

  • 4 · MembershipA fee on top of the medicine

    Mochi Health adds a $79 monthly membership (or $588 a year) and ivim health $74.99 a month. Most other programs in our index include the provider visit.

    What it means for you: Add any membership before you compare.

  • 5 · DosePrices that rise with the dose

    Mochi Health's medicine goes from $90 to $199 a month as the dose goes up. Brand Zepbound® rises from $299 to $449. Most compounded programs now charge one price for all doses.

    What it means for you: Ask what you pay at higher doses.

  • 6 · FormulaAdded ingredients and state lists

    Six programs sell only a formula with an added ingredient (B12, B6, B3 or glycine) or may add one, and ten don't serve all 50 states. Some cheap headlines belong to those options.

    What it means for you: Check the formula and your state before you buy.

From each program's own pricing pages, FAQs and terms, checked in November 2026.

Is compounded tirzepatide cheaper than Zepbound?

Usually, yes. Brand Zepbound® from LillyDirect costs $299 a month at the starting dose, $399 at the next dose and $449 at higher doses if you refill within 45 days, plus needles and your prescriber's fees. Most compounded programs in our index charge $126 to $235 a month whatever the dose. Zepbound is FDA-approved. Compounded tirzepatide is prepared by a licensed pharmacy for one patient's prescription and is not FDA-approved, which means the FDA hasn't reviewed it for safety, effectiveness or quality. If your insurance covers Zepbound, the brand may cost you less.

Brand benchmark

FDA-approved tirzepatide, cash prices

Brand optionPriceConditions
Zepbound® vials, LillyDirect$299, $399, then $449 a monthA month is 28 days; $449 only if you refill within 45 days, else $499 or $699; needles and prescriber fees extra
Zepbound® KwikPen, LillyDirect$299, $399, then $449 a monthOne pen per 28 days; pen needles extra
Zepbound® KwikPen, retail pharmacyAs low as $299, $399, $449 a fillLilly self-pay card; up to 11 fills a year; the card ends December 31, 2026
Mounjaro®, LillyDirect$499 a month for all dosesApproved for type 2 diabetes, not weight loss

Checked in November 2026 on Lilly's pages. Zepbound for a year at these prices: about $5,637 for 13 fills, before needles and prescriber fees.

What changed since October

Most prices held steady between our October and November checks. The main moves:

  • Found cut its cash prices by $20 to $40 per 28 days: $339 month to month (was $359) and $199 on a 12-month plan (was $239).
  • OrderlyMeds lowered its transfer offer to $299 for the first 2 months (was $449).
  • Fifty410 moved to $199 per 4 weeks for its all-state option in late October; its cheaper 8-week pack is not sold in 9 states.
  • Ondra Health is new in this edition.
  • Everyone else in the index showed the same prices as at our last check. We'll check again in December 2026.

Before you pay

6 questions to ask any tirzepatide program

  1. What will I pay in month 4, and every month after?
  2. Do I have to pay for several months up front, and can I get a refund?
  3. Is there a membership fee on top of the medicine?
  4. Does the price change at higher doses?
  5. Does my formula include an added ingredient, and do you ship to my state?
  6. Which licensed pharmacy fills my prescription?

What MaxLife costs, and what it includes

MaxLife compounded tirzepatide is $120/mo flat: all-inclusive and the same price at every dose, with no membership fee and no hidden fees. It covers a free online consultation, an independent licensed provider's review and follow-up, your medicine if prescribed, supplies and free expedited shipping, and free ongoing medical support. Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period. No insurance is needed, and HSA and FSA funds may be eligible.

MaxLife is a telehealth patient management platform, not a pharmacy. Licensed partner pharmacies prepare and dispense the medicine. Depending on the prescription and the dispensing pharmacy, some formulations include an added ingredient such as vitamin B12 or glycine; your pharmacy label lists it. Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved, and a prescription is written only if a licensed provider decides it is right for you. Is it still legal? Our page on whether compounded tirzepatide is still legal in 2026 explains the FDA's rules.

MaxLife pricing

What MaxLife tirzepatide costs

One flat price: all-inclusive, the same at every dose, with no membership fee.

Flat price

Every month, every dose

$120/mo flat

All-inclusive and the same price at every dose, with no membership fee and no hidden fees.

  • Free online consultation
  • Medicine, if prescribed
  • Supplies and free expedited shipping
  • Free ongoing medical support
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Same price every month

$120/mo flat

Flat $120 a month. Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period.

  • No insurance needed
  • HSA and FSA may be eligible
  • Same price at every dose
  • Spanish-speaking team
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MaxLife's fine print, in plain words

  • $120/mo flat, the same price at every dose.
  • Cancel anytime with notice before your next billing period.
  • Medicine costs are not refundable.
  • You may be able to use HSA or FSA funds. Check with your plan.
  • Already a MaxLife member? We offer a price match for existing customers.

How we built the index

How we check every price

We read each program's own public pricing pages, FAQs, terms and refund policies in November 2026. We did not sign up, take quizzes that ask for personal details, or use promo codes. We re-check every price once a month and publish a new edition; the next one is due in December 2026.

Step 1

The same kind of product

Each program's cheapest compounded tirzepatide option with no added ingredients that ships to all 50 states. If a program sells only a formula with an additive, that formula is used.

Step 2

Everything you must pay

Medicine, required memberships and any visit, supply or shipping fees, at the starting dose.

Step 3

Two ways to compare

The cheapest published way to pay for 12 months (prepay allowed), divided by 12; and the price if you pay one month or 4 weeks at a time.

Step 4

Dated and downloadable

Every row has its source and check month, and the full table is a free CSV download.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about compounded tirzepatide prices

At the 21 online programs we could price in November 2026, a year of compounded tirzepatide works out to a median of $129 a month, from about $97 to $311. Billed month to month, without paying ahead, prices run from $126 to about $367 a month. The lowest monthly figures need 3 to 12 months paid up front. MaxLife costs $120/mo flat, all-inclusive, with no membership fee.
Nearly everyone pays cash, because insurance rarely covers compounded drugs. Expect about $126 to $367 a month billed month to month, or about $97 to $142 a month at programs that let you prepay a year. Add any membership, consultation or lab fee the program charges on top.
It depends on how you pay. Billed month to month, MaxLife's $120/mo flat is lower than the other month-to-month prices in our table: Mondae charges $126, and Eden, Good Life Meds, OurView Health and Tryozi $129. If you can pay ahead, PreventiveMD ($1,168 for 12 months), Embody ($99 per 4 weeks on a 52-week bundle) and Mondae ($684 for 6 months) cost less per month.
Yes. Most programs in our index charge no separate membership; Mochi Health ($79 a month) and ivim health ($74.99 a month) add one on top of the medicine. MaxLife has no membership fee: $120/mo flat covers the provider review, the medicine if prescribed, supplies and shipping. No membership doesn't always mean no prepay, so check the plan length too.
In our index, a 3-month plan paid up front costs $334 at PreventiveMD, $357 at OurView Health and Brightmeds, $372 at Mondae and $896 at Fridays. Noom Med bills $897 every 12 weeks after the first 4 weeks. MaxLife is $120/mo flat.
At most programs we checked, no: they charge one price for all doses. Mochi Health is the exception, with medicine from $90 a month at the starting dose to $199 at the top dose, plus its membership. Brand Zepbound from LillyDirect rises from $299 to $449 a month. MaxLife is $120/mo flat, the same price at every dose.
Those prices usually need several months paid at once, or apply only to one formula or some states. Embody's $99 is per 4 weeks on a 52-week bundle, Trimi's $125 needs $1,500 up front for a year, and Rift's "$100 per month" is a 12-week plan with B12 or glycine that isn't sold in 13 states. Read the plan length, the refund policy and the formula before you compare.
Usually, yes. Zepbound from LillyDirect costs $299 a month at the starting dose, $399 at the next dose and $449 at higher doses if you refill within 45 days, plus needles and prescriber fees. Most compounded programs in our index charge $126 to $235 a month whatever the dose. Zepbound is FDA-approved; compounded tirzepatide is not.
Yes, in our index. Mounjaro costs $499 a month for all doses from LillyDirect, and it is FDA-approved for type 2 diabetes, not for weight loss. Compounded programs in our index charge $126 to about $367 a month month to month.
Yes, with a prescription from a licensed provider, prepared by a licensed pharmacy for you as a patient. The FDA ended the tirzepatide shortage in December 2024, which narrowed when pharmacies may compound it. Our page on whether compounded tirzepatide is still legal in 2026 explains the rules.
Yes. A licensed provider reviews your health history and decides whether it is right for you before a pharmacy can prepare it. Online programs do this with an intake form and, when needed, a video visit. Avoid any seller that ships tirzepatide without a prescription or sells it for research use.
Almost never, because compounded drugs are not FDA-approved products. That's why every program in our index is cash pay. MaxLife needs no insurance, and HSA and FSA funds may be eligible.
Some pharmacies add vitamin B12, B6, B3 (niacinamide) or glycine. Six programs in our index sell only a formula with an added ingredient or may add one. To compare prices fairly, we use each program's option without additives where it sells one. Your formula is on your pharmacy label; some MaxLife partner pharmacies also use a formula with B12 or glycine.
We re-check every price on each program's own public pages once a month and date every row; this edition was checked in November 2026. You can download the full table as a CSV file from this page. Prices change often, so confirm the current price before you buy.

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Sources

General information only, not medical or legal advice. The FDA does not approve compounded medications or review them for safety, effectiveness or quality. MaxLife is a patient management platform, not a pharmacy, drug maker or compounder, and a prescription is written only when a licensed provider decides treatment suits you. Facts were taken from public pages in November 2026 and may change, so confirm them before you act. Competitor prices come from each company's own public pages and may change without notice; promo codes and sales without end dates are not counted. Zepbound®, Mounjaro® and KwikPen® are registered trademarks and Foundayo™ is a trademark of Eli Lilly and Company; Wegovy®, Ozempic® and Saxenda® are registered trademarks of Novo Nordisk. MaxLife is not affiliated with the other companies named.

Our editorial disclosure

How we handle the conflict of interest

MaxLife publishes this index and is one of the programs in it. We set the method before we gathered prices, we use each program's own pages, and we say plainly where another program costs less.

  • Prices come from each program's own website, checked in November 2026.
  • Every program is compared on its option with no added ingredients that ships to all 50 states.
  • Memberships, required fees and money paid up front are counted.
  • Where a prepaid plan costs less than MaxLife over a year, we say so.
Last updated: November 12, 2026

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