Verified figures as of August 27, 2026 · 19 providers verified within 30 days · re-checked every 30 days

Cheapest tirzepatide providers: starting-dose and maintenance-dose cost

This page answers: which verified tirzepatide plan is cheapest at the starting dose, which is cheapest once you reach the reference maintenance dose, which is cheapest for a full first year if you titrate to 5, 10 or 15 mg, which have no price step at higher doses, and which are month to month? Semaglutide is on its own page; brand-name pathways are in the pricing database.

Answer, as of August 27, 2026
For a full first year of compounded tirzepatide following the label, every published charge included: settling at 15 mg, the lowest complete total is $1,668 at NexLife, then Lavender Sky Health ($1,685–$2,158); settling at 10 mg, the lowest complete totals overlap: NexLife ($1,668) and Lavender Sky Health ($1,653–$2,030); settling at 5 mg, the lowest complete totals overlap: Lavender Sky Health ($1,393–$1,705) and NexLife ($1,668). The lowest verified recurring price at the 2.5 mg starting dose is $104–$130 per month at Lavender Sky Health, followed by NexLife ($139) and bmiMD ($179). At the 10 mg reference maintenance dose the lowest is $139 per month at NexLife. The lowest price that does not rise with dose is $139 per month at NexLife.

At the starting dose (2.5 mg/week)

  1. $104–$130/moLavender Sky Health, ReviveRx tirzepatide/B6, Tier 1 (40 mg total, 8–10 week supply); true 12-month $1,393–$1,705
  2. $139/moNexLife, Standard injectable tirzepatide — 12-month plan; true 12-month $1,668
  3. $179/mobmiMD, Tirzepatide — 12-month plan; true 12-month $2,148 + charges not published or not confirmed: membership, consultation, shipping
  4. $183/moIVÍM Health, Tirzepatide — 6-month supply ($1100 total); true 12-month $3,100 + charges not published or not confirmed: consultation, shipping
  5. $199/moOak Longevity, Tirzepatide — monthly; true 12-month $2,388 + charges not published or not confirmed: consultation, shipping
  6. $169–$278/moMochi Health, Membership + compounded tirzepatide; true 12-month $1,988–$3,296 + charges not published or not confirmed: consultation, shipping
  7. $239/moShed (ShedRx), Tirzepatide — 12-month plan; true 12-month $2,868 + charges not published or not confirmed: membership, consultation, shipping
  8. from $279/moZappy Health, Tirzepatide — from $279/mo; true 12-month $3,348 + charges not published or not confirmed: membership, consultation, shipping
  9. $280/moEnhance.MD, Tirzepatide — introductory then standard; true 12-month $3,260 + charges not published or not confirmed: membership, consultation, shipping
  10. $298/moEden, Membership + compounded tirzepatide; true 12-month $3,516 + charges not published or not confirmed: consultation, shipping
  11. $299/moNoom Med, Dual GLP-1/GIP (tirzepatide) programme; true 12-month $3,438
  12. from $349/moTrimRx, Injectable GLP-1/GIP (tirzepatide) — from $349; true 12-month $4,188 + charges not published or not confirmed: membership, consultation, shipping

At the reference maintenance dose (10 mg/week)

  1. $139/moNexLife, Standard injectable tirzepatide — 12-month plan; no increase from the starting dose
  2. $130–$163/moLavender Sky Health, ReviveRx tirzepatide/B6, Tier 1 (40 mg total, 8–10 week supply) (Tier 3 (80 mg total)); $26–$33 more than the starting dose
  3. $280/moEnhance.MD, Tirzepatide — introductory then standard; no increase from the starting dose

First-year cost following the label schedule

Medication month by month under the labelled titration (2.5 mg, rising 2.5 mg every four weeks) until the target dose, plus every published required charge. Where a scheduled dose falls between a provider's published tiers the next tier up is used and flagged. Providers whose charges are not confirmed are shown with "+"; no total is estimated where a tier is missing.

Lowest complete first-year cost per provider, by the dose you settle on (lowest at 15 mg first); the cheapest plan is chosen per target and named in each cell
ProviderSettle at 5 mgSettle at 10 mgSettle at 15 mgCommitmentNotes
NexLife$1,668
Standard injectable tirzepatide — 12-month plan
$1,668
Standard injectable tirzepatide — 12-month plan
$1,668
Standard injectable tirzepatide — 12-month plan
12-month term
Lavender Sky Health$1,393–$1,705
ReviveRx tirzepatide/B6, Tier 1 (40 mg total, 8–10 week supply)
$1,653–$2,030
ReviveRx tirzepatide/B6, Tier 1 (40 mg total, 8–10 week supply)
$1,685–$2,158
Apothecary/Hyalo tirzepatide, Foundation Plan (108 mg total)
noneA scheduled dose fell between the provider's published tiers; the next tier up was used (flagged months).
Enhance.MD$3,260 +
Tirzepatide — introductory then standard
$3,260 +
Tirzepatide — introductory then standard
$3,260 +
Tirzepatide — introductory then standard
not publishedMonth 1 at the introductory price. Charges not confirmed: membership, consultation, shipping.

Dose-stable (flat-rate) plans

Month-to-month and per-order plans

Not yet comparable

Questions this page answers

What does tirzepatide cost at the maintenance dose?
On dose-tiered plans the price in the tier covering 10 mg/week is shown for every verified plan below. On dose-stable plans it is the same as the starting price, as stated by the provider.
Which provider is cheapest for month-to-month tirzepatide?
The month-to-month section lists verified plans with no term and no notice period, lowest recurring price first.
Which provider is cheapest for a full year if I titrate up?
The first-year section computes the cost of following the label schedule to 5, 10 or 15 mg on each verified plan, including every published required charge; a dose-stable plan costs the same in every month, while tiered plans rise as the dose does. The cheapest starting-dose price and the cheapest full year can be different providers.
Are microdose programmes included?
No. Microdose regimens are not on the labelled dose scale and are listed separately on the tirzepatide pricing page.

Method: pricing methodology · how we rank · verification. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Pricing information, not medical advice.