Compounded tirzepatide plans, Oct 2026: $119 to $269

Multi-month plans checked October 17, 2026

A row is in the table only when the catalog stores the plan and the provider's own page, opened October 17, 2026, shows the same monthly figure. The upfront column uses a total the page prints, or the catalog total when the page describes the plan length but does not reprint the dollars. SnagRX's page also shows 3-month and 6-month columns, and Found's cash section also lists 3-month and 6-month per-cycle prices. Those lengths are not separate catalog offers, so their dollars are not added here.

The $119 to $269 range is the low and high of the multi-month monthly equivalents below. It is not a calendar-month continuing range. The program page's continuing range is a different figure, from $149 to $399.

What is included, and what a cancellation returns

SnagRX's product page says medication is included and shipping from licensed U.S. facilities is free. Its refund policy, last updated August 25, 2026, says payments are final and non-refundable at purchase, including multi-month and bundled plans, except when a provider determines the person is not clinically eligible. In that case the unused portion is refunded after used services are deducted. Used services include a consultation that has taken place, a review of intake or labs, an issued prescription, dispensed or shipped medication, and ordered labs. Cancellation stops future billing if the request arrives at least 72 hours before the next billing date. The policy says a multi-month plan is one purchase and is not prorated for an unused or unshipped month.

CoreAge Rx's landing page says the $129 tirzepatide figure is the price on every dose, that there is no membership fee, and that prices shown are starting at, based on a 12-month plan paid in full. It says prescriptions are reviewed by U.S. doctors and fulfilled by registered pharmacies. That page does not state a refund amount or a cancellation deadline.

GobyMeds' pricing page says the compounded tirzepatide starter bundle is for first-time patients and includes 12 weeks of medication, shipping, consultation, and an injection kit, at a total of $399. The single-month line says one month at any dosage and lists $299+. The page also shows a checkout code and a December 31, 2025 date. That date is already past, and the code is not assigned to Telehealth Ledger, so it is not printed. The starter total on the page is still $399. The terms say a cancellation before clinical review, and before a lab order, kit, prescription, or shipment, gets a full refund of amounts paid to GobyMeds. If a prescription is not issued after review, and the reason is not a voluntary cancellation or a failure to complete required steps, the terms also say GobyMeds refunds amounts paid and does not keep a consultation fee. If the person cancels after clinical review has incurred cost, GobyMeds may retain a consultation or clinical-review fee of $50, or another amount disclosed at checkout. Medication that has been dispensed or shipped generally cannot be refunded.

Shed's product page lists $299, $269, and $239 a month for 1, 6, and 12 months and does not print $1,614 or $2,868. The terms say 6-month and 12-month subscriptions ship in cycles of one or two vials, each vial holding four weeks of medication, and that a shipped cycle is non-refundable. Cancellation of a multi-month subscription is available after the Minimum Term, at least 72 hours before the next shipment. A refund is issued when cycles have not shipped. Where a refund is due, used months are repriced at the month-to-month rate. The worked example on that page is a semaglutide plan, $179 a month against a $199 month-to-month rate, not a tirzepatide example. A separate subscription section says fees are not refunded if someone tries to cancel before fulfilling a two-month minimum commitment. The terms do not, in the sentences opened that day, define the Minimum Term as a number of months.

Found's product page says every price in that section is per 28-day cycle and covers clinical care, medication, and membership. Cash pay is $219 the first 28-day cycle, then $359 per cycle on the month-to-month plan, and $239 per cycle on 12 months. Cash-pay care is chat or text in most cases, with no separate visit copay. The refund policy says the membership fee is fully refundable if the person cancels within three days of the original purchase or before the first medical consultation. After either of those, the membership fee is non-refundable. Medications and lab kits are non-refundable once dispensed or shipped. The policy recommends canceling or pausing at least 48 hours before renewal.

Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved. It is not a generic, and it is not the same product as Zepbound or Mounjaro. A lower monthly equivalent does not make it either of those drugs.

Pages that did not confirm a catalog plan

PlexusDx's tirzepatide injection page, read 19 October 2026, lists month-to-month $189, a 3-month plan at $169 a month ($507 up front), a 6-month plan at $149 a month ($894), and a 12-month plan at $129 a month ($1,548). The catalog stores the month-to-month price and the 12-month total. bmiMD's compounded tirzepatide page returned HTTP 403 on 17 October 2026, so its catalog row is not quoted. yourEra's catalog row is a 6-month effective rate checked September 14, 2026. The page opened October 17, 2026 does not show that rate, so it is not quoted. The page does say a 12-month plan can be canceled for future renewals from the patient portal, and that month-to-month plans can be canceled before renewal. That sentence is not paired with the catalog's 6-month figure.

GobyMeds' pricing page also lists 2-month and higher-dose 3-month bundles. Those totals are not separate catalog offers, so they are not given dollar figures here. The same is true of the 3-month and 6-month columns on SnagRX and of Found's 3-month and 6-month cash lines.

Monthly plans, and why $129 can mean two different things

Strut Health's injectable tirzepatide page, opened October 17, 2026, lists a 30-day supply at $149, starting at $149. It says the price includes the provider and the medication, that refills are mailed monthly, and that a person can cancel anytime. It also says compounded drug products are not approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA. The page does not list a 3-month, 6-month, or 12-month price. The catalog's continuing row is the same $149, checked October 7, 2026.

The compounded tirzepatide program page, opened the same day, separates two $129 figures. CoreAge Rx's $129 is $1,548 paid for 12 months, checked October 7, 2026. Embody's one-month row labels $129 as a sale price and $349 as the regular price, and the page says the sale is not the continuing price. A continuing monthly price on that program runs from $149, at SnagRX and Strut Health, to $399. The ranked comparison below uses the catalog. A prepaid effective rate is a separate charge from a continuing monthly rate.