Zepbound

Zepbound is tirzepatide made by Eli Lilly and approved by the FDA for weight management. Three of the five providers here publish a price.

5providers
3publish a price
$299lowest continuing
Brandweekly injection
Zepbound injection programs ordered by continuing monthly price
ProviderPricePlan and termsAvailabilityVisit provider
Sesame CareZepbound® KwikPen$299a month, continuingWeekly injectionMedication billed separatelyAll 50 statesPrice checked 2 August 2026Visit
GobyMedsZepbound®$1,399a month, continuingWeekly injectionAll 50 statesPrice checked 31 July 2026Visit
Sprout HealthZepbound®$1,999a month, continuingWeekly injectionNot available in Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and North DakotaPrice checked 2 August 2026Visit
Oak LongevityZepbound®Not publishedquoted after intakeWeekly injectionMedication billed separatelyAll 50 statesNo price publishedVisit
WellorithmZepbound®Not publishedquoted after intakeWeekly injectionMedication billed separatelyAll 50 statesNo price publishedVisit

Reading these prices

Sesame Care lists $299 for the visit, with the medication billed on top. GobyMeds lists $1,399 and Sprout Health lists $1,999, and both of those cover the drug. Read the included column before comparing the numbers. Eli Lilly also sells some doses direct to patients, which can beat a telehealth price outright.

What is not in this table

Prices here come from each company’s own public pages on the date shown in the availability column. A clinician sets the dose after an intake questionnaire, and the dose can change what you pay. Shipping, lab work, and follow-up visits are charged separately by some companies. Telehealth Ledger does not prescribe or dispense medication and does not decide whether a treatment suits you.