Cheapest compounded tirzepatide online, compared (October 2026)
12 online programs, one table: what one month costs with no commitment, all-in, whether the price is the same at every dose, the lowest plan rate each publishes, and what each rate requires. Every figure is read from the brand’s own pricing page on the date shown — never from a review site, a roundup or an AI answer. We do not win every row, and the rows we lose are marked.
Checked 2026-10-16. Prices change often — each row links to the page it was read from.
One month of compounded tirzepatide, month to month, all-in
Medication plus every required fee, with no multi-month commitment — the only figure that compares like for like. Low to high. Checked 2026-10-16.
The short answer
For one month with no commitment, Affinity Direct is not the cheapest compounded tirzepatide in this set. PreventiveMD $139, Brightmeds and SnagRx $149 and NexLife $169 each charge one price at every dose, and Affinity Direct is $174 at the 2.5 mg starting dose, rising to $269 at 15 mg — lower than the cheapest flat rate (PreventiveMD, $139) at none of its 6 doses. Ola Health publishes a lower starting figure ($129 at its lowest doses, rising with dose and pharmacy).
On a multi-month plan, PreventiveMD's $97/mo on a 12-month supply ($1,168 paid up front) is the lowest rate published. Affinity Direct's optional 3-month auto-refill is $120.14/mo at 2.5 mg — $360.40 every 3 months, cancel anytime — within $2 of Brightmeds' 3-month pack and below every other program's three-month rate except PreventiveMD and Brightmeds.
Where Affinity Direct is the better buy: you want to buy one month once, at a price that does not depend on which pharmacy serves your state, with nothing renewing and a full refund if a provider does not prescribe; every dose is priced on one page before intake; all 50 states; and the program is run by Affinity Whole Health, a clinic network established in 2012, with weight-loss intakes reviewed by licensed providers in its partner provider network.
Compounded semaglutide at Affinity Direct is $169 one-time for one month or $96.05/mo effective on auto-refill. The tirzepatide figures above are $174 one-time at 2.5 mg, $269 at 15 mg, and $120.14/mo on the 3-month auto-refill ($360.40 every 3 months).
Compounded tirzepatide at 12 online programs
Sorted by the month-to-month, all-in price. Every figure was read from the brand’s own live page on the date in the last column.
| Program | Month-to-month, all-in | Same price at every dose? | Lowest plan rate | Buy once, nothing renews? | If a provider does not prescribe | Source · checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Embody "To see the list of current states, please contact customer service" (terms, §V). | $119 advertised on the homepage; terms list $299 flat or $149 then $399 | Yes "Your price does not increase if your dose changes within the same medication." | $249/mo $249/month on a 12-month Flat Program bundle, per the terms page. Recurring subscription; cancel 72 hours before the next billing date. | No | Unused portion of the term refunded, less services rendered, on a provider medical disqualification. | joinem.co, joinem.co 2026-10-16 |
| Ola Health Availability and price depend on which pharmacies are licensed in your state; no state list is published. | From $129 from, at the lowest doses; up to $279 by dose and pharmacy | No Rises with dose and varies by pharmacy ($129–$279). | None published 12-week plans are offered; no tirzepatide per-month plan rate is published. "We don’t do auto-renewals." | Yes | Full refund minus a $50 consultation fee if found ineligible at screening. | joinolahealth.com, joinolahealth.com 2026-10-16 |
| PreventiveMD "This site is intended for U.S. residents only"; states served are not listed on the protocol page. | $139 flat, all-in | Yes "Every dose is the same price." | $97/mo $97/mo on a 12-month supply ($1,168 paid up front). Longer plans are paid up front; the pricing table does not state whether a plan renews. | Not stated | Not stated on the protocol page (its FAQ states there are no cancellation fees). | preventivemd.com 2026-10-16 |
| Brightmeds The /glp1 page does not list the states served. | $149 flat; single month | Yes "Any dose, same flat price." | $119/mo $119/mo on the 3-month pack ($357 billed once). "Month-to-month plans automatically renew until canceled." | No | "100% money-back if you’re not approved." | brightmeds.com 2026-10-16 |
| SnagRx "All US States except Louisiana. In Nebraska, services are limited to patients 19 years of age or older." | $149 flat; 1-month billing cycle | Yes "Same price no matter the dose." | $119/mo $119/mo on a 12-month billing cycle. Month-to-month customers cancel their next shipment by email or phone; "All sales are final." | No | Refund of the unused portion of the term if a provider determines you do not qualify. | snagrx.com, snagrx.com 2026-10-16 |
| Mochi Health States served are not listed on the tirzepatide landing page. | From $169 from, at the lowest dose: $90 medication + $79 membership | No "Price varies based on the dose your provider prescribes." | None published Not published on the tirzepatide page. Monthly membership. | No | Not stated on the tirzepatide landing page. | joinmochi.com 2026-10-16 |
| NexLife Available only in states where its affiliated providers are licensed; the plans page does not list them. | $169 flat, all-inclusive | Yes "Same price at every dose." | $139/mo $139/mo on a 12-month plan (continues monthly until cancelled). "Plans continue monthly unless" cancelled. | No | Authorization charge refunded in full if not prescribed. | nexlife.us, nexlife.us 2026-10-16 |
| Affinity Direct All 50 states. | $174–$269 one-time, by dose (2.5 mg → 15 mg); nothing renews | No Priced per dose; every dose is published before intake. | $120.14/mo $120.14/mo at 2.5 mg on the optional 3-month auto-refill ($360.40 every 3 months, 15% off, cancel anytime). A one-time order simply ends. | Yes | Charged at checkout; refunded in full if a provider does not prescribe. | affinitydirect.com 2026-10-16 |
| Fifty 410 The pricing page does not list the states served. | $199 flat; one-time, no subscription | Yes Monthly program: "All dosages included"; 3-month programs are priced by dose tier. | $133/mo $133/month as a one-time $399 3-month Starter program ($166 and $183/month for higher tiers). "No Subscription Required" — programs are bought one at a time. | Yes | Not charged until prescribed ("Pay Only If Prescribed"). | fifty410.com 2026-10-16 |
| Gimme "Ships free and discreet from a U.S. pharmacy to all 50 states." | $199 flat | Yes "Same price, every dose." | $149/mo $149/mo on a 6-month plan ($163/mo on 3 months). Plans; "Cancel anytime." | No | "Only pay if you’re approved." | gimmecare.com, gimmecare.com 2026-10-16 |
| Ozari Health Ozari Select: "Available in all 50 states." Ozari One: "Not available in California." | $235 flat (Ozari Select, billed monthly) | Yes "Same price at every dose." | $125/mo $125/mo on Ozari One, $375 billed every 3 months (not in California); $140/mo on a $1,680 Select annual plan. "Renews at $375 every 3 months." | No | "Full refund if a clinician does not prescribe." | ozarihealth.com, ozarihealth.com 2026-10-16 |
| Astra Health States served are not enumerated on the pricing pages. | $250 flat | Yes "Flat pricing at every dose." | $118/mo $118/mo on a 12-month plan ($1,416 charged once). "Your plan renews automatically for the same term." | No | Refund policy linked from the pricing page; not quoted here. | try-astra.com, try-astra.com 2026-10-16 |
“Month-to-month, all-in” is the published price of one month with no multi-month commitment, medication plus any required membership. “Lowest plan rate” is the lowest per-month figure the brand publishes on any prepaid or multi-month plan, with what it requires beside it. A figure a brand shows only after a quiz or at checkout counts as not published. Sale and first-month rates are shown as the brand labels them.
Who wins what
Honest verdicts, including the ones that go against us.
$139 at every dose from PreventiveMD; the flat-rate programs below our starting dose are PreventiveMD $139, Brightmeds and SnagRx $149 and NexLife $169. Affinity Direct is $174 at 2.5 mg one-time, rising to $269 at 15 mg — lower than $139 at none of its 6 doses. Ola Health starts at $129 but rises with dose and pharmacy. Embody is not ranked: Embody advertises $119 on its homepage while its terms page lists $299 flat or $149 then $399.
PreventiveMD: $97/mo on a 12-month supply ($1,168 paid up front). Then Astra Health: $118/mo on a 12-month plan ($1,416 charged once); Brightmeds: $119/mo on the 3-month pack ($357 billed once); SnagRx: $119/mo on a 12-month billing cycle. Affinity Direct's lowest rate is $120.14/mo at 2.5 mg on a 3-month auto-refill, $360.40 every 3 months — no 12-month prepayment is offered or required.
PreventiveMD $111.34/mo ($334) · Brightmeds $119/mo ($357) · Affinity Direct $120.14/mo ($360.40 every 3 months on auto-refill, cancel anytime) · Ozari Health $125/mo ($375) · Fifty 410 $133/mo ($399) · SnagRx $139/mo · NexLife $159/mo · Gimme $163/mo · Astra Health $166/mo ($498). Affinity Direct ranks 3 of 9 at the 2.5 mg dose; at higher doses every flat-rate plan above it is cheaper.
NexLife, Brightmeds, SnagRx, Embody, PreventiveMD, Gimme, Fifty 410, Astra Health and Ozari Health each charge one price at every dose. Affinity Direct, Ola Health and Mochi Health price by dose — Affinity Direct's ladder runs $174–$269 one-time, so at a maintenance dose a flat-rate program is cheaper. Every rung of ours is published before intake; that is the trade.
Only three programs sell a month without a recurring charge: Affinity Direct ($174 at 2.5 mg, one price regardless of pharmacy, refunded in full if not prescribed), Ola Health ("We don't do auto-renewals" — from $129 at the lowest doses, by pharmacy, with a $50 consultation fee withheld on refund) and Fifty 410 ("No Subscription Required" — $199 a month at any dose, or $399 for a 3-month starter program). Ola Health is the lower price at low doses where its cheapest pharmacy serves your state; Affinity Direct is the lower price than Fifty 410 at 1 of its 6 doses.
Affinity Direct refunds the full charge; Brightmeds ("100% money-back if you're not approved"), NexLife (authorization "fully refunded"), Ozari ("Full refund if a clinician does not prescribe"), Gimme ("Only pay if you're approved") and Fifty 410 (not charged until prescribed) say the same. Ola Health refunds minus a $50 consultation fee; SnagRx and Embody refund the unused portion of the term less services rendered; PreventiveMD, Astra and Mochi do not state it on the pages read.
Affinity Direct, Gimme and Ozari Select state all 50 states. SnagRx serves every state except Louisiana; Ozari One is not available in California; NexLife, Brightmeds, Embody, Ola Health, PreventiveMD, Fifty 410, Astra and Mochi do not list their states on the pricing pages read (Ola Health's price and availability depend on which pharmacies are licensed in your state).
Every program here is all-in except Mochi Health, which bills a $79/mo membership separately from medication priced by dose (from $90). Hims, Ro and other branded-medication programs also charge memberships.
Affinity Direct is the online division of Affinity Whole Health, a Midwest clinic network established in 2012 with four physical locations and 10,000+ patients treated. Weight-loss intakes are reviewed by licensed providers in its partner provider network, and the medication is dispensed by a state-licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. The other programs here describe themselves as telehealth platforms.
What each advertised rate requires
The headline rate each brand leads with, and the conditions on its own page.
- NexLife — advertises $169/mo at every dose (from $139/mo on a 12-month plan)
- The $169 is the monthly plan with no multi-month commitment. The $159 / $149 / $139 rates are the 3-, 6- and 12-month plans; plans continue monthly until cancelled.
- Plans are subscriptions that continue monthly until cancelled; the 3-, 6- and 12-month rates are discounts on that subscription, not one-time purchases.
- The plans page states "Any authorization charge is fully refunded if you’re not prescribed."
- Fulfilled by state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies chosen by provider direction, patient location and availability.
- Brightmeds — advertises from $119/mo tirzepatide (3-month pack); $149 month-to-month
- The $119/mo rate requires the 3-month pack, "$357 billed once". Month-to-month is $149 and "automatically renew[s] until canceled". The page is headed "Fall Savings"; the brand states "No intro-rate bait and switch, ever."
- The $119/mo rate is the 3-month pack ("$357 billed once"); a single month is $149.
- Month-to-month plans automatically renew until cancelled.
- The pricing page is labelled a seasonal ("Fall Savings") page; the brand states the rate is not an intro rate.
- SnagRx — advertises "Tirzepatide for $119/month" (homepage sale banner); $149 month-to-month on the product page
- On the tirzepatide page $119 is the 12-month billing cycle; a 1-month cycle is $149. Month-to-month "there are no contracts"; "All sales are final; a refund for the unused portion" if a provider determines you do not qualify.
- The homepage’s "$119/month" is the 12-month billing cycle on the product page; a single month is $149.
- All sales are final; if a provider determines you do not qualify, the unused portion of the term is refunded.
- Operated by Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc. — the entity that also operates Embody (joinem.co), per both sites’ own pages.
- Embody — advertises $119/month "flat rate" (homepage sale banner)
- The homepage rate is advertised under a sale banner. The terms page lists the Start Program at $149 for the first month then $399/month, and the Flat Program at $299/month month-to-month ($249/month on a 12-month bundle) for a tirzepatide injection. Which applies is shown at checkout.
- The homepage advertises $119/month under a sale banner; the terms page (April 24, 2026) lists $299/month flat or $149 then $399/month for a tirzepatide injection. The price that applies is shown at checkout.
- Subscriptions bill automatically; cancellation must be received 72 hours before the next billing date (terms).
- "All payments for the Subscription Services are final and non-refundable"; on a provider-initiated medical disqualification the unused portion of the term is refunded less services rendered (terms).
- Ola Health — advertises from $129/month (lowest doses at the lowest-priced pharmacy)
- The price rises with dose and depends on which pharmacy is licensed in your state — the same dose runs $129 to $189 across pharmacies. If a provider finds you ineligible, the refund is "minus a $50 consultation fee".
- Price rises with dose and varies by dispensing pharmacy; which pharmacies serve you depends on your state.
- No auto-renewal: reorders are month-to-month or a 12-week plan.
- If a provider determines you are ineligible, the refund is the full amount minus a $50 consultation fee.
- PreventiveMD — advertises as low as $97/mo, all-in (12-month plan)
- The $97/mo is the 12-month supply, $1,168 paid up front; 6- and 12-month plans ship three months at a time. A single month is $139. The 3-month supply is $334.
- The "as low as $97/mo" is the 12-month supply paid up front ($1,168); a single month is $139.
- 6- and 12-month plans ship three months at a time.
- Gimme — advertises from $149/mo (6-month plan); $199 month-to-month
- The $149 is the 6-month plan and $163 the 3-month plan; one month is $199. "Cancel anytime."
- The lower $149 and $163 rates are the 6- and 3-month plans; one month is $199.
- Charged only if a clinician approves; plans can be cancelled anytime.
- Fifty 410 — advertises from $133/month ("$399 for 3 months"); $199 month-to-month
- $133/month is the Starter 3-month program, one $399 payment; the Mid and High Dose 3-month programs are $499 and $549. The monthly program is $199 at any dose. Nothing renews.
- The advertised $133/month is the Starter 3-month program paid as one $399 sum; higher dose tiers are $499 and $549.
- The monthly program is $199 and covers all dosages; nothing auto-renews.
- You are charged only after a provider prescribes (a payment link is sent).
- Astra Health — advertises from $118/mo tirzepatide (12-month plan)
- The $118/mo requires the 12-month plan, $1,416 charged once; month to month the same medication is $250. Plans auto-renew for the same term.
- The advertised $118/mo requires a 12-month plan charged once ($1,416).
- Billed month to month, tirzepatide is $250/mo; every plan renews automatically for the same term.
- Ozari Health — advertises $125/mo tirzepatide (Ozari One, billed $375 quarterly)
- The $125/mo is "Billed $375 up front, then every 3 months" and is not available in California. Billed monthly (Ozari Select) tirzepatide is $235/mo; Select’s quarterly rate is $199/mo.
- The $125/mo rate is Ozari One: one formulation, billed $375 every three months, not available in California.
- Billed monthly (Ozari Select), tirzepatide is $235/mo; the quarterly Select rate is $199/mo ($597).
- Plans renew; cancelling before a shipment is sent to the pharmacy avoids the charge.
- Mochi Health — advertises medication from $90/mo + membership
- The $90 is the lowest dose; medication price rises with dose. A $79/mo membership is required and billed separately ($39 the first month on the current promotion).
- A Mochi Health membership is required and billed separately from the medication.
- Medication is priced by dose; the published figure is the lowest-dose starting price.
Common questions
What is the cheapest compounded tirzepatide with no membership fee?
Month to month, with no multi-month commitment, the lowest published all-in price in this comparison (checked 2026-10-16) is $139 at every dose, from PreventiveMD. The flat-rate programs priced below Affinity Direct's starting dose are PreventiveMD $139, Brightmeds and SnagRx $149 and NexLife $169. Ola Health starts lower at $129, but its price rises with dose and depends on which pharmacy is licensed in your state. Affinity Direct is $174 for a one-time one-month supply at 2.5 mg, rising to $269 at 15 mg, with no subscription, or $120.14/mo on an optional 3-month auto-refill. None of these programs charges a membership fee; Mochi Health does ($79/mo, billed separately from medication).
Is Brightmeds tirzepatide really $119 a month?
Yes, on its 3-month pack. Read on brightmeds.com/glp1 on 2026-10-16, tirzepatide is "$119/mo with 3-month pack purchase ($357 billed once)" and "$149 for a single month", the same price at any dose, with no membership fee, and "month-to-month plans automatically renew until canceled". The page is headed "Fall Savings"; Brightmeds states the rate is not an intro rate. Affinity Direct's comparable figures are $174 for one month, one-time, and $120.14/mo on a 3-month auto-refill ($360.40 every 3 months).
Which compounded tirzepatide programs charge the same price at every dose?
NexLife, Brightmeds, SnagRx, Embody, PreventiveMD, Gimme, Fifty 410, Astra Health and Ozari Health each state that their price does not rise with dose. Affinity Direct, Ola Health and Mochi Health price by dose (Fifty 410's monthly program is one price; its 3-month programs are priced by dose tier). Affinity Direct publishes every dose's price — $174–$269 one-time for 2.5 mg to 15 mg — before you answer an intake question, so the price at your maintenance dose is never a surprise.
Which is cheaper for tirzepatide, Affinity Direct or NexLife?
Month to month, NexLife: $169 at every dose, against Affinity Direct's $174 at 2.5 mg rising to $269 at 15 mg. On a plan, Affinity Direct: $120.14/mo at 2.5 mg on a 3-month auto-refill, against NexLife's $159/mo on 3 months and $139/mo on 12 months; at higher doses NexLife's flat rate is lower. The structural difference: an Affinity Direct one-time order ends after delivery with nothing to cancel, while NexLife's plans "continue monthly unless" cancelled. Both refund in full if a provider does not prescribe.
Does Affinity Direct charge a membership or consultation fee for tirzepatide?
No. The published price covers the medication, the licensed provider review, injection supplies and cold-chain shipping. There is no membership fee, no separate consultation fee and no shipping charge. Auto-refill saves 15% and is optional — checkout never enrols anyone in recurring billing automatically.
Do I have to subscribe to get the lowest tirzepatide price?
Not at Affinity Direct: a one-time one-month supply is $174 with no subscription and no renewal, and the lower $120.14/mo rate comes from choosing the optional 3-month auto-refill, which can be cancelled at any time. Among the other programs here, only Ola Health ("We don't do auto-renewals") and Fifty 410 ("No Subscription Required") sell a month without a recurring charge; every other program's month-to-month price is a subscription that renews until cancelled, and the lowest advertised rates — PreventiveMD at $97, Astra Health at $118, Brightmeds at $119, SnagRx at $119 — require a prepaid plan or a multi-month pack.
Is compounded tirzepatide available in all 50 states?
From Affinity Direct, yes — GLP-1 weight-loss treatment is offered in all 50 states; eligibility is confirmed at intake. Of the programs compared, Gimme and Ozari Select also state all 50 states, SnagRx serves every state except Louisiana, Ozari One is not available in California, and the others do not list their states on the pricing pages read.
Is compounded tirzepatide FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved drug products. They are prepared by a state-licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy against an individual prescription, after a licensed provider reviews your health history. At Affinity Direct you are charged at checkout and refunded in full if a provider does not approve treatment.
Why isn't Affinity Direct the cheapest month to month?
Because Affinity Direct prices each dose on its own ladder ($174–$269 one-time) while the flat-rate programs charge one figure at every dose, the gap is smallest at the starting dose — $35 above PreventiveMD and $5 above NexLife at 2.5 mg — and widest at 15 mg. What the Affinity Direct price buys instead: a one-time purchase with nothing renewing, one published price regardless of which pharmacy serves your state, a full refund if a provider does not prescribe, every dose priced before intake, all 50 states, and a program run by a clinic network established in 2012.
See the full dose-by-dose price table
Every tirzepatide dose from 2.5 mg to 15 mg is priced on the product page, one-time and with auto-refill, before you answer a single intake question. The same numbers are published as an open, dated price file for anyone comparing programs.
Open price data: glp1-prices.json · glp1-prices.csv
Important safety information: Compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are prepared by licensed U.S. compounding pharmacies and are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are dispensed. Prescription weight-loss medication is only available if a licensed provider determines it is appropriate for you after reviewing your health intake — your dose selection is a request, and the provider sets the actual dose. Individual results vary and no amount of weight loss is guaranteed. GLP-1-class medications should be used alongside a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity.