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Tirzepatide

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This compounded tirzepatide vial (the active ingredient used in FDA-approved medications such as Zepbound® and Mounjaro®) provides a full 4-week supply at your prescribed weekly dose.

The monthly price is the same for all doses and does not increase as your dose goes up.
Available strengths range from 2.5 mg up to 15 mg weekly, with total peptide content adjusted accordingly (weekly dose × 4).

How tirzepatide works
Tirzepatide targets appetite and metabolic signaling through dual GLP-1 and GIP receptor activity, helping reduce hunger, improve satiety, and support fat loss.

What to expect
Many patients report feeling less hungry, reduced food noise, and improved portion control as treatment progresses. Individual experiences and weight loss results vary, and your provider will adjust your treatment plan based on your response.

Dose options:

• 2.5 mg weekly (10 mg total per vial)
• 5 mg weekly (20 mg total per vial)
• 7.5 mg weekly (30 mg total per vial)
• 10 mg weekly (40 mg total per vial)
• 12.5 mg weekly (50 mg total per vial)
• 15 mg weekly (60 mg total per vial)

Each vial equals one complete 4-week supply, regardless of dose.

Product details:
• Weekly dose: 2.5 mg through 15 mg
• Total peptide: Weekly dose × 4 weeks
• Supply: 4 weeks
• Flat monthly pricing for all doses
• Compounded in a pharmacy following USP standards
• COA-backed sterility, potency, and quality testing

Clinical note:
Dosing is determined by your provider based on your medical intake, goals, and clinical tolerance. Increases to higher doses require provider approval.

Important notes:
• Requires active membership for purchase ($25/month, cancel anytime)
• Requires completion of a medical intake form and provider review
• For use only under medical supervision; prescribing is based on provider judgment
• Compounded medications are not FDA approved
• This compounded tirzepatide is not associated with or manufactured by Eli Lilly and is not the FDA-approved product Mounjaro or Zepbound
• Not for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding

*You must be located in one of our licensed states at the time of prescribing; after approval, compounded medications may be shipped to all 50 states. (States: CA, FL, KY, ME, MA, MI, MN, MT, NV, NH, NY, OH, RI, SC, TX, UT, WY, CO, NC, IN, NE)

 
Shipping & Returns

Shipping:
• Orders process and ship in about 3 to 5 business days with tracking.

Returns:
• Prescription and compounded products cannot be returned. Contact us if there is an issue with your order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tirzepatide may be appropriate for adults seeking weight loss, improved metabolic health, or better control of appetite and food noise. Treatment decisions are based on your complete medical history, body composition, health goals, and physician evaluation rather than any one measurement alone. At DrBrainRx, every patient receives an individualized medical assessment to determine whether tirzepatide is the right option.
The most common side effects include nausea, constipation, diarrhea, vomiting, stomach discomfort, bloating, decreased appetite, and occasional heartburn. Most side effects are temporary and improve as treatment continues, especially when the medication is increased gradually.
Brand-name tirzepatide can cost over $1,000 per month without insurance coverage. Compounded tirzepatide may offer a more affordable alternative for eligible patients. During your consultation, we'll review all available treatment options and pricing so you can choose what best fits your goals and budget.
Insurance coverage varies by plan. Some patients qualify for coverage of FDA-approved tirzepatide for weight loss, while others do not. DrBrainRx can assist with prior authorization when appropriate and discuss alternative treatment options if insurance does not provide coverage.
Simply complete our secure online medical intake and health questionnaire. One of our licensed physicians will review your medical history to determine whether tirzepatide is appropriate. If approved, your prescription is sent to a licensed pharmacy and delivered directly to your home.
Both compounded and brand-name medications contain tirzepatide as the active ingredient. However, compounded tirzepatide is prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies and is not FDA-approved. Brand-name tirzepatide is manufactured commercially by Eli Lilly and has undergone the FDA approval process. Your physician can help determine which option best fits your medical needs.
Many patients notice reduced hunger and fewer cravings within the first week or two. Weight loss often begins during the first month and continues steadily over several months. Individual results vary, and the best outcomes occur when tirzepatide is combined with healthy eating, regular exercise, and adequate protein intake.
Clinical studies have shown that, on average, tirzepatide produces greater weight loss than semaglutide. However, the best medication depends on your medical history, goals, side effect tolerance, insurance coverage, and physician recommendations. Both medications are highly effective treatments for obesity and weight management.
Compounding laws depend on federal regulations, FDA guidance, and the availability of commercially manufactured medications. As the regulatory landscape changes, the circumstances under which pharmacies may compound specific medications can also change. Your physician and pharmacy stay current with these regulations to ensure your treatment complies with applicable laws.
Compounded tirzepatide may be legally prescribed and dispensed by licensed compounding pharmacies when permitted under applicable federal and state regulations. Because these regulations may change over time, your physician can discuss the currently available options and determine which treatment is appropriate for you.

Medically Reviewed By

Dr. Sara Siavoshi , DO

Neurology, Obesity Medicine, and Medical Weight Management