Skip to content
GLP-1 Desk
Menu

// The Desk · Tirzepatide dispatch · Filed July 2026

Best tirzepatide providers — and what the switch costs you.

39 providers on the Desk's board file a tirzepatide line. Below: the scored board, and then the number nobody publishes — what each one charges for tirzepatide over its own semaglutide price.

// Filed before anything else

Zepbound and Mounjaro are FDA-approved brand tirzepatide from Eli Lilly. Nearly every figure below is compounded tirzepatide from a licensed pharmacy: a different product, not FDA-reviewed for safety, efficacy or quality, and not a generic — there is no generic tirzepatide. Where a provider files a brand-name price the row is marked BRAND. The full trade-off is in compounded vs brand-name GLP-1.

// Tirzepatide board

10 entries · desk score · July 2026

CoreAge Rx tops the board at 94/100, filing tirzepatide at $349/mo. Cheapest filing on the wire is Telos Rx at $99/mo (annual); dearest is MadeMed at $399/mo quarterly (from $369/mo on 6 months). And the premium for choosing tirzepatide over semaglutide at the same provider runs from $0 a month to $234 — the ladder is below the board.

Open CoreAge Rx
  1. 01

    CoreAge Rx

    TIRZ $349 · SEMA $149 · ALL 5094·AOpen ↗
  2. 02

    Invigor Medical

    TIRZ $339 · SEMA $199 · NOT DISCL.90·A−Open ↗
  3. 03

    Vaylen

    TIRZ $239 · SEMA $179 · ALL 5091·A−Open ↗
  4. 04

    Strut Health

    TIRZ $199 · SEMA $99 · 49 STATES (NOT ARKANSAS)88·B+Open ↗
  5. 05

    Ondra Health

    TIRZ $166 · SEMA $93 · ALL 5090·A−Open ↗
  6. 06

    Vytora Health

    TIRZ $200 · SEMA $150 · ALL 5090·A−Open ↗
  7. 07

    Sesame CareBrand

    TIRZ NOT DISCL. · SEMA $149 · NATIONWIDE MARKETPLACE87·B+Open ↗
  8. 08

    Tyde Wellness

    TIRZ $249 · SEMA $149 · ALL 5089·B+Open ↗
  9. 09

    Effecty

    TIRZ $240 · SEMA $160 · ALL 5089·B+Open ↗
  10. 10

    Gala Health

    TIRZ $179 · SEMA $1,299 · ALL 5086·BOpen ↗

// Assume any provider we log may compensate us. We may earn a referral commission if you start care through some of these links, at no extra cost to you — what we file on a provider reads the same either way. Full disclosure.

Not on the board. 4 providers we log file no tirzepatide price we can quote (AgelessRx, Sesame Care, Ro, Hims & Hers). They are not excluded on quality — the Desk will not estimate a figure a provider has not published. Their reviews stay on the site.

// The finding

The tirzepatide premium, provider by provider

What each provider charges for tirzepatide over its own semaglutide price. Same operator, same account, same shipping — so the gap is the molecule and nothing else. 33 of the Desk's 42 providers file two lines comparable enough to subtract. Smallest gap first.

Tirzepatide price premium over the same provider's semaglutide price
ProviderSemaTirzPremium/moPer year
Curex$199$199no premium
Found$129$129no premium
Bodybuilding Health+$139$139no premium
Care Bare Rx$199$199no premium
Direct Meds$179$224+$45+$540
Primary Clinic (Direct GLP)$65$110+$45+$540
Vytora Health$150$200+$50+$600
Sprout Health$149$199+$50+$600
Ageless$119$169+$50+$600
Optimized Health$200$250+$50+$600
Vaylen$179$239+$60+$720
Oak$119$185+$66+$792
Enhance MD$212$280+$68+$816
REMEVi$199$269+$70+$840
Ondra Health$93$166+$73+$876
Effecty$160$240+$80+$960
Strut Health$99$199+$100+$1,200
Tyde Wellness$149$249+$100+$1,200
ShedRx$199$299+$100+$1,200
Trimi$129$229+$100+$1,200
yourEra$199$299+$100+$1,200
BetterMe Rx$199$299+$100+$1,200
Breeze Meds$199$299+$100+$1,200
Peak Wellness$249$349+$100+$1,200
Mochi Health$138$238+$100+$1,200
Henry Meds$249$349+$100+$1,200
Eden$239$349+$110+$1,320
Fitish$219$339+$120+$1,440
Invigor Medical$199$339+$140+$1,680
HydraMed$179$319+$140+$1,680
Synergy Rx$199$349+$150+$1,800
CoreAge Rx$149$349+$200+$2,400
Fella Health$165$399+$234+$2,808

Per-year is twelve months at the two figures as filed — a projection, not a quote.

// Held out of the ladder — and why

  • Gala Healthone line is brand-name, the other is not — different medicines, not a premium. Filed: $1,299/mo (brand Ozempic) / $179/mo.
  • HealthRXdifferent terms on each line (compounded vs GLP+GIP). Filed: $189/mo (compounded) / $349/mo (GLP+GIP).
  • RxSpan MDdifferent terms on each line (from-price vs none). Filed: From $194/mo / $329/mo.
  • MadeMeddifferent terms on each line (from $199/mo on 6 months vs from $369/mo on 6 months). Filed: $239/mo quarterly (from $199/mo on 6 months) / $399/mo quarterly (from $369/mo on 6 months).
  • Telos Rxdifferent terms on each line (compounded vs annual). Filed: $145/mo (compounded) / $99/mo (annual).

Subtracting these would produce a number that looks precise and means nothing.

The dispatches

The top 6 entries in full — what each is for, and what the Desk marked it down on.

  1. #1

    CoreAge Rx

    The Desk's top dispatch: flat all-in pricing, both molecules, all 50 states — no teaser-rate traps.

    Tirzepatide:
    $349/mo
    Premium over its own sema:
    +$200/mo
    States:
    All 50 states

    Best for: Anyone who wants a verified flat price and full nationwide reach from day one.

    Marked down on: Not the lowest sticker price on the board

  2. #2

    Invigor Medical

    A long-running pharmacy operator with steady mid-market pricing and a broad wellness catalog.

    Tirzepatide:
    $339/mo
    Premium over its own sema:
    +$140/mo
    States:
    Not disclosed

    Best for: Patients who want GLP-1 care within a wider, established health program.

    Marked down on: States-served list not publicly disclosed

  3. #3

    Vaylen

    The strongest all-rounder among the newer entrants — low pricing, brand access, oral routes, and all 50 states on one account.

    Tirzepatide:
    $239/mo
    Premium over its own sema:
    +$60/mo
    States:
    All 50 states

    Best for: People who want maximum optionality — brand or compounded, oral or injectable — without giving up nationwide reach.

    Marked down on: Newer operator with a shorter track record

  4. #4

    Strut Health

    The same molecule as a lozenge or an injection at the same price — the only place on this board where the needle is genuinely optional.

    Tirzepatide:
    From $199/mo either route
    Premium over its own sema:
    +$100/mo
    States:
    49 states (not Arkansas)

    Best for: People whose real objection is the needle rather than the medicine, and who want every route priced before signing up.

    Marked down on: Asynchronous by design — their FAQ notes some states need no phone consultation, so you may never speak to the prescriber

  5. #5

    Ondra Health

    Near-rock-bottom pricing paired with brand access and 50-state reach — a value standout a budget-first reader may rank #1.

    Tirzepatide:
    $166/mo
    Premium over its own sema:
    +$73/mo
    States:
    All 50 states

    Best for: Cost-conscious patients who still want brand-name capability and nationwide coverage.

    Marked down on: Injectable only — no oral route

  6. #6

    Vytora Health

    Low flat pricing on both molecules with brand access and full nationwide reach — value without the state limits.

    Tirzepatide:
    $200/mo
    Premium over its own sema:
    +$50/mo
    States:
    All 50 states

    Best for: Budget-minded patients who want brand access and all-50-state coverage in one place.

    Marked down on: Injectable only — no oral route

Tirzepatide, answered

Which tirzepatide provider does the Desk rank first?
CoreAge Rx leads the board with a Desk Score of 94/100, filing tirzepatide at $349/mo. The board is ordered on the Desk's six measured dimensions, not on price — the cheapest filed tirzepatide figure belongs to Telos Rx at $99/mo (annual).
How much more does tirzepatide cost than semaglutide?
It depends entirely on the provider, which is the finding of this dispatch. Across the 33 providers whose two lines are directly comparable, the premium runs from $0 a month at Curex to $234 a month at Fella Health. A provider charging the same for both molecules and one charging two hundred dollars more are both on this board.
What is the cheapest tirzepatide online?
Telos Rx files the lowest tirzepatide figure the Desk logs, at $99/mo (annual) — filed with a condition (annual), so it is not a month-to-month rate. The highest on the same board is MadeMed at $399/mo quarterly (from $369/mo on 6 months). Price is one of six dimensions the Desk scores, so the cheapest filing is rarely the top-scored entry.
Is compounded tirzepatide the same as Zepbound or Mounjaro?
No. Zepbound and Mounjaro are Eli Lilly's FDA-approved brand tirzepatide. Most entries here dispense compounded tirzepatide through licensed pharmacies — a different route the FDA has not reviewed for safety, efficacy or quality, and not a generic, because no generic tirzepatide exists. Rows filing a brand-name price are marked BRAND on the board.
Why are some providers missing from the premium table?
Because their two price lines are not like-for-like. 5 providers file a tirzepatide figure that cannot be set against their semaglutide figure — one line is brand-name and the other compounded, or one is an annual-commitment rate and the other monthly. Subtracting those would produce a number that looks precise and means nothing, so the Desk holds them out and says which and why.

// The Desk's other boards

  • Best semaglutide providers — the other molecule, scored the same way. Start here if price is the binding constraint; semaglutide is the cheaper line at almost every provider above.
  • Best compounded semaglutide — read this if what you actually want to know is what compounded means, who is filing it, and what our record does and does not confirm.
  • Every board the Desk files — the index, grouped by what you came to find out.

Background reading: weigh the molecules in semaglutide vs tirzepatide, check an operator against how to tell if a provider is legitimate, sort your priorities with how to choose a GLP-1 provider, or see the best-for-X picks in best GLP-1 provider by need. You can also compare any two providers head-to-head.

Prices and coverage are each provider's own public filings at last review and change without notice. Scores follow the Desk's published methodology. Informational, not medical advice; compounded medications are not FDA-approved brand products. See our medical disclaimer.