GLP-1 pathway
Works with GLP-1 receptors involved in hunger, fullness, and food intake.
Compounded tirzepatide
Compounded tirzepatide for appetite and weight support.
Start online. Your plan includes provider review, medication, cold shipping, and ongoing support.
- Introductory pricing from $177/month*
- Once weekly
- Ships to your door
Tirzepatide plan overview
Introductory priceFrom $177 per month*
ScheduleOnce weekly
IncludedProvider review + medication
MembershipNo separate fee
The medicine
Two pathways for appetite and fullness.
Tirzepatide activates both GIP and GLP-1 receptors, two pathways involved in appetite regulation and food intake.
Both receptor types are found in areas of the brain that regulate appetite. Tirzepatide reduces calorie intake by affecting appetite and delays stomach emptying. These actions support appetite control and longer-lasting fullness.
Appetite and fullness
Two pathways. One weekly routine.
Support for appetite and fullness, with a plan shaped around the person rather than the medication alone.
GIP pathway
Also works with GIP receptors involved in appetite and metabolic signaling.
Fullness support
Delays stomach emptying, which can help you feel satisfied longer.
A weekly rhythm
A simple once-weekly schedule.
What's included
Predictable care without surprise add-ons.
One price includes the essentials, without a separate membership fee or dose-based price increases.
Start your assessmentMedication and shipping included
Compounded tirzepatide ships directly from the dispensing pharmacy.
Provider review and ongoing support
Get help from the care team with treatment questions, delivery, and next steps.
No separate membership fee
Provider review and care-team support are included in the plan price.
Same price at every prescribed dose
Your price does not increase if your provider adjusts your dose.
Simple pricing
Tirzepatide pricing
Compare monthly pricing by supply term. Your SurpassMD price includes provider review, medication, shipping, and ongoing support.
| Plan | Monthly price | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand-name GLP-1 | SurpassMD* | |
| 30-day supply | $1,086 | Standard renewal rate: $309 Introductory price: $247 |
| 3-month supply | $1,086 | Standard renewal rate: $299 Introductory price: $232 |
| 6-month supply | $1,086 | Standard renewal rate: $275 Introductory price: $220 |
| 12-month supplyBest value | $1,086 | Standard renewal rate: $222 Introductory price: $177 |
- No price increase as your dose goes up
- No membership fees
- Discreet shipping from vetted U.S. pharmacies
- No insurance required
- HSA/FSA accepted
- Flexible payment options with Klarna
* Introductory price with a SurpassMD discount code applies to the first subscription; struck-through price is the standard renewal rate. The brand-name comparison is the wholesale acquisition cost for one four-pen fill (28 days), rounded from $1,086.37.
How care works
From assessment to doorstep.
Start from home and get a clear next step without the pharmacy runaround.
Tell us what you are looking for
Share your goals, health history, and current medications in the online assessment.
Get a provider review
A licensed provider reviews your information and follows up if anything else is needed.
Receive your plan
A licensed pharmacy prepares your medication and ships it to your door.
Keep moving with support
Follow the instructions that come with your medication and reach out when you need help.
Tirzepatide FAQ
The practical questions, answered.
What is included in the tirzepatide price?
Provider review, medication, shipping, and ongoing support are included, with no separate membership fee. SurpassMD is direct pay and does not bill insurance.
How is tirzepatide different from semaglutide?
Both work with GLP-1 receptors. Tirzepatide also activates GIP receptors, giving it a dual-pathway mechanism. A licensed provider reviews your health history, medications, and preferences when choosing between them.
How often is tirzepatide taken?
Compounded tirzepatide is generally taken once a week. Follow the directions that arrive with your medication.
Can tirzepatide affect oral birth control?
Tirzepatide can make oral hormonal birth control less effective because it delays stomach emptying. Patients using oral hormonal contraceptives should switch to a non-oral method or add a barrier method for four weeks after starting and for four weeks after each dose increase. Discuss your birth-control plan with your provider.
Where does the medication come from?
Your medication is prepared and shipped by a licensed U.S. pharmacy with tracking and handling instructions.
What should I know before starting?
Share your health history and current medications during the assessment. A licensed provider reviews that information before treatment begins.
Start from home
See if tirzepatide fits your plan.
Complete the online assessment and get a clear next step from a licensed provider.
Start your assessment The assessment takes less than 3 minutes.