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Active Ingredients
Tirzepatide
Active ingredient
glycine
Active ingredient
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Weight loss by dose
Weight lost at each dose
Estimated share of body weight lost at each weekly dose, beyond diet and exercise alone, from SURMOUNT-1, a 72-week clinical trial of tirzepatide.
micro2.66 mg a week
An estimated 6.3%, less certain
standard6.14 mg a week
An estimated 12.9%
advanced9.3 mg a week
An estimated 15.8%
advanced12.45 mg a week, your selected dose
An estimated 17.1%
Estimated for our doses on a straight line between the 5, 10 and 15 mg weekly groups of SURMOUNT-1, a 72-week trial of tirzepatide in 2,539 adults without diabetes (Jastreboff et al., NEJM 2022), minus the 3.1% the placebo group lost with the same diet and exercise counseling. *No group took less than 5 mg, so the 2.66 mg figure is less certain. The trial used manufacturer-made tirzepatide, not a compounded medication. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Individual results vary.
Price comparison
The most affordable U.S.-made GLPs
Each provider's starting dose of tirzepatide, per month, including any membership.
- Anagen$60.71/moCompounded tirzepatide, 2.66 mg · $169.99 every 12 weeks · No membership fee
- Eden$129/moCompounded
- Mochi Health$159/moCompounded · incl. $69 membership
- Noom$299/moCompounded
- Found$309/moCompounded
- Ro$398/moBrand-name Zepbound 2.5 mg · incl. $99 membership
- Hims & Hers$448/moBrand-name Zepbound 2.5 mg · incl. $149 membership
Each provider's starting dose, per month, including any required membership, on the plan closest to our 12-week prepay (3-month plans where offered, otherwise month-to-month). Ro and Hims & Hers sell brand-name Zepbound, not compounded tirzepatide. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.