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Tirzepatide injectable, Compounded

Compounded tirzepatide injection is a weekly GLP-1/GIP medication for weight loss. A licensed physician decides whether to prescribe it. If prescribed, it costs from $104.99 per vial at the starting dose in California, plus the $39 prescription service. It is not an FDA-approved generic of the brand-name products, and a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy ships it to you.

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Tirzepatide 8.5mg vial$104.99
Temi Care Rx (prescription service)$39.00
Total authorization$143.99

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Product details

Active ingredient
Tirzepatide
Form
Injectable (subcutaneous)
Drug class
GLP-1 + GIP receptor agonist
Additives
Glycine
Tirzepatide total
8.5 mg
Tirzepatide concentration
17 mg/mL
Vial volume
0.5 mL
Price per mg
$12.35
Days Supply
28 days after puncture
Beyond-use date
90 days

About tirzepatide

Medically reviewed by Kevin Brandstetter, M.D.Last reviewed June 21, 2026

Tirzepatide acts on two gut-hormone pathways — GLP-1 and GIP — that can affect appetite, fullness, digestion, insulin release, and blood sugar. Compounded tirzepatide is a separate, non-FDA-approved preparation reviewed by your clinician when FDA-approved options are not the chosen path.

  • US doctor-prescribed through licensed, FDA-regulated compounding pharmacies
  • Compare pharmacy options and cash-pay pricing before checkout
  • May help manage hunger and fullness when clinically appropriate
What do GLP-1 and GIP mean?

They're hormones your gut releases after eating. Medications that act on these pathways can affect digestion, appetite, fullness, insulin release, and blood sugar. Tirzepatide acts on both; semaglutide acts on GLP-1.

Why do formulations differ between pharmacies?

Compounding pharmacies choose their own excipients, concentrations, and optional additives. Your clinician and pharmacy match the compounded tirzepatide formulation to the prescription, dose, and beyond-use date.

How should I compare vial sizes?

A larger vial usually lowers the price per milligram, but only helps if you'll use it before its beyond-use date. Match the vial to your dose and how long you plan to stay on it.

How should I compare prices?

Look at price per milligram and estimated weeks of supply, not just the upfront price. The cheapest package isn't always the cheapest per month.

About additives

Vitamin B12 (methylcobalamin)

B12 added to compounded tirzepatide supports energy metabolism, red blood cell production, and nerve health.

Glycine

Glycine added to compounded tirzepatide supports muscle maintenance, relaxation, and recovery.

L-carnitine

L-carnitine added to compounded tirzepatide supports energy and fat metabolism.

Niacinamide

Niacinamide, a form of vitamin B3, supports energy metabolism and skin health alongside compounded tirzepatide.

Reviews

u/halloweenmochi

Reddit • r/Zepbound

My Weight Loss Journey

I’m not sure if this post belongs here, but I hope it’s okay to share. The photo on the left is me at 28, at my heaviest, 250 lbs. The photo on the right was taken last night, just shy of 40 years old. About five years ago, I began my health journey and lost 100 lbs. I did it without medication, not because I’m against it, but because at the time I simply couldn’t afford it. Honestly, if ZepBound had been accessible to me back then, I would’ve taken it in a heartbeat. There’s no prize for suffering through weight loss when support exists. When I reached 150 lbs, I spent the next 3 - 4 years struggling desperately to maintain that weight. I was doing everything “right”: learning about nutrition and eating healthy, exercising, tracking macros.. yet it felt like a constant battle against my own body. Those years were some of the hardest of my life and led to cycles of binge eating, over-exercising, and constant mental exhaustion. This year, I became fortunate enough to afford ZepBound, and it has changed my life in the most profound way. I no longer deal with out-of-control binges. I don’t constantly stress about food. My mind is quiet. I finally have the mental space to live my life, and I’m no longer in pain from relentless hunger. I’m incredibly grateful for this medication, and I truly love seeing everyone’s journeys in this subreddit. No matter how you get there or when you start, you’re doing something amazing, and you deserve to feel proud of yourself.

u/medske

Reddit • r/tirzepatidecompound

45lbs Down Today!

Officially down 45 lbs since starting and feeling amazing. First time posting on here but have been lurking for awhile. So thankful for this community and all the support. I'm 5ft 8in, so not many folks notice right away, but I can tell in my face and clothes significantly. Sleeping better, stairs are easier now, and I love playing with my kid/being active. Wish I would have started sooner - truly life changing. Also have been sober from booze since starting this journey which is a massive victory for me. My dad is an alcoholic, and I won't lie, I was drinking daily until this life change. Really proud of myself and all the folks on here who took the leap! EDIT: Spelling typos.

u/carefree-and-happy

Reddit • r/Mounjaro

From BMI 44.3 to 24.9 in 18 months on Mounjaro… down 110 lbs

I hit a milestone today that I honestly never thought I would reach. 18 months ago, I started Mounjaro at a BMI of 44.3 (Class III obesity). Today, I’m at 24.9, which puts me in the “normal” range. I know BMI isn’t a perfect measure of health, and I understand all the limitations, but this still feels like a huge milestone for me personally. I’ve officially lost 110 lbs, and I feel like a completely different person. More energy, more confidence, and just overall better in every way. Mounjaro has truly been life-changing for me. I know it’s not magic and everyone’s journey looks different, but I’m really grateful for what it’s helped me accomplish. If you’re early in your journey or feeling stuck, keep going. It’s worth it.

Individual experiences shared on Reddit. Weight-loss results vary by medication, dose, health history, diet, and exercise, and are not guaranteed. These posts are not clinical evidence — a licensed physician reviews what is appropriate before prescribing. Temi does not endorse these posts; Reddit is not affiliated with Temi.