Free tools for your medications
Five calculators for the questions people actually get stuck on: what a GLP-1 costs in your state, how many units a milligram dose is on a syringe, whether Temi prescribes where you live, when your next refill opens, and what your titration schedule looks like on real dates.
Every one is free and needs no account. They all run in your browser, so nothing you type is stored, sent to Temi, or attached to you.
Medically reviewed by Kevin Brandstetter, M.D.Updated September 1, 2026
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GLP-1 cost calculator
See the whole monthly cost, itemized.
Estimate what a compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide fill costs on Temi in your state, broken out by medication price, prescription service fee, and membership. Prices come from Temi's live pharmacy catalog.
Open cost calculatorDose to units calculator
Turn a milligram dose into a syringe reading.
Convert a prescribed dose in milligrams and a vial concentration in mg/mL into units on a standard U-100 insulin syringe, with every step of the arithmetic shown.
Open dose to unitsGLP-1 eligibility checker
See where you stand before you start.
Check whether Temi prescribes in your state and run a short screen against the BMI thresholds and label warnings a clinician weighs. A screen, never a decision.
Open eligibility checkerRefill and renewal checker
Find out whether you need a refill or a renewal.
Enter your last fill date, days supply, and refills remaining to see when your next fill opens and whether a clinician has to review the prescription again first.
Open refill checkerTitration schedule planner
Put the standard dose steps on real dates.
Map the labeled semaglutide or tirzepatide dose-escalation steps onto calendar dates from your start date, and see which step today falls in. A reference, not a plan.
Open titration planner
What these tools are for, and what they are not
Most GLP-1 questions online get answered with a number and no explanation. A dose chart does not say which week you are in. A price page does not say what the fee covers. A syringe conversion does not show its own arithmetic, so there is no way to catch a wrong input before it matters. Each tool here shows its working and says plainly where its data comes from.
None of them make a clinical decision. The cost calculator estimates a price, not a quote. The eligibility checker screens against thresholds a clinician weighs, and never returns an approval or a denial. The dose and titration tools do arithmetic and reproduce labeled schedules; your prescriber sets your actual dose and your actual pace. If a tool and your prescriber disagree, follow your prescriber.
Compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are not FDA-approved generics of the brand-name products. A licensed 503A compounding pharmacy prepares each one for a single prescription. Where a tool compares compounded and brand-name options, it keeps them on separate lines for exactly that reason.
Common questions
- Are these tools free?
- Yes. Every tool is free, needs no account, and works whether or not you are a Temi patient.
- Is anything I type saved?
- No. Each tool runs entirely in your browser. What you enter is never stored, transmitted, or attached to you, and closing the tab clears it.
- Can a tool tell me whether I will be prescribed a medication?
- No. These tools estimate, convert, and screen. A licensed physician reviews your full history before anything is prescribed, and no calculator on this page can make that decision.
- Where do the prices in the cost calculator come from?
- From Temi's own pharmacy catalog, the same prices the medication pages show, refreshed with each release. They are what you would pay if a physician prescribes, not a quote.
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