Once-weekly injectable vial Once-daily oral tablet
One weekly shot you give yourself at home — your clinician sets the dose.
Month-to-month plan
Save $120 on month one
First month: $179, regularly $299.
then $299/mo
Clinician, medication & shipping — all included.
2 mL vial · 4-week supply
One tablet a day, no needles — simple to take and easy to travel with.
Month-to-month plan
Save $50 on month one
First month: $299, regularly $349.
then $349/mo
Clinician, medication & shipping — all included.
30-day supply · 30 tablets
Treatment education
The protocol
A short online intake covering your goals and medical history. No commitment, no obligation.
3 minutes
A licensed provider reviews your intake and, if Tirzepatide is right for you, tailors your format and dose.
24 hours
Discreet delivery — plus care-team messaging and check-ins as you progress.
2 days
Typical timings shown; clinical review time varies by case.
Clinical results
Based on 72 weeks of average clinical-trial data
Tablet vs. injectable
Oral and injectable compounded formulations differ in route, dosing, formulation, and available clinical evidence.
2 mL vial · 4-week supply
1 ×
per week
Prescription required
Month-to-month plan
Save $120 on month one
First month: $179, regularly $299.
then $299/mo
30-day supply · 30 tablets
1 ×
per day
Prescription required
Month-to-month plan
Save $50 on month one
First month: $299, regularly $349.
then $349/mo
A licensed clinician determines whether either format is appropriate for you.
Care standards
A licensed provider reviews your assessment and determines whether treatment is appropriate.
Care includes dose adjustments, progress tracking, and messaging with the clinical team.
Injections are filled by Rx Route in Tomball, TX, and tablets by Epiq Scripts in Richardson, TX. Both ship to you, and medication and shipping are included in the displayed price.
Injectable and oral compounded formats use different routes and dosing schedules.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. A licensed clinician determines whether a compounded medication is appropriate for an individual patient. Prescription required. This page is not medical advice.
Injectable compounded formats are taken weekly and require an injection; oral compounded tablets are taken daily. Route, dosing, formulation, and available clinical evidence differ. A clinician determines whether either is appropriate for you.
Read the full answer: Tablet or injection: which is right for me?Medication, clinical oversight, dose adjustments, progress tracking, care-team messaging, and shipping are included. No insurance is required.
Read the full answer: Does the price go up when my dose goes up?The injectable is $179 for the first month at the starting dose, then $299 a month. The tablet is $299 for the first month, then $349 a month. Clinical care, dose adjustments, and shipping are included in both, and your exact price is shown before payment.
Read the full answer: What does Zenbody cost after the first month?If you're not approved, you're fully refunded. A licensed provider reviews your assessment before anything is prescribed.
Read the full answer: What happens if I'm not approved?You complete a short online assessment; a licensed provider reviews it and, if appropriate, writes your prescription. If prescribed, it is filled and shipped to you. Injections are filled by Rx Route in Tomball, TX, and tablets by Epiq Scripts in Richardson, TX.
Read the full answer: Which pharmacy fills Zenbody prescriptions?In many cases, yes. Eligible expenses can often be paid with an FSA or HSA card, and we provide itemized receipts for reimbursement.
Read the full answer: Do I need insurance for Zenbody, and can I use my HSA or FSA?Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. A licensed clinician determines whether a compounded medication is appropriate for an individual patient.
Read the full answer: Is compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide safe and legal?Once your prescription is approved, treatment ships free and discreetly, typically arriving within 2 business days. Injections: Packed with ice packs. It's normal for vials to be at room temperature on arrival, and they're still good to use.
Take the 3-minute assessment. If Tirzepatide is right for you, a licensed clinician handles the rest.
No insurance required · Full refund if not approved · Cancel anytime
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