Treatment Registry
TR-0171 ActiveRecorded September 2026

Compounded tirzepatide

Sold by AquaVita · Injection, vial · every compounded tirzepatide record

Recorded initial charges

First month

$320

first month, including required fees on record. The published monthly rate excludes one-time and annual fees; introductory and conditional rates may change. Some fee details are unverified or unpublished; this sum does not establish the full amount payable.

Medication · Shop product: Compounded Tirzepatide – one month supply · recorded initial monthly payment$320

Added from the figures recorded below.

Price

TermPer monthCharged today
Shop product: Compounded Tirzepatide – one month supply

“$ 320.00”

Per month$320Charged today$320
Price sources
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History

Fewer than two comparable calendar-month readings are available for a price trend. Day- or week-based supplies, introductory offers and unverified payment terms are not connected in this chart.

  • September 2026 — Entry added to the register

Sourcing and terms

StatesArizona, California, Florida, Texas, and Nevada
PrescriberAsynchronous review
CancellationWe require at least 24 hours’ notice to cancel or reschedule an appointment. Failure to provide adequate notice or failure to show up for a scheduled appointment will result in forfeiture of any prepaid services associated with the booking.

Not yet checked: pharmacy, membership and consult fee.

Recorded from aquavitanextgen.com. Unlike the price rows above, these carry a summary rather than a word-for-word quotation, so they are not shown in quotation marks.

Notes

  1. 1. September 2026 — AquaVita is confirmed via its own homepage ('AquaVita: Weight Loss Medications Delivered to You') and sells compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide by telehealth in 5 states (AZ, CA, FL, NV, TX); it also runs a physical med spa in Lake Forest, CA per Google reviews shown on the homepage. Pricing is inconsistent between the marketing landing pages and the actual shop/product pages: the semaglutide landing page advertises a $375 first-month promo ($499 regular), while the shop's own product listing for 'Compounded Semaglutide – One month supply' prices it at $215, and a second semaglutide SKU is priced at $600 with no description of what differentiates it (likely a different dose or multi-month package, but the page text did not specify). Tirzepatide shop products are $320 and $900 respectively, again with no stated basis for the difference — could not reach further detail without an intake. The tirzepatide FAQ explicitly refers to medication supplied in a 'vial' ('Once you begin using a vial (after the lid is punctured), the medication expires in 28 days'), so tirzepatide form is recorded as injection-vial; no equivalent vial/pen language was found for semaglutide specifically. Refund policy: products are stated non-refundable except for damaged/missing/incorrect shipments (48-hour window); the /purchase-terms/ page contains a separate 24-hour appointment-cancellation clause, which is the only cancellation language found — no explicit subscription-cancellation clause was located.

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This record

Entry
TR-0171
Medication category
compounded tirzepatide
Readings
1

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Treatment Registry. (2026). AquaVita — compounded tirzepatide (TR-0171). Last verified September 2026. Retrieved [your access date], from https://treatmentregistry.com/registry/TR-0171

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