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TR-0224 ActiveRecorded September 2026Last verified October 2026

Compounded tirzepatide

Sold by Elevated Health · Injection · device not recorded · every compounded tirzepatide record

The program identifies an injection, but the delivery device has not been established.

Price

TermPublished rateCharged today
Product-page first-month offer; conflicting homepage rateIntroductory

New first order and clinician eligibility; homepage separately advertises $238 first month, so the applicable selected price is unresolved.

“Monthly Plan $259 first month $359/mo regular”

$259Published figureCharged todayNot verified
Product-page ongoing monthly advertisement

Clinician eligibility and selected plan required; the initial payment and applicable homepage/product-page offer need confirmation.

“Monthly Plan $259 first month $359/mo regular”

$359Published figureCharged todayNot verified
3-month plan advertised monthly equivalent; payment unverified

Price conditions have not been established; the quoted figure is not a verified recurring rate.

Clinician eligibility required. The refund policy calls these prepaid plans but the public product table does not state the exact initial total; do not derive an invoice from the advertised monthly equivalent.

“3 Months $304 per month”

$304Published figureCharged todayNot verified
6-month plan advertised monthly equivalent; payment unverified

Price conditions have not been established; the quoted figure is not a verified recurring rate.

Clinician eligibility required. The refund policy calls these prepaid plans but the public product table does not state the exact initial total; do not derive an invoice from the advertised monthly equivalent.

“6 Months $281 per month”

$281Published figureCharged todayNot verified
12-month plan advertised monthly equivalent; payment unverified

Price conditions have not been established; the quoted figure is not a verified recurring rate.

Clinician eligibility required. The refund policy calls these prepaid plans but the public product table does not state the exact initial total; do not derive an invoice from the advertised monthly equivalent.

“12 Months $235 per month”

$235Published figureCharged todayNot verified
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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

PharmacyNot disclosed
StatesAll 50 states
PrescriberAsynchronous review
CancellationThe semaglutide FAQ permits cancellation or pause through the patient portal, without a cancellation fee, but cancellation does not recall orders already sent to the pharmacy. The refund policy limits its 30-day first-month guarantee to month-to-month plans and specified care or fulfillment problems. It also says prescription sales are final once compounding/fulfillment begins, prepaid plans are nonrefundable once compounded, and shipped orders are nonrefundable except verified fulfillment errors. These exclusions limit the broad risk-free headline; obtain confirmation before relying on a refund.
MembershipNone. “No membership fees. Same price at every dose.”
Consult feeIncluded in program price; itemized amount is not published. The current general plan FAQ says provider consultation and prescription are covered in one price, with free expedited shipping. This does not establish charges for outside services.

Recorded from elevatedhealth.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 — Explicitly denies charging a separate membership fee -- 'No membership fees. Same price at every dose.' Form (vial vs pen) never stated for compounded products.
  2. 2. October 2026 — The dedicated compounded tirzepatide page lists $259 for the first month and $359/month afterward. Its three-, six- and twelve-month options show monthly equivalents; the refund policy calls these plans prepaid, but the product table does not state an initial total. The homepage separately advertises $238 for the first month, so the available offer needs confirmation before payment. The current exact product page remains the source for these table figures. https://www.elevatedhealth.com/tirzepatide
  3. 3. October 2026 — Medication and injection supplies are included, with no separate membership fee. The plan FAQ includes provider consultation, prescription and expedited shipping. The injection device and assigned pharmacy are not named. Generic terms discuss a pharmacy network but do not establish an individual dispenser. The twelve-month membership, eight consultations and laboratory charges in the terms are expressly part of the testosterone program and must not be added to GLP-1 costs. https://www.elevatedhealth.com/terms-of-service
  4. 4. October 2026 — The homepage FAQ explicitly says GLP-1 care is available in all 50 states, subject to provider eligibility. The broad risk-free headline is limited by the refund policy: first month only on month-to-month plans, specified care/fulfillment problems, and compounding/shipping exclusions. Confirm how those exclusions apply before relying on the guarantee. https://www.elevatedhealth.com/refund-policy

2 further notes concern other Elevated Health programs and sit on the provider record.

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Entry
TR-0224
Medication category
compounded tirzepatide
Readings
2

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