Compounded tirzepatide
Sold by Open Water Rx · Injection · device not recorded · every compounded tirzepatide record
The program identifies an injection, but the delivery device has not been established.
Price
| Term | Published rate | Charged today |
|---|---|---|
| Tirzepatide Injections — 1-month recurring plan Clinician approval and prescription required. Published one-month program charge, billed monthly. Advertised“1 month $219 total” | Per month$219 | Charged today$219 |
| Tirzepatide Injections — 3-month prepaid supply, full published charge Clinician approval and prescription required. Published $645 total for 3-month supply, charged in full upfront. This is a term total, not a monthly rate; exact prepaid renewal schedule is not established by generic monthly-policy wording. Advertised“3 months $645 total” | $645Published figure | Charged todayNot verified |
| Tirzepatide Injections — 6-month prepaid supply, full published charge Clinician approval and prescription required. Published $1,260 total for 6-month supply, charged in full upfront. This is a term total, not a monthly rate; exact prepaid renewal schedule is not established by generic monthly-policy wording. Advertised“6 months $1,260 total” | $1,260Published figure | Charged todayNot verified |
Price sources
- Tirzepatide Injections — 1-month recurring plan · openwaterrx.com — read October 2026
- Tirzepatide Injections — 3-month prepaid supply, full published charge · openwaterrx.com — read October 2026
- Tirzepatide Injections — 6-month prepaid supply, full published charge · openwaterrx.com — read October 2026
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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
| Pharmacy | Not disclosed |
|---|---|
| States | Not disclosed |
| Prescriber | Both |
| Cancellation | Cancel through the patient portal at any time, with no advance notice or cancellation fee. Cancellation stops future billing. Orders are nonrefundable after pharmacy processing; documented medical disqualification and damaged/incorrect shipments follow separate policy provisions. |
| Membership | None. “No membership fee · Provider review included · Medication and shipping included if prescribed” |
| Consult fee | Included in program price; itemized amount is not published. Provider review is included in the program price; no separate provider fee is published. |
Recorded from openwaterrx.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. October 2026 — Open Water Rx publishes separate one-month and prepaid three- and six-month prices. Provider review, prescribed medication and shipping are included, with no separate membership or provider fee. The one-month plan renews monthly; the pricing page describes longer supply terms as charged once in full upfront. General monthly-renewal wording does not establish the renewal schedule for those prepaid terms; confirm the selected authorization. Nothing is charged unless medication is approved. Cancellation stops future billing with no advance notice or cancellation fee. Orders are nonrefundable once the pharmacy processes them; the policy separately describes refunds for documented medical disqualification and replacement for damaged or incorrect shipments. The service advertises nationwide care, but product availability and required live visits vary by state. Its 28 location hubs are an expanding directory, not a verified exhaustive treatment roster. The FAQ names Emerald, Striker, Foothills and EPIQ; its linked Surfbound directory additionally names Strive. The actual dispensing pharmacy depends on the prescription and location; those network names do not assign a pharmacy to every program.
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