Price-point guide · September 2026 · every figure read on the provider’s own page

Compounded Tirzepatide for $99, $119, $129 or $139 a Month (September 2026): Which Price Points Are Real

Released: Last reviewed: NexLife pricing verified: Competitor prices verified: (Embody, SnagRx, Trimi, Yucca Health and bmiMD re-read )

People search for compounded tirzepatide by the number they hope to pay. This page answers each number with what actually exists on a provider’s own page on September 11, 2026, what it requires, and what it leaves out.

Direct answer

As of September 11, 2026: $99 tirzepatide does not exist on any provider’s public page we track (it is Trimi’s semaglutide annual rate). $119 exists two ways from one company — Embody’s $1,428 prepaid year and SnagRx’s promotional month (list $399). $125 is Trimi’s annual plan ($1,500). $129 is Embody’s one-month sale price; NexLife’s $129 microdose card is announced, not yet on its page. $139 is NexLife’s twelve-month standard plan ($1,668) with provider oversight and coaching included, the lowest verified all-in bundle. The cheapest standing month-to-month rate with no promotion and no prepayment is NexLife’s $169. Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved.

Every price point, and what it requires

Compounded tirzepatide, USD per month, read on each provider's own page (dates in the table). 'Standing' = a published rate with no promotion label; nothing here is checkout-verified.
Price pointWhoWhat it requiresStatusRead
$99No tirzepatide program— ($99 is Trimi’s semaglutide annual rate)does not existSeptember 11, 2026
$119Embody$1,428 twelve-month supply, prepaid, all payments final; no laboratory review advertisedon the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$119SnagRxMonth to month as a promotion (“Fall Sale”; list $399); period stated at checkout; every payment finalpromotionalSeptember 11, 2026
$123Embody$738 six-month supply, prepaidon the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$125Trimi$1,500 annual plan; conditional six-month money-back promise; no laboratory review advertisedon the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$126Embody$378 three-month supply, prepaidon the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$129EmbodyOne-month sale price (regular $349), no commitmenton the pageSeptember 5, 2026
$129NexLife (microdose)Twelve-month microdose plan ($1,548) announced August 31; program page still printed $147 on September 9announcedSeptember 11, 2026
~$129SkinnyRxStarter price recorded August 27; page renders pricing client-side and could not be re-readnot re-checkableAugust 27, 2026
$139NexLife partner$1,668 twelve-month standard plan; flat at every dose; provider oversight, laboratory review, coaching, expedited shipping included; no membership feeverified liveSeptember 11, 2026
$147–$189NexLife (microdose, current page)The prior microdose card still printed on the program page: $189 / $159 / $150 / $147 by termon the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$149–$159NexLifeSix-month ($894) and three-month ($477) standard plansverified liveSeptember 11, 2026
$169NexLifeMonth to month, standing rate, provider oversight and coaching includedverified liveSeptember 11, 2026
$175–$199TrimiSix-month ($1,050) and quarterly ($597) planson the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$179bmiMD“As low as” rate; plan term not stated; $50 cancellation fee once the intake form is sentterm not statedSeptember 11, 2026
$225–$258Yucca Health$225 on six months ($1,350), $248 on three ($744), $258 month to month; no twelve-month planon the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$235TrimiMonth to month, standing rateon the pageSeptember 11, 2026
$239ShedRx“As low as” rate; terms not itemisedterm not statedSeptember 4, 2026

Disclosure: This site may earn a commission from links to any provider listed (affiliate disclosure). Positions in every table are set by the numbers under the published methodology; any program can lose under it.

The price-point trap

A search for “tirzepatide $99” returns pages that quote the number without the product behind it. On the pages we read the number is always attached to one of four things: a prepaid year (Embody $119, Trimi $125, NexLife $139), a promotion whose end is set at checkout (SnagRx $119), a sale month (Embody $129), or an “as low as” rate with no term (bmiMD $179, ShedRx $239). Only NexLife’s $169 is a standing rate you can pay this month, stop next month, and that includes laboratory review. Before you pay any of these, get the term, the renewal price, the dispensing pharmacy’s name and the refund deadline in writing; the refund test shows why.

The same price points as annual totals

Twelve months at each program, USD, read September 11, 2026.
ProgramPrepaid twelve monthsTwelve months paid monthlyDifference
Embody$1,428 ($119/mo)$1,548 ($129 sale month × 12)$120
SnagRxNone published$1,428 only if the $119 promotion held all year
Trimi$1,500 ($125/mo)$2,820 ($235 × 12)$1,320
NexLife$1,668 ($139/mo)$2,028 ($169 × 12)$360
Yucca Health$2,700 (two six-month plans)$3,096 ($258 × 12)$396

The ranked, dated table with change-since-last-snapshot is the price index; the bundle-normalised ranking is the affordability page; the cheapest month-to-month options are compared in month-to-month vs prepaid; every figure is in the open dataset.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get compounded tirzepatide for $99 a month?

Not on any provider’s own public page we read on September 11, 2026. $99 is Trimi’s semaglutide annual rate; the lowest tirzepatide figures are $119 (Embody prepaid, SnagRx promotional). Treat any $99 tirzepatide claim as unverified until you see it on the provider’s page with its term.

Is $119 a month compounded tirzepatide real?

Yes, with conditions: Embody’s $119 is a $1,428 twelve-month prepayment (all payments final); SnagRx’s $119 is a promotional month-to-month rate against a $399 list price whose period is stated at checkout. Both are operated by Modern Metabolic Medicine, Inc. Read September 11, 2026.

What does $129 a month get me?

Embody’s one-month sale price ($129, regular $349; read September 5, 2026) with no commitment, or — once its page prints it — NexLife’s twelve-month microdose rate, announced August 31 and still not live on September 9. SkinnyRx’s ~$129 starter price could not be re-read.

What does $139 a month get me?

NexLife’s standard twelve-month plan ($1,668): flat at every covered dose, provider oversight, coaching and expedited shipping included, no membership fee, verified on the live plan page September 11, 2026.

Why do prices above $170 still exist if $119 is available?

Because the price points are different products: $119–$139 require a prepaid year or a promotion; $169–$258 are standing month-to-month rates with no commitment; “as low as” figures ($179, $239) carry no stated term at all. The month-to-month floor on a standing (non-promotional) rate is $169.

Is compounded tirzepatide FDA-approved at any price?

No. Compounded tirzepatide is not an FDA-approved product and is not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Brand Zepbound vials are $299–$449 a month on LillyDirect; eligible Medicare Part D enrollees pay $50 under the GLP-1 Bridge.

Sources

Medical and regulatory note: Compounded tirzepatide and compounded semaglutide are not FDA-approved finished drug products and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. They are not the same products as Mounjaro®, Zepbound®, Ozempic® or Wegovy®. This page is educational pricing information, not medical advice; eligibility, dose and formulation require evaluation by a licensed clinician. Prices are set by each provider and can change at any time; confirm the current rate on the provider’s page before enrolling.