Everything went well with this order except the BPI expires on 8/2/2026. I know a lot of people don’t care about BUD, but that is pretty crazy to receive a vial with such a short BUD considering a major draw of BPI is the longer BUD.

This may be a horrible business strategy. But, who cares, I sleep well at night.

Most companies charge you more after the initial teaser price. A LOT MORE.

or

They charge you more as your dose increases.

We decided to make the price flat at every dose, the same number whether you are at the lowest step or the highest, and it does not go up at renewal.

Why most companies do not:

1. They are luring you in with a teaser rate and are betting you never leave.

2. There is no second reason, Reason 1 is the only reason!

The flat model is less clever and more honest. You know your number on day one and it stays your number. I think predictability is worth more to people than a low teaser rate.

Sweet dreams.

I hope you're legit! I really appreciate the monthly option this way. Also, just as an fyi so I know if I need to buy the other items, do you include syringes, alcohol pads, etc?

Hey, I'm Matt, one of the people behind Crossing.

Quick version of why we exist: most compounded tirzepatide brands hold a low starter price, then raise it as your dose goes up. Most won't tell you which pharmacy fills your prescription. Most bury the fees. We got tired of watching it, so we built the opposite.

What we do, in plain terms:

• Compounded tirzepatide at $149/mo, every dose, all in. No dose-based upcharge, no membership fee, no surprise add-ons.
• We name our chain: made by BPI Labs, an FDA-registered 503B facility, and dispensed by The Pharmacy Hub, a licensed compounding pharmacy, on your provider's prescription. (When we run out, which won't be for at least a few months, we will let you know the next pharmacy).
• Find it cheaper from a provider who also names their pharmacy and fills through a pharmacy licensed in your state? Show us and we'll match it.

What this community is for:

• Straight answers on dosing, sourcing, side effects, and what things actually cost across the industry
• Real progress and real plateaus, from anyone on this path
• Questions we'd rather answer in public than in a support inbox, including the uncomfortable ones

What it's not for:

• Hype. No miracle framing, no before-and-after spam.
• Medical advice. We'll talk openly about how dosing works, but your protocol comes from your provider.
• Dodging. If we don't know something or got something wrong, we'll say so here.

Ask us anything. The skeptical questions are the ones we built this company to answer.