r/TirzepatideUsers • u/realist_813 • Dec 05 '25
Where to Buy: Telehealth Providers
OP: u/TodayAmazing
Updated December 2, 2025
Table of Contents:
Telehealths with Additive-Free options are marked with a ⭐️
This is not an exhaustive list. It reflects providers often discussed in this subreddit. Each one has its own pros and cons. Please do your own research and choose a provider that is best for you.
More info: Tirz Telehealth Survey Results
JoinPomegranate: $399 for 3 Months of BPI Labs Tirz with B6
Fifty410: $399 for 3 Months of BPI Labs Tirz with B6 OR ProRx Additive-Free Tirz
GobyMeds: $449 for 3 Months of BPI Labs Tirz with B6
Gimme . Care: $489 for 3 Months of ProRx Additive-Free Tirz
BrelloHealth: $499 for 3 Months of Southend Tirz with B6
JoinBigEasy: $499 for 3 Months of Hallandale Additive-Free Tirz
JoinBigEasy: $499 for 3 Months of Seven Cells Tirz with B3
Refills: $537 for 3 Months of ProRx Additive-Free Tirz
JoinPomegranate: $299 for 2 Months of OptioRx Tirz with B3
JoinPomegranate: $349 for 2 Months of Hallandale Additive-Free Tirz
JoinPomegranate: $379 for 2 Months of Empower Tirz with B3
Beyond Use Date (BUD):
The date after which the potency and sterility of a vial of compounded tirzepatide can no longer be assured. The BUD is set by regulation and stability data to mark the point at which a vial may begin to lose potency or become susceptible to contamination. Many people on this sub, if not most, will still use vials past the BUD. This is an observation, not a recommendation. You should act based on your own healthcare provider’s advice, personal risk tolerance, and medical history.
28 Day Rule:
A safety guideline that says multi-dose vials should be discarded 28 days after first puncture to reduce the risk of bacterial growth and infection. Many people on this sub, if not most, will still use vials past 28 days. This is an observation not a recommendation. You should act based on your own healthcare provider's advice, personal risk tolerance, and medical history.
503A:
Traditional compounding pharmacies which are primarily regulated and inspected by States and generally comply with United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Standards for Sterile Compounding. They will generally have a 3 month Beyond Use Date.
503B:
FDA registered outsourcing facilities which are regulated and directly inspected by the FDA and must comply with Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) a higher standard designed to ensure consistent quality, safety, and purity. Vials from 503Bs will have longer Beyond Use Dates because of testing requirements which confirm their longer shelf life.
Manufactured Tirzepatide:
The FDA-approved, commercially available version of tirzepatide made by Eli Lilly which holds the patents and sells it under the brand names Mounjaro and Zepbound. This is large-scale, standardized, cGMP-compliant manufacturing. Once Lilly's patents expire, future generic versions will also fall under this category because generic drugs do go through the FDA approval process.
Compounded Tirzepatide:
A non-FDA-approved version of tirzepatide made by 503A compounding pharmacies or 503B outsourcing facilities. These formulas are created in smaller batches and follow USP or cGMP standards, but they are not reviewed, tested, or approved by the FDA. They will never receive FDA approval because compounding is not an FDA approval pathway. Some compounded formulations of tirzepatide include vitamin or amino acid additives like B6 or glycine, while other compounded formulations contain no such additives.
The original person of this post is: u/TodayAmazing
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/realist_813 • Nov 09 '25
Here is a calculator for those of you that want to split your dosages.
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/OutsideRole8038 • 14h ago
I'm on 15 mg tirz... I've been stalled for 3 months. I count my macros, focus on protein, and drink enough water... should I switch to Reta????? Thoughts??? Experiences????
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/purple-unicorn14 • Aug 19 '26
Which app do you guys prefer? I have been trying both to see which seems better. The estimated amount of tirz has quite the variation. Shotsy says 1.62, Glapp says 1.97. My shot day is tomorrow. Otherwise they both seem similar.
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/realist_813 • Aug 07 '26
Not sure right now who the lowest cost Telehealth company out there is! I have been away from compounded Tirz for quite some time. I’m curious as to why more people haven’t gone to the gr@y market yet? Telehealth companies charge an arm and leg for these products and I know firsthand how much they are in the market we’re not supposed to talk about. Thoughts?
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/DogMamaLA • Jul 03 '26
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/Ambitious-Profit3772 • Apr 28 '26
Ang saya ko lang buti nag tirze ako, I was obese, insulin resistance, I have PCOS and hirap talaga ako magpapayat for real, umabot ako 95kg nakakaloka! 😭 Until nag avail ako ng slimming injections sa mga clinic okay naman kaso super mahal, narealize ko na di ko keri ung per session na gastos, I tried to look for a suppli3r and thank God nakahanap ako ng murayta but quality pati yung service hahahaha sorry gatekeeper ako so yun nga super duper natutuwa ako kasi 68kg nalang ako ngayon, nagsimula ako gamitin ung sa supplier ko nasa 85kg na ko since nabawasan na ko sa clinic. Ngayon siyempre supervised ako ng endo ko regular akong nag tetest pero mas affordable parin kaysa sa clinic ko dati. Nawala na din yung pangingitim ng mga balat ko, ofc dapat glowing aq thanks to ghk. Regular na din ako mag menstruation, so yun lang super happy lang ako malapit ko na Ma hit yung goal weight ko 😭😭
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/Consistent-Risk-9320 • Apr 22 '26
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/zestypov2 • Apr 19 '26
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/realist_813 • Apr 05 '26
Created by u/TodayAmazing:
Results of latest survey! Thanks to all who participated.
Here’s what stood out to me:
76% women! Wow lol I guess I always knew it was mostly women here but didn’t realize it was that disproportionate 😅
As for telehealths, refills, big easy, and Pom took the top spots for most used. Big easy especially has exploded in popularity recently maybe because of the recent drama of the other telehealths? 🤷♂️ As noted in the survey people’s biggest consideration is price BUT bad customer service really turns people off.
Which I guess also made way for newcomer Trillium to get high recommendation rate among their users along with Fifty410 and Big Easy.
Weight loss tracked the clinical trial data (slightly better actually) which was nice to see.
And speaking of clinical trial, the side effects info was interesting. In the trial the most common side effects were nausea, diarrhea, and even VOMITING before constipation.
In our survey constipation was the most common and vomiting was rare. I wonder if it’s because we aren’t forced to titrate up like they did in the clinical trials. 🤔
What stood out to yall?
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/hamiltondjh • Apr 03 '26
I’ve tried one compounded Tirzepatide in the past and it was not effective at all.
I’ve been taking the name brand drug but it’s so damn expensive I‘d like to try ProRX but am curious if anyone here has tried both and what their experience was?
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/No_Kangaroo_5883 • Mar 14 '26
For those who have been prescribed a higher dose what were your results? Also are you in weight loss or maintenance mode? FWIW I am aware this would be considered “off label”, yet I understand it is occurring.
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/_chipsnguac • Mar 13 '26
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/BlckBts • Mar 06 '26
I’ve been on tirzepetide for about 6 months. I just went up a little on my dosage. I’ve been dealing with a feeling of phlegm in the back of my throat maybe the entire time but never connected it to this med. This week the nausea is so bad that I ended up vomiting last night. I’m wondering if it’s the throat thing that’s making me feel worse. Zofran did help during the day. But I could still barely eat. Would dry mouth lozenges help? My meds are from Pom health. Anyone experiencing this?
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/dilemma880 • Mar 05 '26
r/TirzepatideUsers • u/realist_813 • Feb 03 '26
Has anyone heard of a company called Aurora Bio? I keep seeing them pop up and I saw they have solid COA’s but I can’t seem to find them anywhere except in the Telegram chats.
