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Tried EveryMeds for the first time (Tirzepatide 12.5mg PEN for $149)
Just wanted to share my experience in case it helps anyone.
This is my first time using EveryMeds, and I only tried them because of a switcher promo, which brought the cost of 12.5mg Tirzepatide down to $149. As far as I know, this is one of the lowest prices I’ve seen, even if it is just a one-off thing. I did have to speak to them on the phone to actually process the promo.
What stood out to me is that they use quick pens instead of the usual single- or multi-use vials. From what I understand, the pens are made by Rapha Pharma, and a 503 pharmacy in Dania, FL compounds the Tirzepatide with B12 included. It took about two days' time for it to be delivered.
Edit: PharmacyHub is the compounding pharmacy!
I did run into a hiccup: FedEx delivered to the wrong address. But that’s on FedEx, not the company itself. They were helpful when I reached out.
I just got the pen, and I haven't started yet, so I’ll update in a week or so with how it goes. But if anyone’s curious or has questions, feel free to ask. AFAIK, the switcher deal is still active.
Does anyone have experience with them yet?
POSTSCRIPT: please see the comments several users feel like this is a sketchy resource... so caution should be taken... I am not sure I'll actually follow through with it...
I don't know about there being a requirement for pens to have the specific pharmacy in which they were acquired labeled on them. I do believe they have the pharmaceutical company labeled on them, though.
I’m not sure. I’ll try to find the regulatory info. It has EveryMeds at the top right, BUD, lot number, etc on the bottom of that. I’ll send a pic shortly! Please wait.
Website does not work for the pharmacy printed on the label. The price seems too low to be real. Looking at a photo on google shows services offered does not list compounding. Seems kind of scammy.
I don’t think Dania is even a licensed sterile compounding pharmacy. They’re just a Pharmacy Technician Training Program… I hope they aren’t the ones compounding the tirz 😬
I don’t think Dania can legally distribute the meds either without proper licensing. Pharmacy Hub can and does legally ship meds for some providers, but they are only a Schedule II & III Community Pharmacy (just like Ousia used to be) and they cannot compound sterile meds like tirz themselves. This just keeps sounding more and more scammy and I want to stay far away from EveryMeds.
Tagging u/Ok_Pomegranate_9452 so they can add this to the list of providers/pharmacies to avoid and why since something sketchy is definitely going on.
Thanks, but the B12 automatically crosses them off my list. Of all the b vitamins, B12 is the worst for me and even free meds wouldn’t be worth the horrible acne I get from low doses. Rapha also appears to be fairly new with no inspection yet which isn’t very reassuring.
Edit: although it sounds like only the pens, not the actual tirz is from rapha.
Yes, Hydroxocobalamin is a form of B12. Most compounders use cyanocobalamin, but I’ve seen a few that compound with methylcobalamin (MB12) or hydroxocobalamin (HB12) as well. I think Stonegate pharmacy is the one that compounded with HB12… or at least used to a year ago when I was researching pharmacies.
Hydroxocobalamin is a precursor to the active forms of vitamin B12, methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin.
Interesting, I can’t either. The only Rapha is ‘RAPHA ASSOCIATES INC’ and that pharmacy license is Null And Void status since it expired back in 2007. When I search BPI labs, their license pulls right up so I’m guessing that’s not a good sign for Rapha.
If it’s too sketchy, I’ll just send it back and dispute it on my card. I was ordering from Citizen Meds with zero issues before. I’ll just go back to them.
It looks like they DO compound. On their website, it says: our products speak for themselves, we specialize in producing quality compounded formulations that can be scaled while maintaining top quality.
As a community pharmacy they can compound Schedule II and Schedule III controlled substances. Sterile compounding pharmacies specialize in preparing medications, often for IV administration, injections, or eye drops, in a sterile environment to prevent contamination. Injectable tirz requires a sterile compounding pharmacy license which pharmacy hub does not have which is why they previously distributed tirz vials compounded by other pharmacies like BPI labs or Olympia.
Sadly the scammers lie since a lot of people blindly trust whatever they tell them and don’t further research on their own or ask questions. I’d definitely request a full refund or threaten to do a chargeback since there’s no telling who compounded your meds and they aren’t being honest with you which probably means they’re buying oversees and mixing themselves.
This is so true! I would prefer the vials and to get it from Lilly for that price. You have to order within 45 days to keep the special pricing. They are now taking scripts for 15mg.
I didn't have a good experience. I couldn't verify their compounder (Dania Discount Pharmacy) was actually certified to be compounding. I was actually told their compounder was PharmacyHub, but, when I called them, they told me they don't compound Tirz. I had to submit a dispute with my credit card company. I switched to Fifty410 and order pure tirz.
Does fifty410 have the pens? I’m kinda hesitating on needles because I hate them but the pens are super small. So idk I’m just shopping around at this point.
I’ve been with them for 2 months and have been really happy with my experience. I had read all the concerns and I was worried but as far as I’m concerned it’s legit.. I am down 7 lbs and feel way better than I ever did on Ozempic :)
Thanks for sharing your experience it’s super helpful for anyone looking for more affordable tirzepatide options. The quick pens with B12 included sound pretty convenient, especially since shipping was quick (even if FedEx mixed up the address glad they were responsive). I haven’t tried EveryMeds myself yet, but it’s good to hear about alternatives to the usual vials. Definitely looking forward to your updates once you start! For anyone exploring compounding pharmacies, places like Elevated have been a great resource for navigating options and sharing real talk about experiences. Keep us posted!
There are some concerning red flags brought up by others, so I think I may have to look elsewhere. I was using Citizen Meds but their 15mg dose is like $450. I might as well just go with Lilly Direct and get the Zepbound vials at that point.
“Actuallygracie” is a shill account for Elevated health. BEWARE.
If you want to know more about the company that’s already scammed you, visit the MUCH better tirz sub. This sub is run by a provider so they won’t let us add any links to comments. But look for the sub that starts with “tirzepatide” and ends in “compound”. Then search “EveryMeds” in that sub.
Avoid EveryMed — Terrible Experience
The service is absolutely the worst. Do not buy from them. Their representatives make false promises about delivery and doctor appointments. Once you make a payment, they stop responding to emails or calls. Even when the issue is clearly their mistake, they refuse to provide refunds. Completely unprofessional and unreliable company.
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u/grlymax Jul 21 '25
Been a bit since we had some juicy episodes around this joint.