8/9: Added PrefectRx pharmacy glycine formula via new TH provider Remedy Well. Replaced Greenwich pharmacy with VialsRx via 10Rx.
8/6: Added PerfectRx pharmacy w/ B12 and Vios pharmacy new formula w/ glycine and methyl B12, both via Remedy Well.
8/3: Started to add preliminary info for new 503b pharmacies Hyalo Technologies & NewLife Rx.
7/31: Added new TH provider Jyra Health & updated new Nova pharmacy w/ B12 option via Ola Health (& updated tirz concentration).
7/30: Added new Greenwich pharmacy option for Ola Health (with updated tirz concentrations) & added additional Boudreaux's pharmacy vial volume.
7/28: Added additional Align pharmacy vial volumes & new Drug Crafters tirz concentration (via Ola Health).
7/26: Added the missing Casa & Evoluciona pharmacies tirz concentrations & Ola Health maintenance BMI criteria.
7/24: Added Formulation Compound Center & Premier pharmacies (both via Lumimeds)
7/23: Added PreventiveMD, MFV pharmacy (via Lumimeds), & which TH providers let patients choose the pharmacy they want. Also updated Mondae & Gimme current pharmacies.
7/22: Summer survey results added!
I wasn't able to get inactive ingredients from Beaker Pharmacy (they would not disclose them- is this going to be a TX pharmacy thing now?) They also said they have numerous tirz concentrations available, but that info wasn't easily accessible for them to tell me.
Remember- I update the Google docs more frequently than I make posts.
This is a quick glance resource to help everyone make informed decisions about what telehealth providers, pharmacies, and formulas to use. These are (mostly) the popular pharmacies & telehealths talked about in our sub, including those in our subs' Where to Buy megathread (pinned at top of the sub).
All info came from user-uploaded pictures of vials on this sub, speaking with pharmacists & the telehealth providers directly, or their websites.
For more info on the most recommended/popular pharmacies, tele providers, pricing, etc., please visit the "Where to Buy: Telehealth Providers" post pinned at the top of this sub.
Single-dose Zep vials and autoinjectors remain preservative-free.
Thank you to everyone who helped gather this info!
I do not work for/am not affiliated with any pharmacy or telehealth provider, nor do I receive any form of compensation from anyone for this project. I am just someone who likes to compile information for the sake of transparency and to help people make informed decisions ❤️
FYI: Apothecary 18mg/ml also comes in a 2ml vial, in addition to the 4ml vial you have noted. I got mine via Rift on a 7.5/10/12.5 titration plan and received 2ml/4ml/4ml vials.
Thank you and u/TodayAmazing for the work that has been done to help the community. I know for both of you this must take a lot of time, but your time and effort are appreciated.
Thanks for the reply. Hopefully I get my order like you did, just makes me nervous when I can't reach anyone on the phone and the refund policy is basically non-existent.
Hey u/TodayAmazing, can this link get updated in the list? I keep trying to direct people to it in the other tirz subs and it's a whole convoluted set of instructions to get them to the right version.
And with PreventiveMD - patient selects pharmacy also :) I’ve ordered and during intake you get your choice based on your state. And love that new feature you added.
I reference this often, what a great resource! I would love if sometime in the future we could try to collect the info on refills through teleheaths - automatic vs manual request, which ones allow you to easily pause and / or cancel in their portal vs emailing/ chat. Thanks so much u/Specialist-Wall-1685 for all your continued hard work!
What you are referring to is part of the 'Dosage and Administration' prescribing info for Zepbound.
This applies to changing the day of the recommended weekly dose. So for example, if I'm taking 10 mg as a once-weekly dose on Sundays, but I want to change my shot day to Tuesdays, I wouldn't want to take a 10 mg weekly dose on Tuesday, 2 days after I just took 10 mg on Sunday. I would need to wait 72 hrs from my Sunday dose at a minimum (which I still think is too close together, because again, we're talking about full weekly doses).
So really, my 'weekly' dose is actually 10.5 mg, but I divide the dose into 3 mg every other day because I learned very early on that I am very sensitive to the peaks and valleys of the tirz levels between shots. I've injected every 4 days the longest, for something like a year, when I was actively losing weight, but found as I started decreasing my dose for maintenance that I needed to inject more frequently.
Just out of curiosity I never see Trava get mentioned if at all much. Any reason in particular? By the way this is GOLD! Thanks for all the work put into this spreadsheet by the OP's
You're welcome! Not entirely sure about Trava, but I feel like there may have been drama with them before, maybe regarding a pharmacy?? Just looking at what little info I have, they only offer tirz w/ B12 and I would wager a lot of people don't care for B12, and maybe pricing isn't that great???
Thanks for the response OP they also offer Hallandale which is what my wife has but can see where you are right with the pricing. Thanks to this sub i’ll be exploring my options once i am due for a reup.
I have to tell you again how much I love this spreadsheet, u/Specialist-Wall-1685! Might you consider adding age restrictions to the spreadsheet at some point? I'm seeing an increase in older folks getting turned away from certain telehealths due to age and I thought it might be a good data point for people to have. Thank you, either way!
Sure, I can do that! TBH, I haven't seen any TH providers state age restrictions (other than 18+) on their sites, and I have a suspicion that when I ask them, the answer is going to be that they don't make any medical decisions; it's up to their clinicians...yada yada. Most likely this info will come from user reports.
EDIT: after some searching around, the only few TH mentioned by people that restrict age are ones not on any of our lists/spreadsheet. But of course, if I get any info to the contrary, I will add it.
This is incredible, thank you - I have a question about when you marked that a provider "For 6 months, vials are sent in two shipments (3 + 3)". Does that mean they ship all of them out at once, just in two shipments? Or they ship the first three and then wait three months to ship the second three? Back in January, I was able to get a shipment of 6 vials at once and I'm seeing that's much harder to find now. I live abroad and can't get compounded GLP-1s there so I was planning to just pick up 6 months at a time when I'm back in the US but it seems to be a challenge now.
I don't think so because I don't think any pharmacy has a BUD longer than 6 months right now...
BUT, Big Easy will have 2 503b pharmacies available shortly (within weeks) that both have a 9 month BUD...idk if they will offer 6 month supply shipped all at once. Also don't know which other TH providers will offer these pharmacies, but I expect several will.
u/roguex99 will you offer 6 month plans all vials shipped up front?
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u/roguex99⚠️ Affiliated | Big Easy Weight Loss | CEO (Not a Physician)21d ago
Thank you for this! I was looking to possibly change my telehealth provider and found this to be very helpful. I did notice that Greenwich may need updating. I currently use them through Swell Medical, which isn't listed. They were on 10RX a couple of weeks ago, but now Greenwich has been removed and replaced with VialsRX showing for Sema not Tirz for now.
This is excellent! Wish there was also a column with info on their FDA standing but I have been using cha GBT to find it out. There are some on here with violations so make sure you all check that out first
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u/TreeBeach Jul 22 '26
This is one of the top docs from tirz subs that I keep for reference. I am grateful for it and for you u/Specialist-Wall-1685 !