If you already know you are heading for a higher maintenance dose, do the math on the ongoing cost before the promo pulls you in
You can pay for your order using American Express credit card, electronic debit from your checking account, mailing a check/money order
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When Each Option Makes Most Sense Mounjaro makes sense if: You have type 2 diabetes AND insurance covers Mounjaro You can pay $25 monthly with the savings card Your doctor specifically recommends Mounjaro for diabetes management Zepbound makes sense if: You want tirzepatide specifically for weight loss Your insurance covers Zepbound, or Youll use the LillyDirect self-pay pricing ($349-499/month) Youre comfortable with vials instead of pens Compounded tirzepatide makes sense if: You want the lowest ongoing monthly cost for tirzepatide Youre comfortable with vial-and-syringe administration You dont have insurance coverage for brand-name options You want consistent $349/month pricing without program complexity Compounded semaglutide makes sense if: You want the absolute lowest cost option ($199/month) Youre open to semaglutide rather than tirzepatide Slightly lower average weight loss (14.9% vs 22.5%) is acceptable Budget is your primary concern Frequently Asked Questions How much does Mounjaro cost per month without insurance
CT, JM, and MS prepared the tables, while MS, YM, NL, JM, and SL prepared the figures
