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Price comparison · Updated 2026

Cheapest Tirzepatide Online (2026): Every Floor Price, Labeled

The absolute lowest price each provider will take — prepay and auto-refill deals included, each one labeled with exactly what it costs you to reach it.

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Floor prices, labeled

  1. CollectivePartner

    The flat medication rate, and the only medication figure the site publishes for this molecule. It excludes the required $199 annual membership.

    $69/mo
  2. HealthRXPartner

    $99 is the first monthly subscription payment, then $214/month. The separate annual prepaid plan totals $2,123 (about $177/month).

    $99/mo
  3. SnagRxPartner

    Requires $1428 annual prepayment; confirm final quoted charge.

    $119/mo
  4. yourEraPartner

    Advertised starting equivalent; the qualifying plan is not publicly identified.

    $123/mo
  5. CoreAge RxPartner

    Current product-page starting figure; final plan price and term must be confirmed.

    $129/mo
  6. Strut HealthPartner

    The injectable's auto-refill price — requires enrolling in recurring auto-refill ("Save 14%").

    Received an FDA warning letter in February 2026 — see the FDA’s warning-letter database.

    $149/mo
  7. Sprout HealthPartner

    Requires the 12-month plan, billed $1,788 every 12 months.

    Received an FDA warning letter in September 2025 — see the FDA’s warning-letter database.

    $149/mo
  8. Bodybuilding Health+Partner

    Requires a 6-month prepay (about $1,048 total) — the cheapest of the four published tiers; the 12-month tier is dearer per month.

    $174.67/mo
  9. Found HealthPartner

    $179 per 28 days requires a 12-term upfront plan and eligible clinical-care insurance; cash floor $239/28 days.

    $179/mo
  10. Gala HealthPartner

    The $179 product-page headline remains an advertised floor with unexplained terms. The homepage three-month condition belongs to its separate $199 claim and is not assumed to apply to $179.

    $179/mo
  11. Belle HealthPartner

    Advertised twelve-month supply equivalent only. The one-month supply costs $249; the actual amount due and billing schedule for the longer tier need confirmation.

    Received an FDA warning letter in February 2026 — see the FDA’s warning-letter database.

    $179/mo
  12. MadeMedPartner

    Displayed equivalent on the $2,390 per 360-day plan, before consultation. It is not the shortest-term charge or a calendar-month invoice.

    $199.17/mo
  13. SHEDPartner

    $239 is the advertised 12-month-term equivalent; 48 weeks supplied. It is not a verified calendar-month cost.

    $239/mo
  14. RxSpan MDPartner

    Requires a 12-month plan billed $2,905 upfront with the STARTNOW promo applied; it auto-renews.

    $243/mo
  15. MEDGmPartner

    Twelve-month prepaid supply, $3,228 per term. This is not the introductory month or a separate monthly payment.

    $269/mo
  16. Enhance MDPartner

    Derived, not advertised: the "$280/mo" tier is $3,360 billed per 48-week term, and 48 weeks is roughly 11 calendar months — so the real floor is about $304/mo, reachable only on that full prepay. Promo codes shave the first order only, not the ongoing rate.

    $304/mo
  17. Direct MedsPartner

    Published injectable amount; a lower-cost sublingual option is separately priced.

    Received an FDA warning letter in September 2025 — see the FDA’s warning-letter database.

    $399/mo
  18. TMates

    Requires the twelve-month plan totaling $1,999; confirm payment timing.

    $167/mo
  19. Synergy Rx

    The card's only figure; no cheaper tier or prepay lever is shown. The automatic "$100 welcome credit" banner added in August 2026 reads as a first-order discount whose effect on this price is only visible inside checkout, so it does not lower the floor.

    $349/mo

No floor price found: PeterMD, SkinnyRx, Oak Longevity, Live Vital, Pallas Health, Try Ageless, Breeze Meds, Care Bare Rx — a comparable lowest payable amount could not be confirmed from their public prices and terms. Open each write-up for the offer and its limitations.

Read this first. Every provider below sells compounded tirzepatide — not the FDA-approved brand-name Zepbound. A lower floor price almost always means a longer commitment; read the note beside each number before you decide it's the better deal. Nothing here is medical advice.

Want the number you pay with no commitment pulled instead? See our main tirzepatide guide, which shows the true no-lever monthly cost for each provider — a different question from this page, not the same list relabeled.

Looking for a provider that isn't listed here? See every tirzepatide provider we've reviewed, A to Z.

How this page differs from our main tirzepatide guide

Same verified prices, a different question: the lowest confirmed monthly figure each provider will take, whatever it takes to reach it.

The absolute floor, not the flexible rate

This page compares the lowest advertised equivalents, including prepaid and subscription deals. Our main tirzepatide guide focuses on monthly billing, supply and cancellation terms, and says when the ongoing cost is unclear.

Every floor price is labeled

A cheap number that hides a 12-month lock-in is not the same offer as a cheap number with no strings. Each row states exactly what you have to do — prepay a term, enroll in auto-refill, or nothing at all — to actually pay the floor price shown.

A cheap price is not automatically the right one

An introductory payment or an annual-plan equivalent is not an ongoing month-to-month charge. Check the renewal rate, total due, prescribed quantity and refund rules. A lower headline alone does not establish better care.

The dataset behind “floor price”

Every headline-vs-true-cost gap on this page is a row in the same dataset we publish for every provider we track, on every ranking.

The price-transparency index

Informational only, not medical advice. Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved, and FDA considers the shortage resolved. A low price does not establish that a particular prescription is lawful or suitable for you. See FDA's compounding guidance, and confirm the drug, dose, total commitment and current terms with the provider.