Dispensed by GoGo Meds, a licensed US pharmacy. See our pharmacies
FDA-approved weekly GLP-1 and GIP injection
Zepbound is the brand-name tirzepatide made by Eli Lilly and approved by the FDA. Prescribed by a Seattle provider and dispensed by GoGo Meds, a licensed US pharmacy.
Billed monthly. Pharmacy dispense fee and shipping included. No insurance billed.
You only pay if a provider prescribes.
Every prescription gives 50 meals a month to those in need.
Both are tirzepatide, prescribed by the same Seattle providers after the same visit. The difference is who makes it, whether the FDA has approved it, and what it costs.
| Zepbound | Compounded tirzepatide | |
|---|---|---|
| FDA status | FDA approved | Not FDA approved. Compounded by a state-licensed pharmacy for one patient. |
| Who makes it | Eli Lilly and Company | A licensed US compounding pharmacy we chose |
| Who dispenses it | GoGo Meds | Named on our pharmacy page |
| Doses | 2.5 mg, 5 mg, 7.5 mg, 10 mg, 12.5 mg and 15 mg, once a week | 2.5 mg to 15 mg, once a week, set by your provider |
| Price | $1,162 a month | From $149 a month on the six-month Launch Rate, $894 billed once |
| Visit and follow-ups | Included | Included |
Compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. What the FDA says about compounding.
We grade the pharmacies we work with in five categories. More than eighty compounding pharmacies have been through our grading so far.
A physician-led medical group. A licensed provider reviews every visit and every dose change.
The same providers, after you start
A licensed provider from Arora Health in Seattle reviews every visit and every dose change. Questions about your dose, side effects or what comes next go to them in your patient portal.
Yes. Zepbound (tirzepatide) is made by Eli Lilly and approved by the FDA. It is the same product a retail pharmacy dispenses, prescribed here by a Seattle provider and shipped to you.
GoGo Meds, a licensed US pharmacy. Your prescription is written by a licensed provider from Arora Health in Seattle after your online or video visit.
No. This is a self-pay price. If your insurance covers Zepbound, a retail pharmacy with your plan will usually cost less, and we will tell you so in your visit.
Zepbound is the FDA-approved manufactured product. Compounded tirzepatide is made by a state-licensed pharmacy for one patient from a prescription, is not FDA approved, and costs much less. See compounded tirzepatide.
You are not charged. Your card is only charged if a licensed provider prescribes your treatment.
Billed monthly. Pharmacy dispense fee and shipping included. No insurance billed.
You only pay if a provider prescribes.
