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Tirzepatide — Compounded GLP-1 / GIP Weight Management

A prescription weight management medication delivered as part of a physician-managed program, if appropriate for you.

Tirzepatide activates two of the body's natural appetite-regulation pathways at once. Prescribed and dose-managed by a licensed provider, it can help you feel full sooner, stay full longer, and finally get out of the mental loop of thinking about food all day. This is not a one-off order — it's a monthly program with clinician oversight, a titration schedule, and ongoing support.

Size

Monthly shipment — 4-week vial supply per titration schedule (dose 2.5–15 mg/wk, provider-directed)

$269.00One-time purchase

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Results, stage by stage.

Weight management with tirzepatide unfolds over months, not weeks. The medication supports the biology; the pace of change depends on where you start, how you tolerate the titration, and the daily choices around eating and movement that the medication makes easier — not automatic.

WEEKS 1–8

Titration and adjustment

Your provider starts you on a low dose to let your body adjust, then steps up gradually. Most people notice reduced appetite and quieter food thoughts in the first few weeks. Mild gastrointestinal side effects (nausea, upset stomach, constipation) are most common early and typically improve as your body acclimates. This is the phase where consistent check-ins with your provider matter most — dose adjustments, side effect management, and setting sustainable eating patterns.

MONTHS 2–4

Early progress

As dose settles into your therapeutic range and side effects continue to fade, many patients see steady, gradual weight change. The medication supports what your body is doing — a reduced-calorie eating pattern and regular movement remain the actual mechanism of weight loss. Your provider may continue titrating or hold you at a maintenance dose depending on your response.

MONTHS 4+ AND LONG-TERM

Sustained management

Longer-term outcomes depend on staying on the program and building durable habits around it. Published clinical trials of tirzepatide (in FDA-approved formulations) have documented meaningful weight loss over 12+ months when combined with lifestyle changes. Individual results vary substantially — some patients continue to lose, others plateau at a maintenance weight, and some discontinue for cost, tolerability, or life reasons. Your provider will discuss what a realistic 6- and 12-month outlook looks like for your situation at your consultation.

Weight management outcomes with GLP-1 medications vary widely. Clinical trials of the FDA-approved branded formulations of tirzepatide have shown average weight loss on the order of 15–20% in adults with obesity or overweight plus a weight-related medical condition, when combined with a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity. Compounded tirzepatide contains the same active ingredient but has not been studied in the same trials. Your HerTeleMeds provider will set realistic expectations at your consultation.

ABOUT THE TREATMENT

What is Tirzepatide?

How tirzepatide works

Tirzepatide is a dual receptor agonist — it acts on both the GLP-1 and GIP receptors, two of the body's natural appetite and blood-sugar regulation pathways. The result is slower gastric emptying (you feel full longer), reduced appetite signaling (you feel full sooner), and quieter food-related mental preoccupation. Combined with a reduced-calorie eating pattern and regular movement, this can produce gradual, sustained weight change over months.

Why a program, not just a prescription

Getting a GLP-1 prescription is one part of a bigger picture. What actually produces durable outcomes is the combination: the medication that supports your biology, a titration schedule that lets your body adjust, ongoing provider check-ins to manage side effects and adjust dose, and the lifestyle work — protein-forward eating, adequate hydration, resistance training — that protects lean mass while you lose fat. HerTeleMeds is set up as a program, not a single order.

Who this is for

Tirzepatide is prescribed based on your provider's clinical judgment following a health assessment. Generally, providers consider adults with a BMI in the range typically associated with obesity, or overweight combined with a weight-related medical condition, who have tried lifestyle changes without sustained results. Eligibility criteria will be reviewed as part of your intake. Not everyone who inquires will be a fit — safety comes first.

Active ingredients: Tirzepatide (compounded)
Dispense: Monthly shipment — 4-week vial supply per titration schedule (dose 2.5–15 mg/wk, provider-directed)

HOW TO USE

Four steps, every day

STEP 01
Once-weekly subcutaneous injection
Tirzepatide is self-administered as a subcutaneous injection once per week. Your provider will walk you through the technique and dose in your onboarding, and you'll get written instructions with your first shipment.
STEP 02
Rotate injection sites
Rotate between the abdomen (at least 2 inches from your navel), the front of your thigh, and the back of your upper arm each week. This reduces skin irritation and helps consistent absorption.
STEP 03
Follow the titration schedule your provider set
Your dose starts low and steps up on a schedule your provider designed for you. Do not change your dose without their guidance — going faster increases side effects without accelerating results.
STEP 04
Store refrigerated
Keep your vial refrigerated (36–46°F). Do not freeze. Do not use a vial that has been frozen or looks discolored. Discard sharps in an appropriate container.
STEP 05
Check in before each dose step-up
Your provider will want a brief check-in — via secure message or scheduled consult — before you move to a higher dose. This is when you flag side effects, discuss what's working, and adjust the plan.

Do not share your medication or injection supplies with anyone else. Contact your HerTeleMeds provider promptly if you experience severe or persistent side effects.

Dual GLP-1 and GIP receptor agonist — activates two appetite-regulation pathways rather than one

Once-weekly injection — a manageable weekly ritual, not a daily one

All medication, all provider visits, and shipping included in your $269/mo subscription — no per-vial charges, no surprise fees

Standard plan caps at 10 mg/wk (the dose most patients maintain long-term). If you want the option to escalate to 15 mg/wk, choose Tirzepatide Max.

Month-to-month commitment, 30-day cancellation notice

How HerTeleMeds Works

01
Tell us about you
Answer a few questions about your skin and medical history.
02
Get evaluated
A U.S.-licensed provider reviews your information within 24 hours.
03
Treatment ships
If prescribed, your compounded formula is made fresh and arrives discreetly — often within 2–3 days.
04
Apply daily
One application a day. Results build gradually with consistent use.

Product details

The fine print

Active: Tirzepatide (compounded)
Inactive: Sterile compounded formulation — full inactive ingredient list provided by the dispensing pharmacy with each order
Dispense: Monthly shipment — 4-week vial supply per titration schedule (dose 2.5–15 mg/wk, provider-directed)

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is compounded tirzepatide the same as Mounjaro or Zepbound?

Compounded tirzepatide contains the same active ingredient (tirzepatide) as the FDA-approved branded products, but the compounded formulation itself is not FDA-approved. Compounded medications are prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy under your provider's prescription. The branded products (Mounjaro® and Zepbound®) are manufactured by Eli Lilly and Company, which is not affiliated with HerTeleMeds. Your provider will discuss the distinctions at your consultation so you can make an informed decision.

How much weight can I expect to lose?

Individual results vary substantially. Published clinical trials of FDA-approved tirzepatide products, combined with a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity, have shown average weight loss on the order of 15–20% in adults with obesity or overweight plus a weight-related medical condition over 12+ months. Compounded tirzepatide has not been evaluated in those trials specifically. Your provider will discuss realistic expectations based on your starting point, health history, and lifestyle.

How is this delivered? Do I get a vial every month?

Your subscription is billed monthly, but shipping runs on a schedule tied to your titration dose — not the calendar. Your provider prescribes the vial strength appropriate for your current dose, and the pharmacy ships when you're due for a refill based on your protocol. Some months you may receive a shipment; some you may not. Your provider drives the fulfillment schedule based on where you are in the program.

What if I need to change my dose or pause?

Message your provider through your account. Dose changes are part of the standard program — your provider will adjust based on how you're tolerating the medication and progressing. Pauses (for a planned trip, an illness, insurance timing, or life reason) are also possible; discuss the timing with your provider so we can adjust your shipping schedule accordingly.

Can I use HSA or FSA to pay?

HSA and FSA acceptance varies by plan administrator and may require your provider to submit documentation. If your card is not accepted at checkout, you can pay with a regular card and submit for reimbursement through your plan — HerTeleMeds provides itemized receipts on request. Coverage is not guaranteed and depends on your plan's definitions.

Do you take insurance?

HerTeleMeds is a cash-pay program for compounded weight management. Compounded medications are typically not covered by insurance, and we don't submit claims. The advantage of cash-pay is transparent monthly pricing with no prior-authorization delays.

What happens at the consultation?

You complete an online intake covering your health history, current medications, and weight-management goals. A HerTeleMeds provider reviews your intake and determines whether tirzepatide is appropriate. If prescribed, your provider walks you through your titration plan, sets expectations, and answers questions. If not appropriate, you are not charged for the medication, and the provider may suggest alternatives.

What are the most common side effects?

The most common side effects are gastrointestinal: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, and abdominal discomfort. These are usually dose-related, improve with time or dose adjustment, and are the primary reason providers titrate gradually. Injection site reactions (mild redness, itching) are also common and typically resolve on their own. Serious side effects are rare but require prompt contact with your provider — see the safety information above.

Ready to see if tirzepatide is right for you?

Start with a brief online intake covering your health history and weight-management goals. A HerTeleMeds provider will review your responses and determine whether compounded tirzepatide is appropriate. If prescribed, you'll begin a physician-managed program with monthly billing, a titration schedule, and ongoing check-ins built for how this medication actually works.

Start your intake

Prescription required. Consultation included. Not available in all states. Available only to patients who meet clinical eligibility criteria as determined by a licensed HerTeleMeds provider.