The cheapest compounded tirzepatide is Strut at $149 or Mochi's flat $278

Strut starts at $149 a month, the lowest we track. Mochi holds a flat $278 at every dose with nothing locked in. Shed drops to $245 only on a prepaid year. Strut does not publish its higher-dose price, so read the catch first.

By John Samaras, EditorJun 12, 20263 min read

The cheapest compounded tirzepatide is Strut Health at about $149 a month, per GLP Chart's weekly price check (checked Monday, August 24, 2026). That $149 is the auto-refill starting price, not the full maintenance dose, and Strut does not publish what the higher doses cost. For a price that holds at every dose, Mochi is flat at $278 month to month, and Shed runs $349 month to month or $245 if you prepay a year.

The three are cheap in different ways. Strut is the lowest way in, month-to-month on auto-refill with no membership, but your bill can climb as your dose does. Shed's rate is set by plan length: $349 month to month, or $245 a month if you prepay the full year up front. Mochi holds $278 flat month-to-month, so you can quit whenever.

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What you pay

ProgramAll-in priceTermsThe catch
Strut Health$149/moMonth-to-month, auto-refillLowest starting price. Maintenance dose not published and can move up.
Mochi$278/moMonth-to-month$79 membership plus $199 meds. Flat at every dose. Cancel online.
Shed$349/moMonth-to-monthDrops to $245/mo on a 12-month prepay, $2,940 up front and non-refundable once meds ship. Flat at every dose. No membership.

The catch on each

At Strut, the $149 is the entry dose. It does not publish the maintenance price, so confirm your full-dose cost before you commit. Strut also carries an unresolved FDA warning letter from February 2026 (reference 721448) over how it labeled its compounded products, and it does not ship to Louisiana or Mississippi. At Shed, you pay the whole year up front and it is not refundable once the meds ship. At Mochi, the price is higher, but nothing is locked in and you can cancel online.

Before you buy any of them

None of these is FDA-approved. Compounded tirzepatide is prescribed in place of Zepbound and Mounjaro, but a licensed pharmacy makes it against a prescription, the FDA has not reviewed it for safety or effectiveness the way it reviewed the brands, and its formulation, including the salt form, can differ from the approved drug. Tirzepatide is also the molecule under the most legal pressure. Eli Lilly has taken legal action against pharmacies that compound it, and if a court forces a halt, your program could have to move you to the brand or stop supply. That risk applies to every compounded tirzepatide seller, not just these three.

Which one

Strut is the call if you want the lowest price in and can accept a maintenance dose that may run higher than $149. If a fixed rate matters more to you, Mochi's $278 holds at every dose with nothing locked in, and Shed's prepaid year is cheaper per month at $245 but costs $2,940 today. If you are not sure tirzepatide will work for you yet, start month-to-month at Strut or Mochi and switch once you know.

See today's price and full score: Strut review and Shed review. Or compare every program's all-in price on our chart.

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