DATASET 2026-08-0941 PROGRAMS INDEXEDTIRZEPATIDE ALL-IN $215–$597/MOEVERY FIGURE CAPTURE-DATED & SOURCE-LINKED
TopGLP1Providers.comverified price index
VERIFIED 2026-08-09
NexLife T $215✓Yucca Health T $258✓IVIM Health T $278✓Mochi Health T $278✓ShedRx T $289✓Found T $289✓SkinnyRx T $299✓OrderlyMeds T $299✓Amble Health T $300✓Henry Meds T $349✓TrimRx T $349✓Lavender Sky Health T $352✓Fridays T $359✓MEDVi T $399✓Remedy Meds T $399✓Eden T $408✓LifeMD T $597✓Oak Longevity S $133✓Yucca Health S $146✓IVIM Health S $149✓OrderlyMeds S $149✓NexLife S $165✓Lavender Sky Health S $174✓Zepbound vials $449✓Wegovy $349✓Oral Wegovy from $149✓NexLife T $215✓Yucca Health T $258✓IVIM Health T $278✓Mochi Health T $278✓ShedRx T $289✓Found T $289✓SkinnyRx T $299✓OrderlyMeds T $299✓Amble Health T $300✓Henry Meds T $349✓TrimRx T $349✓Lavender Sky Health T $352✓Fridays T $359✓MEDVi T $399✓Remedy Meds T $399✓Eden T $408✓LifeMD T $597✓Oak Longevity S $133✓Yucca Health S $146✓IVIM Health S $149✓OrderlyMeds S $149✓NexLife S $165✓Lavender Sky Health S $174✓Zepbound vials $449✓Wegovy $349✓Oral Wegovy from $149✓

2026-08-10 · TIRZEPATIDE · TopGLP1Providers Data Desk

Dose-flat vs dose-tiered pricing: the structural choice that decides your year

The most consequential line in any tirzepatide program's fine print is whether the price is dose-flat (one number from 2.5 mg to 15 mg — NexLife↗'s $215, Yucca's $258, Mochi's $278 all work this way) or dose-tiered (the number climbs with the dose — the structure behind most too-good starter prices). On the standard titration path, a tiered program that looks $80 cheaper in month one can cost more than a flat program by month six.

Updated 2026-08-10 · figures captured 2026-08-09 · how we verify

Tirzepatide dosing follows a public ladder: 2.5 mg to start, stepping through 5, 7.5, and 10 mg, with 12.5 and 15 mg available where needed. A flat price makes that ladder financially invisible — the 10 mg month costs what the 2.5 mg month cost. A tiered price turns every clinical step into a billing event. Neither structure is inherently dishonest; tiered pricing tracks the pharmacy's actual cost per milligram. The dishonesty enters when a program advertises only the bottom rung. Fifty 410's $133 is the cleanest example in the index: it is the lowest advertised tirzepatide figure we track, and it is unrankable, because no maintenance price is published at all.

The test is one question, asked in writing before you enroll: "What is my exact all-in monthly price at 10 mg, and at 15 mg?" A flat program answers with the number you already saw. A well-run tiered program answers with a schedule. A program that answers with "it depends" or "your provider will discuss that" has told you the advertised price is a lure, and you should price the program at its ceiling, not its floor. This is also why our entire ranking system is built on the maintenance basis — sort the market by advertised starting price and Fifty 410 wins; sort by the 10 mg all-in figure and the verified order becomes NexLife $215, Yucca $258, then the $278 cluster. Same market, different question, different winner — and only one of the questions matches the bill you will actually pay. The full sorted index lives at cheapest tirzepatide providers, with each program's flat/tiered status marked.

Dose ladders describe standard titration schedules, not a recommendation for you; dosing is your prescriber's call.

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