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Compounded prescription program

Tirzepatide, with a care team behind you.

A clinician-guided program with medication when prescribed, quarterly metabolic labs, health coaching every three weeks and ongoing support.

Weekly injection

From$269every 4 weeks

With 52 weeks prepaid. $339 with no prepayment.

Same price at
every prescribed dose

The assessment is free, and you aren't charged if treatment isn't approved.

Safety info: Compounded tirzepatide is not FDA-approved, and FDA has not evaluated it for safety, effectiveness or quality. It may cause serious side effects, including possible thyroid tumors and pancreatitis. Do not use if you or your family have a history of MTC or MEN 2. Full safety information

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Labs and coaching included

01 · The program

Care from home,
labs and coaching.

Your clinician chooses your starting dose and reviews whether changes are appropriate as treatment continues.

Your clinician chooses your starting dose and reviews whether changes are appropriate as treatment continues.

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Care from home

Clinical questions and refill forms in your patient portal. Your clinician reviews your responses before each refill.

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Labs and coaching included

Quarterly labs at Quest or Labcorp. Coaching starts around week three and repeats every three weeks.

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The same price at every dose

Your program price stays the same across prescribed doses, with the full cost shown before you continue.

Photos are illustrative; pharmacy packaging varies.

02 · Before prescribing

Your medical history comes first.

Have these ready for your free assessment.

  • Current medications
  • Your medical history
  • Prior GLP-1 prescriptions and dose records
  • Recent lab results, if you have them

Your clinician may order additional testing at a local Quest or Labcorp location. Treatment depends on clinical judgment, your individual medical needs and state availability. A prescription is not guaranteed.

How getting started works

03 · Price certainty

One price at every prescribed dose.

Your clinician adjusts your dose as treatment goes on, and the price stays at $339 every 4 weeks. Prepay for 12, 24 or 52 weeks to bring it down, to as low as $269.

  • Same price at every dose your clinician prescribes
  • Prepaid plans are charged upfront for the full plan
  • No cancellation fee on the 4-week plan
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Price locked at every dose

Tirzepatide injection

$339/ 4 weeks

Billed every 4 weeks

Step 5 · $339

Billed every 4 weeks, no prepayment. Dose steps are an illustration; your clinician sets your dose and when it changes.

Switching to a different medication or program may change the price. See all pricing

New patient offer

$50 off your first 4 weeks.

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Behind your care

Who handles each part of your care.

Elara runs the program. Clinical care, pharmacy and lab work come from licensed partners.

  1. Clinical care

    OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC

    A board-certified physician-led team of physicians, NPs and PAs reviews your assessment and records, and decides whether treatment is appropriate.

  2. Pharmacy

    State-licensed 503A pharmacies

    If your clinician prescribes medication, a licensed compounding pharmacy prepares it. It typically ships within a week of approval.

    Pharmacy licenses
  3. Labs

    Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp

    Quarterly metabolic labs at a location near you. Your clinician sets the timing and reviews the results with you.

  4. Coaching and support

    A certified health coach

    A call every three weeks, starting around week three, plus secure messaging with your care team, answered during business hours.

04 · Safety

Understand what you're prescribed.

About compounded medication

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA has not evaluated their safety, effectiveness or quality. They are not the same as approved brand-name products and should not be assumed to have the same clinical evidence.

A compounded preparation may be considered when an individual's needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved medication. Your clinician evaluates whether that applies to your care.

Tell your clinician about

  • MTC or MEN 2, you or family
  • Pregnancy or plans
  • Pancreatitis
  • Gallbladder problems
  • Kidney problems
  • Severe GI symptoms

In rodents, tirzepatide caused thyroid C-cell tumors; it is not known whether it causes them in people. GLP-1 medicines can cause gastrointestinal side effects and may be associated with serious adverse events, including pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. Low blood sugar risk can increase with certain diabetes medicines. This is not a complete list.

Full safety information

What to expect.

All questions
When will my medication arrive?

Medication typically ships within a week after clinical approval and any required lab review. Missing records, lab timing and pharmacy processing can affect this timeline.

Will I start on the same dose I used before?

Your clinician chooses your starting dose after reviewing your history, including any prior treatment or gaps in care. Dose increases happen only when your clinician considers them appropriate.

Does the price increase with my dose?

No. Tirzepatide is $339 every 4 weeks at every dose your clinician prescribes, or as low as $269 with 52 weeks prepaid. Switching to a different medication or program may change the price.

What if I experience nausea or other side effects?

Contact your clinical team through the patient portal. Your clinician can review symptoms and adjust your care when appropriate. Anti-nausea prescribing is included when clinically appropriate; the prescription goes to your preferred pharmacy. Pharmacy medication charges and any insurance copay are separate. Seek urgent medical care for severe or concerning symptoms.

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A free assessment is the first step

Ask a clinician about tirzepatide.

Start free assessment

A prescription is not guaranteed · No charge if treatment isn't approved