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Compounded Tirzepatide Tablet Program
Complete your enrollment below to begin your clinician-guided weight management program.
- Selected Program
- Tirzepatide Tablets
- Price Today
- $199
- Recurring Price
- $279/month
- Billing Frequency
- Monthly
Florida-wide care for eligible patients
Membership Billing
This is a recurring weight management program. By enrolling, you authorize the recurring charge displayed above until your program is canceled according to the cancellation policy.
View Cancellation PolicySecure Enrollment
Your enrollment and payment are completed on our protected enrollment portal for the Tirzepatide Tablets program. Payment information is never entered on this page.
HSA + FSA Accepted
HSA and FSA cards may be used for eligible weight management services. Eligibility varies by individual plan.
Having trouble with enrollment? Use the button above or contact our office.
After you enroll
Next: Complete Your Health Review
Please complete your secure health questionnaire so your clinician can review your medical history and determine whether treatment is appropriate. Watch your email for the secure questionnaire after enrollment.
Enrollment does not guarantee a prescription. A clinician must review your health information before medication is prescribed or treatment begins.
Cancellation Policy
- Weight management memberships automatically renew every 28 days until canceled.
- Cancellation requests must be received at least 5 days before your next renewal date to prevent the next scheduled charge.
- Once a membership has renewed or medication has been ordered, prepared, dispensed, or allocated for treatment, payment is nonrefundable.
- For in-office injection memberships, unused or missed weekly injection visits do not roll over to future membership cycles and are not eligible for refunds or credits.
- Cancellation stops future renewals but does not refund the current membership cycle.
- Treatment may be modified or discontinued if the provider determines that continued treatment is no longer medically appropriate.