Tirzepatide is a once-weekly weight medicine built around one idea: work with your body's own appetite and blood-sugar signals so you feel satisfied sooner and fight yourself less. A real provider designs your plan around you, your medicine arrives at your door, and your care team stays with you from the first message on. One online visit starts it.
Two signals, one shot a week
Most appetite medicines work on a single pathway. Tirzepatide works on two of your body's signals at once, GIP and GLP-1, which is what sets it apart in the GLP-1 family. It is taken as a once-weekly injection, and your provider sets your exact schedule and builds your dose around you.
How it works
Tirzepatide activates two receptors your body already uses to manage hunger and blood sugar. Working together, they help you feel full sooner, ease cravings, and slow how quickly your stomach empties, so the signals that drive overeating quiet down. Your care plan names the exact medicine you are getting, every time.
How dosing works
Tirzepatide is taken once a week. Providers typically start low, around 2.5 mg, to let your body adjust, then step up gradually, usually no more often than every four weeks, toward the dose that fits you, up to a maximum of 15 mg once weekly. That slow build is what keeps side effects manageable. Your provider sets your exact starting dose and every change after it, based on your goals, your health history, and how you tolerate it. Nothing about your dose is decided by a chart. It is set for you and confirmed before you pay.
Built around you
Your provider looks at your weight history, your other medicines, your goals, and your health background, then builds a plan that fits. Because tirzepatide carries a boxed warning for thyroid C-cell tumors, your provider screens your personal and family history, including any history of medullary thyroid cancer or MEN 2, before you start. Everything about your plan is set for you and confirmed before you pay.
What to expect
The most common effects are digestive: nausea, and sometimes diarrhea, vomiting, or an upset stomach. They tend to ease as your body adjusts and your dose builds gradually. Tell your provider about your medicines and any health changes, since tirzepatide can interact with insulin and some other medicines and can affect blood sugar. Your provider screens your history first, walks you through what to expect, and your care team is a message away the whole time.
Tested every batch
Every batch is third-party tested. Certificates publish in our certificate library as batches ship, and you can look up your own batch by the lot number on your label.
$59.99 your first month, then $179 per month. Everything is included: provider review, your medicine, supplies, and delivery to your door. Your provider sets your exact plan and confirms your price before you pay. Cancel anytime.