Tirzepatide Microdose Injection

No. Those are FDA-approved products made by a manufacturer. This is a compounded medication prepared by a licensed pharmacy for your individual prescription. It isn't a generic or an identical product, and compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

If you're eligible, you'll choose a video visit or, depending on your state, a prescription review without a video visit. You'll then sign up for your plan and create a password (your username is your email address).

Next, you'll complete your health history form, either right away or later through the portal. At your first appointment, your provider will discuss your goals, review your history, order any labs you need, and prescribe if appropriate. Follow-up visits are typically monthly at the start.

Licensed physicians and nurse practitioners who can prescribe medication, order labs, review your symptoms, and create a treatment plan for you.

Every plan includes the same treatment. Longer plans cost less per 4 weeks, from $179 on the 4-week plan down to $149 on the 52-week plan. The 4-week plan is a good fit if you'd like to try it first.

Each shipment contains 4 weeks of treatment (4 weekly injections). The strength of the dose will come directly from your provider.

Your prescription label and instructions show exactly how much to use for each injection.

Yes. It's a small injection you give yourself at home once a week, and your clinician can talk you through your first one.

No. Your provider will order any labs you need at your first visit. These may include a CMP, hemoglobin A1C, TSH, and a lipid panel.

Labs at any Quest Diagnostics location are included at no extra cost. If you've had labs in the last 24 months, you may not need new ones. You can upload them in the portal or email them to [email protected]. If you don't live near a Quest location, your provider can order a general lab requisition.

They're different medications at the same price. Semaglutide acts on one hormone (GLP-1), while tirzepatide acts on two (GIP and GLP-1). One isn't simply a stronger version of the other, and side effects and results vary from person to person. Your provider will recommend the option that suits you.

Yes. Message your care team, and your provider can adjust your treatment at your next refill review.

Yes. You'll still complete a visit with a licensed provider, who will write a new prescription if it's right for you. Tell them what you take, your dose, and how long you've been on it, and they'll use that to decide where to start you, rather than resetting you to the beginning.

Strengths vary between pharmacies, so your dose may be written differently from what you're used to. Follow the instructions on your new label, and message your clinician if anything is unclear.

Yes, for most patients. To qualify, you need a prior diagnosis of obesity or overweight and to have used a GLP-1 medication in the past 12 months. Patients with a BMI under 22 are better treated in person, so they aren't eligible online.

If your BMI drops below 25 during treatment, your provider will reassess whether continuing is right for you. Some patients may qualify for maintenance therapy.

Changes on a microdose tend to be more gradual than on a standard dose. Some people notice appetite changes within the first few weeks, but it varies. Your provider will talk you through what to expect at your stage.

No insurance is needed. Insurance doesn't cover the virtual visits for this program, and you pay one flat price for your plan.

You pay one flat price for the plan you choose, with no hidden fees, membership costs, or lab charges. Charges may appear on your statement as "OPNLP Universal Drugstore".

You can pause, skip, or delay a shipment from your account at any time before your next order is placed.

Yes. The service follows HIPAA-compliant security and privacy standards to keep your personal information safe and confidential.

If you haven't had your visit yet, you can cancel for a full refund of your current billing cycle. Your provider may suggest an alternative, or explain why treatment isn't appropriate for you right now.

You can cancel anytime:

• Before your visit has happened: full refund for the current billing cycle.
• If new labs or clinical findings mean you're no longer eligible: cancel immediately (no refunds for previous months).
• If the cost of continuing isn't practical: cancel immediately (no refunds for previous months).

Talk to your provider before stopping your medication. For help, contact [email protected].