In each seller's own words · not FDA-approved

Compounded tirzepatide and semaglutide without a subscription

Read Nov 6, 2026

11 US sellers say on their own pages that you can buy a GLP-1 without a subscription or an automatic renewal, among them compounded tirzepatide from $129/mo at BiltRx and compounded semaglutide from $81/mo at BiltRx. Each order is then one you place yourself, and a prescription is still required. Compounded medicines are not FDA-approved.

Lowest price first

Sellers that say so

With each seller's lowest current compounded price, which may be on a different plan: its offer shows the terms.

  • BiltRx

    “one-time purchases are always an option.” source (biltrx.com) (BiltRx source)

    Tirzepatide $129/mo. Semaglutide $81/mo.View offer

  • Precision Telemed

    “No subscriptions.” source (precisiontelemed.com) (Precision Telemed source)

    Tirzepatide $249.99/mo. Semaglutide $149.99/mo.View offer

  • Affinity Direct

    “One-time purchases never renew” Bought one time it is $174 for tirzepatide at 2.5 mg and $169 for semaglutide at 0.25 mg; the prices beside this are on auto-refill. source (affinitydirect.com) (Affinity Direct source)

    Tirzepatide $147.90/28 days. Semaglutide $143.65/28 days.View offer

  • Coby Health

    “No subscription required.” source (cobyhealth.com) (Coby Health source)

    Tirzepatide $239/mo. Semaglutide $159/mo.View offer

  • HealthRX

    “A one-time purchase is billed once and does not renew.” source (healthrx.com) (HealthRX source)

    Tirzepatide $214/mo. Semaglutide $165/mo.View offer

  • GobyMeds

    “No insurance, no membership fees, no auto-renewal.” source (gobymeds.com) (GobyMeds source)

    Tirzepatide $299 for 1 month. Semaglutide from $169 for 1 month.View offer

  • Rx.com

    “Never auto-renews” source (rx.com) (Rx.com source)

    Tirzepatide $285/mo. Semaglutide $175/mo.View offer

  • Fifty 410

    “No Subscription Required” source (fifty410.com) (Fifty 410 source)

    Tirzepatide $199/4 weeks. Semaglutide $199/4 weeks.View offer

  • Henry Meds

    “one-time payment includes” Stated for its 3-, 6- and 12-month packages. source (henrymeds.com) (Henry Meds source)

    Semaglutide $297/mo.View offer

  • TrimRx

    “No Subscription Required” Stated on its Wegovy page; it describes its packages as one-time purchases. source (trimrx.com) (TrimRx source)

    Tirzepatide $399/mo. View offer

  • CoraDoc

    “No auto-renewal” source (coradoc.com) (CoraDoc source)

A plan that renews until you cancel it is different: sellers you can cancel any time. To spread the cost: Klarna, Afterpay and payment plans.

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Questions

Common questions

How do I get tirzepatide without a subscription?

Buy from a seller that sells one order at a time. BiltRx, Precision Telemed, Affinity Direct, Coby Health, HealthRX, GobyMeds, Rx.com, Fifty 410, Henry Meds, TrimRx, CoraDoc say so on their own pages, read Nov 6, 2026. A prescription is still required.

What is the cheapest compounded tirzepatide without a subscription?

$129/mo at BiltRx, among the sellers that state it. A single order often costs more than the same supply on auto-refill, so compare both.

Is month to month the same as no subscription?

No. A month-to-month plan usually renews and bills until you cancel it, while a one-time order bills once. Sellers you can cancel any time are on a separate list.

Why do sellers charge more for one order?

Sellers set their own prices. Affinity Direct, for one, lists tirzepatide at 2.5 mg at $174 bought one time and $147.90 on auto-refill.

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