Compounded semaglutide & compounded tirzepatide · Licensed US providers
Weight care that starts with a licensed clinician
You already know how to eat well. That was never the problem. Compounded GLP-1 treatment, prescribed by a licensed US provider, from $99 a month with the visit included.
$99/mo
on the 12-month plan. Plans renew until cancelled.
Same price at any dose. Provider review, medication and shipping included.
Compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are not FDA-approved and are not the same as Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound or Mounjaro. They are not generic versions of any brand-name drug.
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What the price covers
One plan price, and this is what is in it
A 100% online visit
No clinic, no waiting room. The medical review happens in your account.
The provider review is included
Not billed separately, and no insurance is needed.
The same price at every dose
Your rate does not go up when your provider increases your dose.
Free shipping
Ships after your clinician approves your prescription. Discreet, tracked, temperature-controlled packaging.
Message your provider
Questions between refills go to the clinician who wrote your prescription.
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If you have tried diet after diet, that is not a willpower problem.
Losing weight and then regaining it is not a discipline failure. Appetite is regulated by hormones, and those hormones push back hard when you lose weight — which is why the fourth diet is harder than the first. A GLP-1 works on that signal rather than on your willpower.
Plan lengths, side by side
What each plan costs
Pick a medication and a plan. These are the prices the checkout charges, billed as shown under each one, and they do not change when your clinician changes your dose.
$99/moCompounded Semaglutide on the 12-month plan
Billed $1,188 every 12 months. $1,188 for 52 weeks of supply.
- $99/mo
- $110/4 wks
- $125/4 wks
- $149/4 wks
Licensed US pharmacy
A dose set for you
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Provider messaging
How it actually works
Less hungry, more satisfied, fewer cravings
GLP-1 medications act on the signals that tell you how hungry you are and how full you feel. Your clinician reviews whether treatment is appropriate for you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and individual results vary.
And there is nothing to apologise for in treating this medically. You would not white-knuckle your blood pressure. Appetite is regulated by hormones, those hormones defend a weight your body has decided on, and a medication that works on that signal is not a shortcut around effort you should have made — it is help with the part that was never under your control.
Reviews, in their own words
What customers say
Selected reviews from Sprout customers, quoted exactly as they were published.
“Customer service is quick to respond and provide a resolution. The physicians are easy access and will answer any questions you may have in a timely manner. First order, the pharmacy was fast to ship, but my second order took 2 weeks to ship leaving me without medication. I suggest reaching out for your renewal 2 weeks prior to the due date. I will be doing that for my next renewal.”
Always Receive Personal Service
“Although this healthcare is through non-traditional e-visits, I have found the providers and customer service folks at Sprouts to be as attentive and responsive as any face-to-face clinic visit, if not more. Questions are always answered by a "real person" with individualized advice and replies. It has been a very positive experience for me.”
“I have been with Sprout 4 months and am pleased with my experience. Calling the support phone number has not been successful for me but response to my questions or concerns via email has been excellent.”
“Customer Service is always quick to respond and help. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 - it would be helpful if Sprout could send reminders/notices about your account. Instances where a card couldn't be processed or something to that nature.”
About 3 minutes to find out whether a provider thinks this is right for you.
After you submit
What happens next, in order
No date is promised here, because the honest answer depends on when your provider completes the review. What is promised is that you will know where it is at every step.
You take the quiz
A few minutes of questions about your health and your goal.
A licensed clinician reviews it
An independent licensed healthcare provider licensed in your state. They may come back to you if more information is needed.
They approve it, or they do not
Not everyone is approved. If treatment is not appropriate for you, you are told why.
A licensed US pharmacy fills it
Orders typically ship within 3-7 business days.
Free shipping
Ships after your clinician approves your prescription. Discreet and tracked; tracking is emailed to you and sits in your account.
You start, and you are not on your own
A check-in before every refill, and you can message your clinician between refills.
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What customers say about the service
“I have found Sprout a pleasure to work with. When I contact Support, they are eager to help and very accommodating. Never had an issue with shipping, and the Doctor's are thorough.”
Fast shipping and quick responses
“Fast shipping and quick response from my Doctor when I have a question.”
Prompt deliveries
“Prompt deliveries, easy instructions”
Every plan, every price
The whole ladder, on this page
The 12-month plan shows a monthly equivalent; other plans show a rate per 4 weeks. Nothing here changes after a provider approves you — the rate in the bar at the top of this page is the rate at the checkout.
Compounded Semaglutide
Once-weekly appetite support, steady and consistent.
Compounded Tirzepatide
Dual-action GIP/GLP-1, once weekly.
Dosing
Why there is no dosing chart on this page
Most GLP-1 pages print a table: this many milligrams for four weeks, then this many. We have left it off, because the number in that table is not ours to promise. Your provider sets your starting dose and decides when and whether to increase it, based on your history and on how you are getting on.
What is true for almost everyone: you start low, you increase gradually, and the gradual part is deliberate — it is how the side effects, most commonly nausea, are kept manageable. If it is not going well, that is a reason to message your provider rather than to push through it.
Your price does not change when your dose does. One monthly rate, every dose.
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You have questions
How does Sprout work?
You take a short quiz about your health and your goal. An independent licensed clinician reviews it and decides whether a compounded GLP-1 is appropriate for you. If it is, they write a prescription and a licensed US pharmacy fills and ships it to you.
One monthly price covers the medication, the supplies, the provider review and shipping. Before each refill you complete a short check-in so your provider can look at your progress and adjust your dose if they think it should change.
Where do my prescriptions come from?
Medications prescribed through Sprout are dispensed by licensed U.S. pharmacies that ship to your state. A compounding pharmacy prepares a medication for an individual patient in response to a prescription from a licensed clinician, and works under state pharmacy board licensure, federal compounding law and professional standards such as USP 795 and USP 797.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality. That is a real difference from the branded products and we would rather you heard it here than found it out later. Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients when a commercially available product is not suitable for them.
How do I take it?
It is a once-weekly injection under the skin, using a short, fine needle of the kind used for insulin. The supplies come with your medication, and your provider will go through how and when to take it.
Almost everyone starts on a low dose. Your provider increases it gradually, and how quickly depends on how you are getting on with it. That is a clinical decision, made for you — which is why there is no dosing table on this page.
What results should I expect?
We do not publish a weight-loss figure, and you should be wary of anyone who gives you one. Compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide are not FDA-approved and have not been through the clinical trials required for approval, so no trial result describes them, and results differ a lot from person to person.
What we can tell you is how your care works. Before each refill you complete a short check-in, and your clinician reviews your progress and how you are tolerating the medication, and decides whether your dose should change. Questions between refills go to your clinician through your Sprout account.
How is it shipped?
Once your provider issues a prescription, your order goes to one of our partner pharmacies and typically ships within 3-7 business days. Shipping is free, in discreet, temperature-controlled packaging. Tracking is emailed to you and is available in your Sprout account.
What does it cost, and does the price change?
Compounded Semaglutide starts at $99 a month (monthly equivalent on the 12-month plan), and Compounded Tirzepatide starts at $149 a month (monthly equivalent on the 12-month plan). One price covers the medication, the supplies, the provider review and shipping. There is no membership or access fee.
Your rate does not change when your dose changes, and the price you see here is the price at the checkout. Plans renew until cancelled. You can cancel at any time before your next refill.
What if a provider says no?
Not everyone is approved, and that is the point of having a clinician review it rather than a form. There are conditions where a GLP-1 prescribed online, without an examination, is not safe or not appropriate — a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN 2, a history of pancreatitis, pregnancy or breastfeeding, a current or past eating disorder, or a BMI below the range these medications have been studied in. If treatment is not right for you, you are told why.
How do I contact support?
Clinical questions go to your provider through the messaging in your Sprout account, which is the fastest route and keeps the answer in your medical record. For anything about an order, a delivery or a payment, the contact routes are in the footer of this page.
You have done the hard part before. Do the part that works on the signal.
Take the quiz (about 3 minutes)