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▲ 70 r/tirzepatidecompound

I've converted both resources into a single spreadsheet, so it's not really in a format I can easily screenshot anymore because of the size. So, from now on, it will live in Google Drive.

Google Drive link to PDF: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cWKKqOc5oNqmsEojSvpBZf-ednhHyX7O/view?usp=sharing

I use the apple 'Numbers' spreadsheet app so I can't just convert it to Excel and post it because the formatting freaks out. That's why I convert it to a PDF...just FYI.

Kindly let me know if anything looks incorrect. I still have empty spaces to fill, but wanted to get this up since I've been able to add more info than ever! I will probably still add more info, such as who is compliant with the universal 28 day max usage per vial recommendation. Additional feedback is welcome as well as help to fill in the gaps! TIA

Original post (edited):

This is a quick glance resource to help us make informed decisions about what telehealth providers, pharmacies, and formulas to use. These are the popular pharmacies & telehealths talked about in our sub, including those in our subs' Where to Buy megathread (pinned at top of the sub).

All info came from user-uploaded pictures of vials on this sub, speaking with pharmacists & the telehealth providers directly, or their websites.

For more info on the most recommended/popular pharmacies, tele providers, pricing, etc., please visit the "Where to Buy: Telehealth Providers" post pinned at the top of this sub.

Single-dose Zep vials and autoinjectors remain preservative-free.

Thank you to everyone who helped gather this info!

I do not work for/am not affiliated with any pharmacy or telehealth provider, nor do I receive any form of compensation from anyone for this project. I am just someone who likes to compile information for the sake of transparency and to help people make informed decisions ❤️

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u/Specialist-Wall-1685 — 8 days ago
▲ 36 r/tirzepatidecompound

  • What do you all think about this? I'm trying to compile the most pertinent info we care about most and just making it a little easier on the eyes.
  • I'll include brief explanations of the major headings.
  • Anything else that you would want to see 'at a glance' when comparing telehealth companies, such as 'lets you choose the pharmacy'? (other than pricing- that's just a step too far right now, lol, but maybe in the future). Keep in mind, to be the most helpful, it needs to be able to fit on a page.
  • Of course, I'll likely start with a shorter list of just the telehealth companies that make it on the survey, and maybe the more well known ones, but can expand later.

Thank you!

u/Specialist-Wall-1685 — 10 days ago
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**New update 5/3/26**:

*Please note that while 503a pharmacies are able to add ANY additional API to compounds (as they are filling patient-specific prescriptions), this may incur additional cost and the tele provider/prescriber may limit the choices available.*

TBH, I've been distracted this week, so I've paid zero attention to Reddit until today and haven't contacted any pharmacies. I'll continue to try to stay as up to date as possible as pharmacy and state availability announcements are made, and keeping the pdf on Google Drive updated in between any posts I make here.

Kindly let me know if anything looks incorrect.

Google Drive link to pdf: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cWKKqOc5oNqmsEojSvpBZf-ednhHyX7O/view?usp=sharing

Original post (edited):

This is a chart of ingredients used in the tirz compounds from popular pharmacies including those in our subs' Where to Buy megathread (pinned at top of the sub), and a few others that are discussed or were requested.

Please note, allergic reactions can be caused by any ingredient, but some tend to be more problematic than others. Also, over time, many people develop antibodies to tirz and this can be a factor as well.

All info came from user-uploaded pictures of vials on this sub, speaking with the pharmacists directly, or the telehealth providers.

For more info on the most recommended/popular pharmacies, tele providers, pricing, etc., please visit the "Where to Buy: Telehealth Providers" post pinned at the top of this sub.

All multi-dose injection tirzepatide (incl. Zep MDV & KwikPen) has some preservative(s) to help keep bacteria/microbes from growing in the medication. Single-dose Zep vials and autoinjectors remain preservative-free.

Thank you to everyone who helped gather this info!

I do not work for/am not affiliated with any pharmacy or telehealth provider, nor do I receive any form of compensation from anyone for this project. I am just someone who likes to compile information for the sake of transparency and to help people make informed decisions (because I do that for myself as well) ❤️

u/Specialist-Wall-1685 — 13 days ago