Real self-pay costs for compounded Semaglutide and Tirzepatide — weekly injections, daily capsules, and sublingual troches. Every price below is what you actually pay.
Sheena Eversole, MSN, AAPRN, FNP-BC · Autonomous Nurse Practitioner · Practicing Medicine Since 2004
Book NowWe offer both name-brand prescriptions and high-quality compounded weight loss medications. The cost of name-brand prescriptions varies with insurance. Out-of-pocket cost for compounded semaglutide is listed below by dose and by format, sourced through our trusted compounding pharmacies. If insurance covers your medication, we can send your prescription to your pharmacy so you can use your pharmacy coverage.
Semaglutide injections — a powerful weekly treatment to boost metabolism and deliver real results. One vial is one month.
A convenient, fast-acting treatment that dissolves under the tongue — delivering consistent results for weight management and overall health.
Easy-to-take oral Semaglutide designed for consistent dosing to support effective weight loss and appetite management.
Have insurance? We submit your prior authorization for you — see how that works on the Medical Weight Loss hub →
Compounded tirzepatide at Walk the Line is a once-weekly injection, priced by dose from $250 to $575 a month. Every price includes the provider fee, the medication, and the injection kit.
Tirzepatide injections — a dual GLP-1 / GIP treatment, one shot a week. One vial is one month, except the two-month bulk vial.
Compounded Semaglutide comes in three forms at Walk the Line, and they aren't priced the same. If you've been searching what semaglutide pills cost, this is the section you want.
Easy-to-take oral Semaglutide designed for consistent dosing to support effective weight loss and appetite management. Two compounding pharmacies, priced differently: Hallandale capsules run $245 to $365 for a 30-day supply by strength (3mg, 6mg, 9mg), while Strive capsules step up month by month from $180, with a $645 three-month maintenance option.
A convenient, fast-acting treatment that dissolves under the tongue — delivering consistent results for weight management and overall health. Compounded with B12 and niacinamide, and priced across a four-month progression from $185 to $345.
Semaglutide and Tirzepatide injections — powerful weekly treatments to boost metabolism and deliver real results. Semaglutide runs $200 to $485 a month by dose; Tirzepatide, the only compound offered as an injection alone, runs $250 to $575, with an $875 two-month bulk option.
That's a clinical question, not a pricing one — absorption, tolerance, and what you'll realistically keep up with all matter, and they differ patient to patient. We review it with you directly at your telemedicine appointment and recommend a format, rather than starting from a price.
What this page can tell you is the cost of each, up front, with no estimate and no call required. See how the medications work →
Every table on this page is tiered by dose, which is the part most pricing pages leave out. The row matching your dose is the price you pay — so the number at the start of a program is not always the number six months in, and the tables above show the whole range rather than a starting figure with an asterisk.
Injectable Semaglutide spans $200 to $485 a month across its dose tiers, and injectable Tirzepatide $250 to $575, with an $875 two-month bulk option at the top strength. The troche and the Strive capsules are priced as a four-month progression instead — $185, $210, $285, $345 for the troche, and $180, $230, $275, $300 for the capsules — because both compounds are dispensed at increasing strengths over those months. Hallandale capsules are priced by strength rather than by month: $245 at 3mg, $310 at 6mg, $365 at 9mg.
Your own dose is based on your evaluation — your health history, goals, and how you respond over time. We'll walk you through your specific plan at your appointment, and you can see exactly what each step costs before you get there.
Walk the Line is a Florida practice, and medical weight loss is the largest part of it — with patients throughout the Tampa Bay area, from Tampa itself out to Zephyrhills and Wesley Chapel.
Every appointment behind this pricing is a telemedicine appointment, so where you live matters in exactly one respect: we have to be licensed in your state. These are the 13.
Your care is a real investment — and it doesn't have to happen all at once. Walk the Line offers flexible payment plans, including buy-now-pay-later financing through Cherry, so you can get started now and pay over time.
Walk the Line is a cash-pay practice, so every price on this page is self-pay. Compounded semaglutide injections run $200 to $485 a month depending on dose, and compounded tirzepatide injections $250 to $575 a month, with an $875 two-month bulk option. Oral semaglutide capsules start at $180 a month and the daily troche at $185. The tables above list the exact figure at each dose.
Oral semaglutide is priced by compounding pharmacy. Hallandale capsules are $245 (3mg), $310 (6mg), and $365 (9mg) for a 30-day supply, taken once daily. Strive capsules step up across four months — $180, $230, $275, then $300 — with a $645 three-month maintenance option. There is also a daily semaglutide troche that dissolves under the tongue, from $185 to $345. Which format fits you is something we work out with you at your appointment.
Those are the manufacturers' FDA-approved branded pens, and what they cost you depends on your insurance — so there is no single self-pay figure to publish. The prices on this page are for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, prepared by a licensed compounding pharmacy; they are not the same product as the branded pens. If you do have coverage, our team submits the prior authorization and can send your prescription to your own pharmacy so you can use your pharmacy benefit.
Injectable pricing includes the provider fee, the medication, and the injection kit, and is monthly unless the table notes otherwise. The tirzepatide bulk option ships for an additional $25, which is not included in the price shown. Capsule pricing is for a 30-day supply.
Yes — pricing is tiered by dose, so the row in the table that matches your dose is what you pay. Your dose itself is based on your evaluation — your health history, goals, and how you respond over time. We'll walk you through your specific plan at your appointment.
Walk the Line prescribes semaglutide and tirzepatide by telemedicine in the 13 states where we are licensed: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Idaho, Massachusetts, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. If your state isn't on that list, we aren't able to see you yet.
Compounded semaglutide injections are $200 to $485 a month at Walk the Line, depending on dose: $200 at the 0.25mg starting tier, $265 at 0.5mg to 1mg, $300 at 1.75mg to 2.75mg, and $485 for high dosing. Each price is a month’s supply and includes the provider fee, the medication, and the injection kit.
Every vial on this page is priced as a month’s supply. Semaglutide vials run $200 for the 0.5ml vial at the 0.25mg tier, $265 for 1ml, $300 for 2ml, and $485 for the 4ml high-dose vial. Tirzepatide vials run $250 for 1ml at 2.5mg up to $575 for 6ml at 12.5mg or 15mg, and a 9ml vial at 15mg is a two-month supply for $875.
Compounded tirzepatide injections are $250 to $575 a month by dose: $250 at 2.5mg, $350 at 5mg, $425 at 7.5mg, $475 at 10mg, and $575 at 12.5mg and 15mg. A two-month 15mg bulk vial is $875 and ships for an additional $25. Every price includes the provider fee, the medication, and the injection kit.
Book a telemedicine appointment and we'll go through which medication and format fit you — with the cost of each already on the table.
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