SkinnyRx review

SkinnyRx leads with a low first month, so look past it. Compounded tirzepatide injections cost $99 for month one, and the monthly plan then renews at $299 a month. The plan picker also shows four-, six- and 12-month plans with lower monthly figures, but each of those commits you for longer, so compare them as prepaid terms rather than as the price of a single month. The banner calls the first-month offer a sale "while supplies last," which is one more reason to plan around the ongoing figure. The compounded tirzepatide cost guide shows how that ongoing price compares.

Semaglutide is where the pricing goes quiet. The injection page prints a first-month price of $99 and nothing after it, and the daily semaglutide tablet shows only a $149 first month. Ask for the month-two price in writing before you choose either one. SkinnyRx also sells compounded tirzepatide as a daily tablet, $199 for the first month and then $299 a month. Tablets are a compounded form, not an approved pill; the GLP-1 pill lineup sorts the options you swallow. SkinnyRx says microdosing is available on its plans too.

The FDA wrote to SkinnyRx in 2026. The letter objected to product photos with SkinnyRx on the vial labels, which suggested the company makes the drugs itself, and to claims such as having the same active ingredient as approved medicines. The letter is linked on this page. SkinnyRx's own pages now carry the standard line that compounded drugs aren't FDA-approved or reviewed for safety, effectiveness or quality, and its intake shows a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy badge. The terms say independent third-party pharmacies dispense every order and that yours is disclosed at checkout, but no pharmacy is named on the public pages.

Care runs through what the terms call Affiliated Medical Practices, separate companies that SkinnyRx doesn't name. You complete a medical intake first, and you're charged only after it; if a clinician decides you don't qualify, SkinnyRx says the refund arrives within 24 to 48 hours. Depending on your state, you may get a short video visit or a prescription straight from the written intake. Each refill comes after a check-in form, and the company says month one ends with a provider review and a possible dose change.

The cancellation rules need care. Renewals can be charged up to five days before the next period starts, and you must cancel at least five days before renewal to stop it. Partly used periods and bundled plans aren't refunded, and any approved refund waits until unopened medication goes back to the pharmacy. The 90-day money-back guarantee is narrow: it applies only if your weight hasn't dropped at all, and only if you logged your weight and every dose in the app each week. Compounded medicines aren't offered in Alabama, Louisiana or Mississippi. See the compounded tirzepatide lineup for programs priced the same way at every dose.