Quick answer

yourEra advertises compounded semaglutide from $99 per month and compounded tirzepatide from $169 per month on its public homepage.

However, the tirzepatide checkout reviewed August 3, 2026 showed:

  • $299 billed monthly.
  • $799 billed every 12 weeks, displayed as $267 per month.
  • $1,194 billed every six months, displayed as $199 per month.

Because the $169 homepage amount did not appear in that checkout sequence, consumers should treat it as a starting price rather than a confirmed plan price. Verify the total charge, billing term, renewal amount, and product before paying.

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Current public and checkout pricing

Product or plan Advertised or reviewed amount Important qualification
Compounded semaglutide From $99/month Required plan term was not clear on the homepage
Compounded tirzepatide From $169/month Amount was not visible in the reviewed checkout
Tirzepatide monthly $299 every month True monthly billing in the reviewed checkout
Tirzepatide 12-week plan $799 every 12 weeks Displayed as $267/month; prepaid for 12 weeks
Tirzepatide six-month plan $1,194 every six months Displayed as $199/month; prepaid for six months

These are provider-reported figures, not personalized quotes or evidence of eligibility.

Approximate first-year cost

If the reviewed prices remained unchanged and the plans renewed on the same cadence:

Plan Approximate first-year total Calculation
Monthly $3,588 $299 × 12
12-week plan About $3,463 $799 × 4.333 cycles
Six-month plan $2,388 $1,194 × 2

The 12-week total is an annualized estimate because 12-week billing does not divide evenly into a 52-week year. Actual billing dates and totals should be confirmed in the checkout agreement.

What yourEra says is included

The public GLP-1 pages and reviewed checkout describe the following as included when applicable:

  • Licensed-provider evaluation.
  • Prescription if clinically appropriate.
  • Medication.
  • Injection supplies or welcome kit.
  • Ongoing provider support and messaging.
  • Dose management.
  • Expedited or cold shipping.

The terms describe a single total subscription price that may combine platform, clinician, and pharmacy charges. They also permit applicable taxes and any shipping or handling amounts disclosed at checkout. Treatment-specific laboratory requirements and costs are not established as one universal inclusion.

Why the homepage and checkout prices may differ

The public “from” price may refer to a particular product, promotion, plan length, eligibility path, or landing-page offer. The reviewed checkout did not explain how to obtain the $169 tirzepatide starting price.

Before entering payment information, ask for:

  1. The exact medication and formulation.
  2. The full charge due now.
  3. The supply period covered.
  4. The renewal charge and date.
  5. Whether the amount changes with plan, dose, or product.
  6. Any taxes, laboratory charges, or other additions.

When does yourEra charge the card?

The reviewed checkout says the selected plan amount is charged after a licensed provider approves the prescription. It also says the consumer is not charged if the prescription is not approved.

Confirm whether that promise applies to the exact program and whether any separate consultation, identity-verification, laboratory, or administrative charge could apply.

Automatic renewal and cancellation

The terms say subscription plans renew automatically. Cancellation must be completed at least two days before the renewal processing date and takes effect after the current subscription period.

The terms also say a first renewal or later shipment may process up to two days early for continuity or operational reasons. Record the processing date, not only the expected shipment date.

Refund limitations

Partially used subscription periods are generally nonrefundable, although yourEra may issue case-by-case refunds at its discretion. The reviewed public materials did not establish an automatic prorated refund for unused time in a 12-week or six-month plan.

Before choosing a prepaid plan, ask what happens if the clinician does not approve treatment, treatment is stopped after approval, a prescription has already been sent to the pharmacy, or unused prepaid time remains after cancellation.

Bottom line

yourEra’s public prices are attractive starting points, but the reviewed checkout demonstrates why “from” pricing needs verification. For tirzepatide, the checkout figures ranged from $199 to $299 per month depending on the billing commitment, rather than the $169 public starting price.

Use the final checkout agreement as the controlling price for the selected pathway and save a copy before authorizing payment. Compare the same cost categories in our online GLP-1 program cost guide.

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