Immortals Tirzepatide Review: Quarterly Cost, Care & Refunds

Immortals advertises personalized compounded tirzepatide with glycine and B12 from $217 a month, billed quarterly with a three-month commitment paid upfront. That is a monthly equivalent, not a monthly payment option. The product page also lists separate microdose and branded treatments, so the personalized offer should not be read as a microdosing-only service.³

What the price does and does not establish

The page says there are no required membership fees and payment follows a doctor prescribing treatment. It advertises unlimited physician messaging for up to 12 months and available video consultations. However, the public starting figure does not establish an individual quarterly invoice, dose-specific price, supply quantity, renewal amount or possible testing charges. Confirm those items before purchasing a plan.³

A three-month commitment makes the cancellation question more important than the monthly headline. Ask whether the next quarter renews automatically, how to stop it and whether any clinical-service terms impose an earlier processing deadline. No membership fee does not necessarily mean that a medication purchase cannot recur.

Preparation and evidence

The named product explicitly describes a compound containing tirzepatide, glycine and B12. Its page also states that compounded medications are not FDA-evaluated for safety, quality or efficacy. A preparation containing the same active ingredient is not automatically equivalent to the finished branded drug studied in trials. Claims about muscle maintenance, nutrient support or longevity do not establish additional clinical benefits for this particular mixture.³ Our compounding legal-status guide explains the distinction between a pharmacy-made preparation and an approved finished medicine.

The same treatment menu separately lists microdose tirzepatide and Zepbound. Those listings do not establish the price, dose or availability of either alternative for an individual patient. Nor does a personalized-dose label establish that the prescribed regimen is a standard branded dose. Ask the clinician to identify the ingredients, concentration, prescribed amount and intended regimen; do not calculate a dose from the advertised price.

Clinical care and the platform’s role

The named page describes medical intake, physician review advertised within 72 hours, medication shipping after approval and continued messaging. Some states may require an audio or video consultation. It also advertises a three-to-seven-day overall journey and two-to-five-business-day shipping; these are promotional timings, not guaranteed acceptance or delivery.³

The general Terms identify Continuance LLC as the operator behind Immortals and related brands. They distinguish the platform from unaffiliated telehealth entities and state that those entities’ relationships and purchases may be governed by separate terms. The Terms list all 50 states for general services, which does not guarantee that this prescription is appropriate or available in every listed state.⁴

A named individual clinician or dispensing pharmacy is not assigned by the public product page. Its licensed-pharmacy and board-certified-physician statements are company claims, not independent license checks. Before purchase, confirm the responsible medical group, prescriber and preparing/dispensing pharmacy, including any testing or video-visit requirements. The public entry leads to account creation; beginning an account is not clinical approval or a confirmed treatment quote.

Cancellation and medicine refunds

The dedicated refund policy says Immortals Medicine sales are final, with no returns or refunds, and directs patients to contact the company if a prescription was filled incorrectly.⁵ That is a stricter starting point than the general store’s 30-day return language. The store provision should not be treated as a prescription return guarantee.

The general subscription section provides automatic renewal for the selected term, cancellation through account settings at least 24 hours before the period ends, period-end cancellation and ordinarily no refund of the current payment. It allows discretionary credits or refunds. However, those Terms separately exclude transactions with unaffiliated third-party services from their scope. Obtain the terms actually attached to the medicine order rather than assuming that the general account cutoff is the complete prescription cancellation policy.⁴

Clinical cautions and comparisons

Founder or longevity branding does not establish that a specific compound improves lifespan or reproduces branded trial outcomes. Consider the preparation and care arrangement alongside labeled tirzepatide risks, including side effects, gallbladder complications and the thyroid cancer warning. The claims of other products or studies should not substitute for the clinician’s explanation of this prescription.

Does the drug work? (Separate from the provider)

Judge the provider on price, oversight and disclosure; judge the molecule on its trials. Tirzepatide's are strong — roughly 15–21% of body weight over 72 weeks in SURMOUNT-1¹, and better than semaglutide head-to-head² — but they were run on the brand drug at FDA-approved doses. Our tirzepatide evidence guide has the full picture.

The practical verdict

Immortals provides a named preparation, a quarterly starting price and a public medicine refund rule. Its unresolved purchase details are the selected quarterly total, supply, renewal process and actual clinical/pharmacy terms. Compare bmiMD and Levers Health on their own current offers rather than transferring a microdose label or refund rule between providers. Our provider comparison offers the wider field. Confirm the commitment and care responsibilities before accepting a prepaid plan.