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Injectco Tirzepatide Review: Monthly Cost, Delivery and Cancellation

Researched & written by Alan PierceClinical Pharmacology WriterUpdated

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Named tirzepatide monthly program with medication, supplies, training, consultations and delivery advertised.

Standout details

  • Named tirzepatide FAQ publishes $425 per month
  • Advertised subscription includes medication, injection supplies, training and provider consultations

Things to consider

  • Precise cancellation notice period and medication-refund rights are not established by the FAQ
  • Published dose adjustments do not establish an unconditional lifetime all-dose price guarantee

Injectco’s named tirzepatide delivery page advertises $425 per month, including medication, injection supplies, training, provider consultations and automatic monthly delivery. Its cancellation FAQ says to contact the team before the next delivery and states that no long-term contract is required. Confirm the actual prescription and cancellation processing before paying.3

For the distinction between a compounded preparation and an approved product, see our compounded tirzepatide legal-status guide.

A named tirzepatide program

The current treatment page specifically identifies tirzepatide. It describes a physician-guided program with virtual prescribing and home delivery in Texas. This is a clearer description than a generic GLP-1 offer, but it does not establish your eligibility, assigned clinician or dispensing pharmacy. Ask which formulation, supplied quantity and delivery address apply to your prescription.3

Keep the monthly offer and general package separate

The named page’s expanded cost FAQ gives the $425 monthly amount. Its inclusion FAQ adds medical supervision and dose adjustments as needed. That wording does not establish an unconditional price guarantee for every future dose or a guaranteed prescription after consultation.3

A separate general pricing page lists a Weight Loss Program at $425/month or $1,800 for a 6–8-month program. That general package label does not establish that the same tirzepatide supply, dose or cancellation arrangement is included. Do not divide the package into a personal monthly bill or assume it replaces the named subscription. Obtain the medication-specific offer and total collected in writing.4

Injectco: distinguish the published offers

Published offerWhat the page establishes
Named tirzepatide program$425 per month; medication and automatic monthly delivery included
General Weight Loss Program$425/month or $1,800 for a 6–8-month program; confirm medication-specific terms
Actual orderConfirm formulation, supplied quantity, total due and next delivery
The general package label does not establish the same medication, supplied quantity or payment schedule as the named subscription.3,4

What the subscription includes

The named FAQ includes tirzepatide medication, injection equipment and supplies, virtual or in-person injection training, provider consultations and medical supervision, dose adjustments as needed, and automatic monthly delivery. Ask how follow-up consultations, refills, shipment timing and changes to treatment work for the actual order.3

The cost answer mentions CareCredit and Cherry Pay financing. A financing option is separate from the treatment price; request the applicable interest, fees and repayment agreement rather than assuming the program’s monthly label describes financing terms.3

Cancellation and refunds need different questions

The program FAQ says to contact Injectco before the next delivery to cancel and says no long-term contracts are required. It does not give a specific number of hours or days of advance notice, or promise a refund after a prescription has been prepared or delivered. Ask when the next order becomes committed and obtain cancellation confirmation.3

The general Terms describe a 24-hour appointment cancellation/rescheduling rule, possible late/no-show fees and final sales for completed aesthetic treatments. They also describe discretionary refunds for prepaid services or packages that have not been rendered. Those general service rules do not establish a medication-specific refund or subscription-renewal deadline.5

Injectco: questions before the next order

Published detailWhat to confirm
Supplies, training and supervision includedFollow-up access, refill process and actual delivery schedule
Dose adjustments as neededActual prescribed dose and whether a change affects the bill
Cancel before the next delivery; no long-term contractOrder commitment time and written cancellation confirmation
General appointment and package refund termsMedication-specific cancellation and refund conditions
Contact before the next delivery is not a quantified notice period or a promise of medication refunds.3,5

Clinical evidence and the actual prescription

Clinical studies concern specific products and treatment protocols. They do not establish outcomes for Injectco or equivalence of an individual compounded preparation.1,2 If a compounded preparation is prescribed, it is not an FDA-approved finished medicine.6 Confirm the actual medication, dispensing pharmacy and instructions with the prescriber and pharmacist.

Our tirzepatide evidence guide explains the research context. Discuss the side-effect profile, gallbladder risks and thyroid cancer warning with the clinician; a provider’s advertised price does not establish clinical suitability.

Compare the supplied care and commitment

Use our CoreAge Rx review and BiltRx review to compare published medication and payment arrangements. Our Joey Med review covers another service to compare; check the formulation and actual terms of each selected offer rather than carrying assumptions between providers.

The tirzepatide provider comparison brings together published options. For Injectco, the useful starting point is its named monthly program: confirm the supplied quantity, next delivery and cancellation cutoff before committing.

Frequently asked questions

Does Injectco specifically offer tirzepatide?

Its current named treatment page explicitly identifies tirzepatide and advertises a $425 monthly program. Confirm the actual formulation, supplied quantity and dispensing pharmacy for the prescription.

What is included in Injectco’s $425 monthly program?

The named FAQ lists medication, injection equipment and supplies, virtual or in-person training, provider consultations and medical supervision, dose adjustments as needed, and automatic monthly delivery. It does not establish an unconditional price guarantee for every future dose.

When can I cancel the Injectco subscription?

The named FAQ says to contact the team before the next delivery and says no long-term contracts are required. It does not give a quantified notice period or promise medication refunds. Confirm the order cutoff and applicable terms in writing.

References(6)

  1. Jastreboff AM, Aronne LJ, Ahmad NN, Wharton S, Connery L, Alves B, Kiyosue A, Zhang S, Liu B, Bunck MC, Stefanski A, and the SURMOUNT-1 Investigators (2022). Tirzepatide Once Weekly for the Treatment of Obesity.. New England Journal of Medicine. PMID: 35658024. Read source
  2. Aronne LJ, Horn DB, le Roux CW, Ho W, Falcon BL, Bays HE, et al. (2025). Tirzepatide as Compared with Semaglutide for the Treatment of Obesity (SURMOUNT-5).. New England Journal of Medicine. PMID: 40353578. Read source
  3. Injectco (2026). Tirzepatide delivery: named monthly program, inclusions and cancellation FAQ. Injectco.
  4. Injectco (2026). Pricing: general Weight Loss Program monthly and package labels. Injectco.
  5. Injectco (2026). Terms of Services: appointments, payments and refunds. Injectco.
  6. U.S. Food and Drug Administration (2026). FDA concerns with unapproved GLP-1 drugs used for weight loss. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Read source

About the author

Alan Pierce

Clinical Pharmacology Writer

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Medical disclaimer: This content is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.