Nova MD Tirzepatide Review: Monthly Price & Refund Stages

Try Nova MD currently lists $199 billed monthly for compounded tirzepatide, including consultation, medication and shipping. Its lower $129 monthly-equivalent headline is the $387 Drug Crafters quarterly order, not a $129 monthly payment. A separate Southend/Vials RX option is $447 every three months, equivalent to $149 monthly.³

Price, supply and pharmacy options

The named page marks the NewLife $467 quarterly option temporarily paused. Drug Crafters also has a published exclusion list, so neither its lowest equivalent nor a general state selector establishes availability everywhere. Confirm the pharmacy, preparation and exact supplied quantity for your location.³

The product describes injectable tirzepatide with B12, B6 or glycine. Those compounded preparations are not FDA-approved finished drugs, and adding an ingredient does not establish equivalence to Zepbound. Our compounding guide explains the distinction. Discuss side effects, gallbladder concerns and the thyroid warning with the clinician.

The refund policy explicitly warns that monthly billing does not automatically guarantee a 30-day supply unless advertised. A three-month billing interval likewise should not replace the prescription label's quantity, concentration and instructions.⁵

Who is responsible for care?

Terms identify JM Health Group LLC DBA Try Nova MD as operator and distinguish independent medical providers and dispensing pharmacies. The homepage identifies Arora Health Group for clinical review. These disclosures do not verify an individual's clinician or pharmacy license, and a public assessment does not itself establish a treating relationship.^4,6

Approval, cancellation and final-sale stages

Payment is initially an authorization hold, captured after provider approval; if not approved, the hold is released. That is different from a settled-charge refund. Plans renew automatically, with a 48-hour advance cancellation deadline. Timely cancellation stops future renewals rather than reversing a processed prescription.⁵

The product says cancellation is possible before shipping with a $25 fee after review. The more detailed Terms and refund policy use the earlier pharmacy-filled stage: before filling, an approved cancellation may deduct the performed $25 consultation; after filling, orders are generally final. Confirm the actual stage before relying on an unshipped order being refundable.^3,4,5

The policy promises a full refund including the doctor fee if an order has not shipped within ten business days or an error occurs on the company's part. Damage, incorrect or compromised items should be reported within 48 hours for review; a remedy is not automatic. Dissatisfaction or adverse reactions do not themselves make filled orders refundable, even when treatment cannot continue.⁵

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.

Comparing the commitment

Compare NewSelf, MyFastRx and NuviaRx using their actual medication supply and refund stages. The provider comparison helps distinguish recurring monthly payments from lower prepaid equivalents; neither price guarantees a clinical outcome.