Included in every 4-week price:
- Initial consultation
- Provider-directed treatment
- Follow-ups every 4 weeks
- Medication and injection supplies
- In-clinic injection option
- Ongoing patient support
At Avinity Health in Scottsdale, compounded semaglutide costs $249 to $349 and compounded tirzepatide costs $349 to $449 for each 4-week supply, depending on your dose. The price includes your consultation, follow-up visits, medication, supplies, and weekly in-clinic injections or self-injection training.
5.0 · 26 Google reviewsEach medication has two dose tiers, billed every 4 weeks. Your price changes only when your dose moves into the next tier (for example, compounded tirzepatide moves from $349 to $449 at 7.5 mg).
| Medication | Dose tier | Weekly dose | Price per 4 weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compounded semaglutide | Low | 0.25 to 1.0 mg | $249 |
| Compounded semaglutide | High | 1.7 to 2.4 mg | $349 |
| Compounded tirzepatide | Low | 2.5 to 5 mg | $349 |
| Compounded tirzepatide | High | 7.5 to 15 mg | $449 |
Self-pay, billed every 4 weeks, auto-renews. Cancel by calling us with 30 days notice before your next billing date. Unused medication is non-refundable.
The same prices apply whether you inject in our clinic or at home. Your provider decides when your dose goes up, about every 4 weeks, based on how you are doing. If you have side effects, you stay at your current dose longer, so your price stays the same longer too.
Compounded medications are prepared for you by a state-licensed 503A pharmacy and are not FDA-approved.
Start from about $62 a week.
Everyone starts at the lowest dose, so your first 4 weeks are $249 on semaglutide (about $62 a week) or $349 on tirzepatide (about $87 a week), with your visits, medication, supplies and injections included.
Your price holds through your early doses.
Semaglutide stays at $249 all the way through 1.0 mg. Tirzepatide stays at $349 through 5 mg.
One price step, and that's it.
Each medication has just one price increase, at the higher dose tier. Maintenance stays on the same tiers.
Nothing added on.
No consultation fee, no contract, and no extra charge for in-clinic injections.
Included in every 4-week price:
Not included:
GLP-1 prices are hard to compare because clinics build them differently. Some charge per dose, so the bill rises with every increase. Others, like Avinity, charge one price by dose tier. Some bundle visits and supplies into the price, while others bill them separately. Some charge a consultation fee, and some require a contract. Published GLP-1 prices at other Scottsdale-area clinics run from about $400 to $750 a month.
Four questions to ask any clinic:
Is the price per dose, or one price by dose tier?
Are visits, supplies and injections included, or billed separately?
Is there a consultation fee?
Is there a contract or a minimum commitment?
At Avinity: one price per 4-week supply by dose tier, with visits, supplies and injections or injection training included, no consultation fee, and no contract.
Your plan is billed every 4 weeks, and each charge covers a 4-week supply of medication. It auto-renews until you cancel.
Yes. There is no charge for your consultation.
Only when your dose moves into the next tier. Within a tier, your price stays the same.
No. The price is the same whether our RN gives your weekly injection or you inject at home.
Call us with 30 days notice before your next billing date. There is no contract or minimum commitment.
No. Unused medication is non-refundable.
No. If you switch, you restart at the lowest dose of the new medication, and that medication's price applies.
At your goal weight, your maintenance dose is priced on the same tiers.
The GLP-1 program is self-pay. Avinity does not bill insurance for it.
HSA/FSA eligibility depends on your plan; check with your plan administrator.
No. Labs are not required to start the program.
Book a free consultation, or read more about our GLP-1 weight loss program in Scottsdale first.
Compounded medications are prepared for individual patients by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy and are not FDA-approved. Individual results vary.
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