Physician-supervised tirzepatide weight loss at Moon Valley Med Spa in North Phoenix. Online consults, medication shipped to your door, no contract.
Tirzepatide acts on two of your gut hormones rather than one. Alongside GLP-1, the signal most weight loss injections use, it also acts on GIP. Working both at once appears to do more than either alone, which is the reason it is the newer option and the reason the trial results look the way they do.
Like semaglutide it is a single weekly injection you can give yourself, or that a Registered Nurse can give you here at no extra cost. It climbs through more steps than semaglutide does, from a small starting dose up to a considerably higher ceiling, and each step is a decision rather than a schedule.
It is prescribed here inside a physician-supervised program after a provider reviews your health history. Being the newer molecule does not automatically make it the right one for you.
One price covers the consultation, your follow-ups, the medication itself and every dose adjustment along the way.
The consultation, your follow-ups, medication delivery and any recommended dose increase are all covered. Six, twelve and twenty-four week options are available.
15 min
A no-cost call to see whether tirzepatide is a fit for you.
5 min
Already have your medication? A Registered Nurse can administer your weekly shot here.
The intake form asks what matters clinically, including anything you have taken for weight before and how it went.
Fifteen minutes by video. If tirzepatide is appropriate, they prescribe it and agree your first dose with you.
The medication arrives at your home. Tirzepatide has several dose steps, and you only take the next one when the last one sits comfortably.
Reviews are from real patients and describe their own experience. Weight loss results vary from person to person. In the large clinical trials of these medicines, adults lost about 15% of their body weight on average with semaglutide and about 15% to 21% with tirzepatide, depending on the dose, over roughly 16 months alongside changes to diet and activity. Your results will depend on your health, your dose and your habits. Prescription treatment requires an evaluation by a licensed provider.
In the head-to-head trial published in the New England Journal of Medicine, 751 adults took one or the other for 72 weeks. Those on tirzepatide lost an average of 20.2 percent of their body weight against 13.7 percent on semaglutide, and about 31 percent of them lost at least a quarter of their starting weight against 16 percent. Results vary, that trial used the branded products at maximum tolerated doses, and the better average is not automatically the better choice for one particular person.
Tirzepatide starts at 2.5mg once weekly and can step up through 5mg, 7.5mg, 10mg and 12.5mg toward a 15mg ceiling. Most people never need the top of that ladder. Your provider decides each step with you, and will tell you what a change means for your cost before it happens.
The side effects are the same family as any GLP-1 medication: nausea, fullness, constipation or loose stools, mostly early on or after a dose rise. In the trials, digestive side effects became more common at the higher doses, and a small number of people stopped because of them. Titrating slowly is what most often prevents that, and a supervised program means someone is watching for it.
Tirzepatide is not appropriate if you or a close family member has had medullary thyroid carcinoma, or if you have Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia syndrome type 2. Pancreatitis, pregnancy and some digestive conditions also need discussing. The intake form and consultation exist to catch this before anything is prescribed.
The active ingredient is tirzepatide. What we dispense is prepared for you by an FDA-registered compounding pharmacy, which is a different thing from a manufacturer's branded product, and we say so rather than blurring it. A licensed provider writes every prescription for you individually after reviewing your history.
People do, usually because they have stalled or because tolerance was difficult. It is not a swap you should make on your own: the dose ladders are different and switching means restarting low. Bring it up at a follow-up and the provider will tell you honestly whether it is likely to help.
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