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Compounded Tirzepatide Injections for Weight Loss

Compounded tirzepatide with B6, prescribed and monitored by U.S.-licensed providers — a once-weekly injection covering the full titration ladder from the 2.5 mg starting dose through 15 mg maintenance.

$269 / month

1-Month Plan
Flexible
Billed monthly

Prescription products require an online consultation with a licensed provider who will determine whether a prescription is appropriate. Eligibility depends on health history, individual evaluation and clinical appropriateness. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not evaluated by the FDA for safety or efficacy. Individual results vary. Not appropriate for everyone.

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What patients describe

Sound Familiar?

Most people arriving at GLP-1 therapy have already tried the obvious things. If several of these describe your last few years, a provider-guided protocol may be worth reviewing.

The medication

What Is Tirzepatide + B6?

Tirzepatide is a dual GLP-1 and GIP receptor agonist that acts on two gut hormone pathways involved in appetite signalling, gastric emptying and blood sugar regulation. Patients commonly describe feeling full sooner and thinking about food far less often.

The compounded formulation pairs it with vitamin B6, which is included in some protocols for its role in nausea tolerance during titration. It is administered as a once-weekly subcutaneous injection at your provider-determined dose.

Why ARSYNL Rx

A Titration Plan, Not a Refill

GLP-1 therapy works through gradual dose escalation, and most of the difficulty patients report happens during step-ups. ARSYNL Rx builds the ladder into the plan, with a provider reviewing tolerance before each increase.

Every plan is reviewed by a U.S.-licensed provider, dispensed by a licensed pharmacy partner and followed with ongoing check-ins. Pricing is flat and the medication is included — there is no separate membership fee.

In their words

A Word From Some ARSYNL Heroes

Real patients on tirzepatide therapy, in their own words, lightly edited for length.

How to use it

One Injection, Once a Week

A fixed weekly routine at the dose your provider prescribed.

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Prepare a clean surface

Wash your hands and lay out the vial, syringe, needle and alcohol swabs.

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Draw your provider-determined dose

Wipe the vial stopper, draw the exact volume prescribed and clear any air from the syringe.

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Inject subcutaneously and rotate sites

Abdomen or thigh, rotating between doses as your provider directed.

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Dispose of sharps safely

Used needles go straight into a sharps container. Never reuse or recap.

The process

Physician-Guided From Intake to Delivery

Complete a Secure Online Intake

Health history, current medications, symptoms and your goals. Encrypted and HIPAA protected from the first question.

Review by a Licensed Provider

Licensed providers review your intake, symptoms and health history to determine whether therapy is appropriate for you.

Discreet Delivery & Ongoing Monitoring

If prescribed, medication is prepared by a licensed pharmacy partner and shipped to your door, with follow-up and provider check-ins over time.

Eligibility

Is Tirzepatide Right For You?

It may be considered for adults whose BMI and health history meet the clinical criteria on provider review. Not appropriate for everyone — and not appropriate for anyone with a personal or family history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN2.

Medical oversight

The Physicians Behind Every Prescription

Our patients are supported by a nationwide team of licensed physicians and nurse practitioners through the Arora Health provider network. Every order is reviewed by a licensed provider and prescribed according to medical best practices and the laws of your state.

Sean Arora, MD — CEO & Co-Founder

Board-certified physician and entrepreneur who leads nationwide medical oversight and the provider network, focused on expanding access to high-quality wellness and longevity care.

Shannon Arora, MD — Chief Medical Officer

Board-certified physician overseeing clinical quality, protocol development and provider education across the network, with a background in hospital medicine and preventive wellness.

Alex Saucedo, MD — Lead Medical Director

Dual board-certified physician with more than eight years of clinical and leadership experience, specializing in clinical oversight, patient safety and regulatory compliance.

Compare Your Weight Loss Options

The right option depends on individual health history, lab results, provider review and preference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about how Tirzepatide + B6 Injection works, who it may be right for, and what to expect during treatment.

Once weekly, subcutaneously, on the same day each week. Your provider sets the dose and confirms the schedule during intake.

Most patients begin at 2.5 mg and step up gradually as tolerance allows. Dose is provider-determined at every stage.

Vitamin B6 is included in some compounded GLP-1 protocols for its role in nausea tolerance during titration. Your provider will explain how it applies to your plan.

Nausea, reduced appetite, constipation or diarrhoea are the most commonly reported, and are most likely around a dose increase. Report anything persistent or severe to your provider.

No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not evaluated by the FDA for safety or efficacy. Your provider will discuss this with you during intake.

Yes. Syringes, needles and alcohol swabs are included, along with written instructions. Used sharps must go into a sharps container.

Same medication, different route. The injection is weekly; the transdermal spray is applied Monday through Friday. The right option depends on your health history, provider review and preference.

Your provider discusses maintenance, tapering or discontinuation based on your results and health history.

Find Out If Tirzepatide + B6 Injection Is Right for You

Complete a secure online intake and a U.S.-licensed provider will review your health history, symptoms and goals to determine whether this therapy — or a different one — fits your needs.