Transparent GLP-1 Pricing in Utah
One upfront program price covers physician-led weight loss, supplies, and medication when prescribed.
Most patients pay about $80–$135 per month during their first 12 weeks.*
Medication arriving at your door as soon as tomorrow
No hidden fees
No required subscriptions
Physician-led
Designed for long-term affordability with real physician support—whether in clinic or via telehealth.
*Monthly estimates apply to clinically appropriate compounded medication during starting titration, when prescribed. Actual cost varies by dose and refill timing. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved or generic equivalents; brand medications are priced separately.
*Monthly estimates apply to clinically appropriate compounded medication during starting titration, when prescribed. Actual cost varies by dose and refill timing. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved or generic equivalents; brand medications are priced separately. Vials are for illustrative purposes only and will be labeled by supplying pharmacy.
*Pricing reflects bundled care including physician-supervised medical care, treatment management, ongoing clinical support, and compounded medication when prescribed. Medication is billed separately by the pharmacy and included within the total program price as posted above. Potere Health MD does not manufacture compounded medications.
Compounded formulations are not FDA-approved, have not been evaluated for safety or efficacy, and are not generic equivalents to commercial products.
Vial images are for illustrative purposes only.
All-Inclusive GLP-1 Weight Loss Program in St. George
GLP-1 pricing is not always easy to compare. Some programs advertise a low monthly price, but that price may not include the full dose, physician care, supplies, or future refill costs.
These FAQs explain how Potere Health MD prices compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide so Utah patients can understand the true cost before starting treatment.
The best way to compare GLP-1 pricing is to ask how much medication you are receiving, what dose the price covers, and whether there are any added fees.
A low monthly price may only apply to a starting dose, a promotional period, or a plan with separate subscription fees. When comparing compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide programs, ask:
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How many total milligrams are included?
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What weekly dose does that price cover?
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Does the price change as the dose increases?
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Are physician care, supplies, and follow-up included?
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Are there membership or subscription fees?
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What happens after the introductory price?
At Potere Health MD, we show the medication amount, refill pricing, and estimated vial duration so patients can better understand the true cost of treatment.
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Potere Health MD’s posted GLP-1 pricing includes physician-supervised care, treatment management, ongoing clinical support, medication when prescribed, and injection supplies.
Our pricing is designed to be straightforward. The goal is for patients to understand the full program cost before starting, instead of being surprised by separate membership fees, subscription fees, or unclear refill charges.
Compounded semaglutide programs include 10 mg of medication when prescribed, and compounded tirzepatide programs include 60 mg of medication when prescribed.
We do not use simple monthly subscription pricing because total GLP-1 treatment costs depend on the amount of medication you receive and the dose you use.
For many patients, receiving a set amount of medication is more economical than paying the same monthly price regardless of dose. For example, 60 mg of tirzepatide may last about 12 weeks for a new patient following a standard dose-titration schedule, and it may last longer for someone who stays at a lower dose.
This may cost more upfront, but it is often more transparent. Instead of advertising a low monthly price, we show the medication amount, expected vial duration by dose, and refill cost so you can better understand the true cost of treatment.
There is no single best dose for every patient. The right dose is the lowest effective dose that supports weight loss, helps control appetite, and remains tolerable.
This dose may change over time based on your progress, side effects, appetite control, and long-term goals.
Patients who are new to GLP-1 medications typically start at a lower dose and adjust gradually when clinically appropriate. Some patients do well on lower doses, while others may need higher doses over time to accomplish their weight loss goals.
The optimal dose is usually the lowest effective dose that supports weight loss, helps control appetite, and remains tolerable.
Higher doses may produce more weight loss for some patients, but timing matters. Increasing the dose too quickly, or before it is truly needed, may use more medication, increase cost, and make side effects more likely without adding much benefit.
Dr. Silva uses published clinical evidence along with your individual response to guide dosing. The goal is to use an appropriate dose that supports meaningful weight loss without pushing higher than needed.
If you are already taking a GLP-1 medication, you do not have to restart at the lowest dose. After reviewing your current medication, dose, response, side effects, and treatment goals, Dr. Silva will continue you at a comparable dose so you can maintain your progress without unnecessary interruption.
Your dose will still be individualized for safety, tolerability, and continued weight-loss results.
At Potere Health MD, pricing is designed to become more affordable with continued care.
For compounded semaglutide, the first fill is listed at $239.99, the second fill at $219.99, and the third fill and beyond at $199.99. For compounded tirzepatide, the first fill is listed at $399.99, the second fill at $375, and the third fill and beyond at $350.
This structure is intentional. Weight-loss treatment often takes months, and many patients need ongoing care or maintenance support. We want patients to understand not only the starting cost, but also the refill cost if they continue treatment.
Compounded Semaglutide Weight Loss Program Pricing (Up to 12 Weeks of Care)
Compounded Semaglutide* (GLP-1) Program
Each treatment phase always includes physician-supervised care and 10 mg of medication if prescribed.
Most patients average $80 per month during the first 12 week treatment phase.
Start (Initial Treatment)
Typically lasts up to 12 weeks during starting titration (~$80/month*)
Progress (Continue Weight Loss)
Maintain (Ongoing Treatment)
$239
$219
$199
$239.99
*Requires 3 mo purchase up front
1st fill –
Getting Started
You Receive:
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10 mg of medication
$80 per mo*
Weeks 1 – 4
Weeks 5 – 8
Weeks 9 – 12
Total: 12 weeks
Following standard titration schedules, doses may be increased about every 4 weeks when clinically appropriate.
Includes more than 12 weeks of weight loss treatment
0.25 mg weekly dose
0.5 mg weekly dose
1.0 mg weekly dose
7 mg medication used
2nd fill –
Continuing Treatment
You Receive:
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another 10 mg of medication
$219.99
How long will 10 mg last?
It depends on your weekly dose.
Weekly Dose | How Long It Lasts |
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0.25 mg | 40 weeks |
0.5 mg | 20 weeks |
1.0 mg | 10 weeks |
1.7 mg | ~6 weeks |
2.5 mg | 4 weeks |
3rd fill & beyond –
Maintaining Results
$199.99
You Receive:
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another 10 mg of medication
What is the average monthly cost?
It always depends on your weekly dose.
Weekly Dose | Avg Monthly Cost |
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0.25 mg | $20 |
0.5 mg | $40 |
1.0 mg | $80 |
1.7 mg | $136 |
2.5 mg | $199.99 |
*Semaglutide monthly estimates are based on standard starting titration with compounded semaglutide when prescribed. Actual cost varies by dose, vial duration, and refill timing.
Pricing reflects bundled care including physician-supervised medical care, treatment management, ongoing clinical support, and compounded medication when prescribed. Medication is billed separately by the pharmacy and included within the total program price as posted above. Potere Health MD does not manufacture compounded medications.
Multi-dose vials should be used according to the pharmacy label and clinic instructions. Once a vial is first punctured, it should generally be used within 28 days unless the pharmacy label or manufacturer instructions state otherwise.
Compounded semaglutide formulations are not FDA-approved, have not been evaluated for safety or efficacy, and are not generic equivalents to commercial products.
Pricing for FDA-approved GLP-1 medications (Ozempic/Wegovy) is determined by manufacturers, pharmacies, and individual insurance plans.
Vial images are for illustrative purposes only.
Compounded Tirzepatide Weight Loss Program Pricing (Up to 12 Weeks of Care)
Compounded Tirzepatide* (GLP-1 / GIP) Program
Each treatment phase always includes physician-supervised care and 60 mg of medication if prescribed.
Most patients average $135 per month during the first 12 week treatment phase.
Start (Initial Treatment)
Typically lasts up to 12 weeks during starting titration (~$135/month*)
Progress (Continue Weight Loss)
Maintain (Ongoing Treatment)
$399
$375
$350
$399.99
*Requires 3 mo purchase up front
1st fill –
Getting Started
You Receive:
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60 mg of medication
$135 per mo*
Weeks 1 – 4
Weeks 5 – 8
Weeks 9 – 12
Total: 12 weeks
Following standard titration schedules, doses may be increased about every 4 weeks when clinically appropriate.
Includes 12 weeks of weight loss treatment
2.5 mg weekly dose
5.0 mg weekly dose
7.5 mg weekly dose
60 mg medication used
2nd fill –
Continuing Treatment
You Receive:
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another 60 mg of medication
$375
How long will 60 mg last?
It depends on your weekly dose.
Weekly Dose | How Long It Lasts |
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2.5 mg | 24 weeks |
5.0 mg | 12 weeks |
7.5 mg | 8 weeks |
10 mg | 6 weeks |
$350
3rd fill & beyond –
Maintaining Results
You Receive:
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another 60 mg of medication
What is the average monthly cost?
It always depends on your weekly dose.
Weekly Dose | Avg Monthly Cost |
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2.5 mg | $60 |
5.0 mg | $120 |
7.5 mg | $175 |
10 mg | $235 |
*Tirzepatide monthly estimates are based on standard starting titration with compounded tirzepatide when prescribed. Actual cost varies by dose, vial duration, and refill timing.
Pricing reflects bundled care including physician-supervised medical care, treatment management, ongoing clinical support, and compounded medication when prescribed. Medication is billed separately by the pharmacy and included within the total program price as posted above. Potere Health MD does not manufacture compounded medications.
Multi-dose vials should be used according to the pharmacy label and clinic instructions. Once a vial is first punctured, it should generally be used within 28 days unless the pharmacy label or manufacturer instructions state otherwise.
Compounded tirzepatide formulations are not FDA-approved, have not been evaluated for safety or efficacy, and are not generic equivalents to commercial products.
Pricing for FDA-approved GLP-1/GIP medications (Mounjaro/Zepbound) is determined by manufacturers, pharmacies, and individual insurance plans.
Vial images are for illustrative purposes only.
Understanding GLP-1 Dosing & Treatment Duration
How long the medication lasts depends on your prescribed dose.
The table below shows the approximate duration at common dosing levels.
Dosing and duration vary based on individual treatment plans. Your prescribing physician will determine appropriate dosing and titration.
Compounded Semaglutide (GLP-1)
10 mg
Dose
0.25 mg
0.5 mg
1.0 mg
1.7 mg
2.5 mg
How long it lasts
40 weeks
20 weeks
10 weeks
~6 weeks
4 weeks
Compounded Tirzepatide (GLP-1/GIP)
60 mg
Dose
2.5 mg
5 mg
7.5 mg
10 mg
How long it lasts
24 weeks
12 weeks
8 weeks
6 weeks
Why Our GLP-1 Pricing Decreases Over Time
Real-world data shows many patients stop GLP-1 therapy within the first six months, most often due to cost or insurance barriers.
Because obesity is a chronic condition, we designed a program that lowers costs over time—supporting long-term, physician-led care.
Based on real-world persistence studies of FDA-approved anti-obesity medications.