Compounded GLP-1 prices in Arizona

Ozempic, Wegovy alternatives · $86–$99/mo · 94 providers ship here

Mounjaro, Zepbound alternatives · $125–$179/mo · 94 providers ship here

$189–$368/mo · 94 providers ship here

$249–$349/mo · 94 providers ship here

ArizonaGLP-1 & peptide FAQs

Which peptide programs can I compare in Arizona?

Pepcheck tracks semaglutide and tirzepatide first — our deepest GLP-1 catalog — plus BPC-157 and sermorelin from vetted telehealth clinics that ship to Arizona. Recovery and hormone peptides are a smaller but growing catalog.

What rules apply to compounded GLP-1 medications in Arizona?

Compounded GLP-1 access is governed by uniform federal rules after the FDA resolved the 2024–2025 semaglutide and tirzepatide shortages. Mass 503A/503B compounding of essential copies is restricted nationwide; a narrow, heavily documented 503A carve-out for an individual patient remains but is actively contested. This is the same baseline in every state — it is informational only, not legal advice. We did not find a state-specific rule beyond this federal baseline. These rules apply to GLP-1 compounding specifically. BPC-157 and sermorelin access usually depends on each clinic's shipping policy. Pepcheck provides informational comparisons only and does not offer legal or medical advice.

How much do compounded GLP-1 programs cost in Arizona?

Across the medications we track, monthly self-pay programs from providers that ship to Arizona start around $86 before membership or consult fees. GLP-1 prices are normalized to a typical maintenance dose; other peptides show all-in monthly program cost.

Do telehealth providers ship to Arizona?

Whether a provider ships to Arizona reflects that provider's own shipping policy, not state law. Many vetted providers we track serve Arizona subject to a clinical evaluation and a valid prescription. Confirm shipping and eligibility on each provider's site.