I'm currently on 10mg Tirzepatide. Henry Meds charges an extra $100/month as soon as you titrate above starter doses ($449/mo total!), and Mochi Health still tacks on a $79/mo subscription fee every 28 days on top of medication cost. If I switch to the flat $99/mo Tirzepatide program, will the physician let me stay at my current 10mg dose or force me back down to 2.5mg?
Leaving Mochi Health ($79 fee + $199 med) & Henry Meds ($297–$449 dose-hike): How to transfer your current dose?
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Ordered chronologicallyWhen transferring between licensed 503A telehealth providers, you never need to restart at 2.5mg if you have taken a dose within the last 14 days. During the online medical intake, simply indicate your current weekly milligram dosage (e.g., 10mg or 12.5mg Tirzepatide) so the reviewing physician continues your exact maintenance schedule.
I transferred from Henry Meds at 12.5mg Tirzepatide last month. Uploaded a photo of my previous vial label in the intake form, got approved for 12.5mg the same afternoon, and paid $99 flat instead of $449.
You can complete the direct dose-transfer intake here ($49/mo Semaglutide · $99/mo Tirzepatide flat across all doses) — select 'Currently on GLP-1 medication' during the 2-minute assessment to keep your 7.5mg, 10mg, 12.5mg, or 15mg dose.
That was shockingly easy. Approved for 10mg Tirzepatide at $99/mo flat with zero membership fee. Saving $350/month compared to Henry Meds!
Have you used this telehealth protocol or switched pharmacies in 2026?