Introduction

Zepbound is one of the most effective weight loss medications on the market—but it comes with a steep retail price of over $1,000 per month in the U.S. The good news? You don’t have to pay full price.

This guide breaks down how to save on Zepbound, including U.S. savings cards, Canadian pharmacy pricing, and telehealth bundle options that make it more affordable.

Option 1: Use the Zepbound Savings Card (U.S. Residents)

Eligible patients with commercial insurance may qualify for:

$25/month copay
Coverage for up to 13 prescriptions per year
Printable or digital card for pharmacy use

Apply directly at: Zepbound Savings Card

Note: This program does not apply to Medicare, Medicaid, or cash-pay patients.

Option 2: Order from Licensed Canadian Pharmacies

If you’re paying out-of-pocket, you can save 40–60% by importing Zepbound from Canada. Pricing:

Source	Monthly Cost Estimate
U.S. Retail	~$1,060+
Canadian Pharmacy	$450–$500
Savings	$500+ per month

Must be a licensed online Canadian pharmacy
You’ll need a valid U.S. prescription
Legal to import a 90-day supply for personal use

Learn more: FDA Drug Importation Policy

Option 3: Explore Telehealth & Membership Services

Some online weight loss platforms bundle Zepbound with:

• A virtual doctor visit

• Ongoing medical monitoring

• Monthly medication shipments

• Lifestyle coaching

Pricing varies from $99–$299/month, not including the medication—but some offer discounted pharmacy access or generic alternatives.

Popular platforms include:

• Found Health

• Ro Health

• Sequence / WeightWatchers

• Form Health

Tip: Ask if they prescribe Zepbound specifically, or only semaglutide alternatives.

Option 4: Use Your HSA or FSA Funds

If Zepbound is prescribed by a licensed provider for a qualifying diagnosis (obesity or related condition), it may be eligible for:

• HSA (Health Savings Account)

• FSA (Flexible Spending Account)

Save pre-tax dollars
Keep all receipts and documentation
Ask your provider for a letter of medical necessity (if required)

What Not to Do

Don’t buy Zepbound from unlicensed overseas websites
Avoid “compounded tirzepatide” from questionable clinics
Don’t take compounded versions unless prescribed and monitored by a licensed U.S. physician

For safety guidance: GLP-1 Medication Safety & Legitimacy Guide

Final Tips to Maximize Savings

Check your insurance plan’s 2025 formulary
Appeal a denial with help from your provider
Ask about a prior authorization (PA) process
Compare costs at different local and mail-order pharmacies
Ask your doctor if you qualify for alternative prescriptions like Wegovy, Ozempic, or Contrave

Final Thoughts

Zepbound doesn’t have to break the bank. With manufacturer discounts, international pharmacy options, and strategic telehealth plans, you can find a way to afford this game-changing medication—no matter your insurance status.

U.S. residents with commercial insurance: start with the savings card
Cash-pay patients: explore Canadian options or bundled telehealth care
Everyone: use your HSA/FSA and talk to your doctor about maximizing access

For a downloadable Zepbound Savings Checklist, insurance appeal templates, and pharmacy links, visit our Zepbound Affordability Hub.