Provider comparison · Updated October 7, 2026 · Trimi Editorial Team
Mochi Tirzepatide Review: Pricing, Membership and Cancellation
Mochi lists tirzepatide from $90 plus membership. Compare dose-dependent costs, prepaid fees and cancellation terms, checked October 7, 2026.
How much is Mochi tirzepatide?
Mochi advertises medication from $90 per month, plus membership. Adding its standard $79 one-month membership gives a $169 example. That starting example and the older $278 total are not universal bills: the prescribed dose and account quote matter.
Disclosure: Trimi sells a competing treatment program. This editorial comparison uses published prices and terms checked October 7, 2026. It is not a patient testimonial, clinical review or assessment of Mochi's treatment outcomes.
Medication price varies with the prescription
The tirzepatide landing page separates medication from membership. Mochi's dose-pricing article, updated September 18, lists representative monthly medication rates of $90 to $199, with an August 2026 price table. The rate can vary by prescribed dose, state and pharmacy.
With a standard one-month membership, $90 + $79 = $169; $199 + $79 = $278. These are calculations from published components, not a guaranteed all-in range. Mochi says the upcoming-order price in your account is the applicable medication quote.
The FAQ says shipping is included, while the legal terms allow applicable taxes, shipping and other medication charges. Confirm the checkout total, any required lab charges and the next refill price before paying.
Membership is a separate charge
The Mochi FAQ lists these standard Health Membership prices. Medication is additional.
| Membership term | Charge for the term | Calculated monthly equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $79 | $79 |
| 3 months | $207 | $69 |
| 6 months | $354 | $59 |
| 12 months | $588 | $49 |
Longer terms are prepaid memberships. The monthly equivalents are calculations, not installment billing. The FAQ also lists a different product, Covered With Mochi; its rates should not replace the standard membership figures above.
Check introductory offers against renewal costs
On the day checked, the landing-page banner advertised the first membership month free on a one-month plan, while its body advertised $39. Confirm which promotion applies to you at checkout and what membership will cost after it ends. Neither promotion includes every medication charge or guarantees prescription approval.
Cancellation and refund cutoffs
Mochi's terms, updated September 22, 2026, require account cancellation or a call to (619) 648-1247 before membership renewal. Email cancellation is invalid. Cancellation takes effect at the current term's end and also cancels medication subscriptions that require that membership.
For a pending medication refill, use Modify on the medication page before the refill request reaches the pharmacy. Check both membership and medication status; stopping a refill is a separate action from stopping membership renewal.
Partially used membership periods are generally nonrefundable, with limited discretionary exceptions that exclude months with provider services. Medication fees are nonrefundable once sent to the pharmacy for dispensing. The refund policy treats prescription sales as final; contact support about a suspected filling error.
Compare the payment commitment, then the care
Ask each program for your prescribed medication's price, the amount charged today, renewal terms, required tests and available provider support. Paying a fee does not ensure a prescription. Program fees do not establish product equivalence or suitability.
| Program and plan | Published billing basis | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Mochi, one-month membership | $79 membership plus separately quoted medication | Your dose, pharmacy, quote and refill cutoff |
| Trimi, monthly tirzepatide | $235 per month | Provider approval and cancellation terms |
| Trimi, annual tirzepatide | $1,500 upfront for 12 months, equivalent to $125 per month | Twelve-month commitment and annual refund terms |
Read Trimi's published pricing and terms, or the monthly subscription guide. Verify the checkout terms of whichever program you choose.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does tirzepatide cost through Mochi?
Mochi advertises compounded tirzepatide from $90 per month, with membership charged separately. Its dose-pricing article lists representative medication rates of $90 to $199. With the standard $79 one-month membership, the arithmetic is $169 to $278 before any other applicable charges. Your prescribed dose, state, pharmacy and account quote determine your bill.
Does Mochi's advertised $90 price include membership?
No. The $90 starting medication price requires a separate Mochi Health Membership and a prescription. It is not a universal price for every prescribed dose.
What are Mochi's prepaid membership prices?
The standard Health Membership FAQ lists $207 for three months, $354 for six months and $588 for twelve months, excluding medication. Dividing by the term gives $69, $59 and $49 per month. Those are budget equivalents, not monthly installment offers. The separate Covered With Mochi product has different prices.
Is Mochi's first membership month free or $39?
The medication landing page shows both a free-first-month banner for its one-month plan and $39 introductory copy. Confirm the offer that applies at checkout, its eligibility and the renewal charge. Medication costs remain separate.
How do I cancel Mochi membership and medication refills?
Use the account cancellation option or call (619) 648-1247 before membership renews; email is not a valid cancellation method under Mochi's terms. Membership ends at the current term's end and also cancels medication subscriptions that require it. For a pending refill, use Modify on the medication page before the request is sent to the pharmacy. Confirm both statuses.
Can I get a refund from Mochi?
Mochi's terms exclude refunds for partially used membership periods, with limited discretionary exceptions that exclude months when provider services were received. Medication fees are nonrefundable once sent to the pharmacy for dispensing. Its refund page treats prescription sales as final and directs filling-error concerns to support.
Is compounded tirzepatide FDA approved?
Compounded drugs are not FDA approved. FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. A licensed provider must assess whether a compounded prescription is appropriate; a program comparison does not establish equivalence to an approved product.
How should I compare Mochi with Trimi?
Compare the amount due now, medication at your prescribed dose, renewal terms and cancellation limits. Trimi lists compounded tirzepatide at $235 on a monthly plan, or $125 per month equivalent with a twelve-month commitment and $1,500 paid upfront. Provider approval is required. Program prices alone do not establish medical suitability or equivalent products.
Sources and verification
Checked October 7, 2026. Prices and terms may change. The dose article's price table is dated August 2026; confirm your upcoming-order quote. Conflicting introductory copy is reported above rather than treated as a universal offer.
- https://joinmochi.com/lp/compounded-tirzepatide
- https://joinmochi.com/blog/per-dose-pricing-mochi-health
- https://joinmochi.com/faqs
- https://joinmochi.com/termsandconditions
- https://joinmochi.com/refunds
- https://www.fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/compounding-and-fda-questions-and-answers
- https://trytrimi.com/pricing.md
- https://trytrimi.com/terms-of-service
This is information about published program terms, not medical advice. Discuss prescription treatment, risks and alternatives with a licensed provider.