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When compounded tirzepatide makes sense: You don't have insurance, or your insurance doesn't cover GLP-1 medications You've tried to use the manufacturer coupon but were denied (common for Medicare, Medicaid, or government-employee insurance) You want predictable monthly costs without prior authorization battles You're willing to use a non-FDA-approved compounded version to access lower pricing When it doesn't: Your insurance covers brand-name Mounjaro or Zepbound with a reasonable co-pay (under $100/month) You qualify for Eli Lilly's patient assistance program (household income under $100,000) You're uncomfortable with compounded medications When Canadian access makes sense (and when it doesn't) The case FOR attempting Canadian access: Realistically, there isn't one for U.S