Got a quick question? Not sure if something deserves its own post? Ask away here.

This thread is for general questions, discussions, and advice that doesn't need a separate post. The community is welcome to help, but please do your own research before making any decisions.

A few reminders:

💉 Still prescription-only. Please don't ask how to obtain without a prescription. Discussion of grey/research peptides is an instant ban.

🚫 No personal referral codes or affiliate links. If only you benefit from someone using your code, it doesn't belong here.

💰 Feel free to ask about current promotions or experiences with providers, but keep it within the rules.

❗If you need medical care, reach out to your provider.

Got a quick question? Not sure if something deserves its own post? Ask away here.

This thread is for general questions, discussions, and advice that doesn't need a separate post. The community is welcome to help, but please do your own research before making any decisions.

A few reminders:

💉 Still prescription-only. Please don't ask how to obtain without a prescription. Discussion of grey/research peptides is an instant ban.

🚫 No personal referral codes or affiliate links. If only you benefit from someone using your code, it doesn't belong here.

💰 Feel free to ask about current promotions or experiences with providers, but keep it within the rules.

❗If you need medical care, reach out to your provider.

To limit the amount of, "is this telehealth reputable? has anyone heard of this company? what pharmacy does this telehealth use?" posts, /r/tirzdeals is trying something new so that the subreddit stays focused on new deals/discounts.

Got a quick question? Not sure if something deserves its own post? Ask away here.

This thread is for general questions, discussions, and advice that don't need a separate post. The community is welcome to help, but please do your own research before making any decisions.

A few reminders:

💉 Still prescription-only. Please don't ask how to obtain without a prescription.

🚫 No personal referral codes or affiliate links. If you benefit from someone using your code, it doesn't belong here.

💰 Feel free to ask about current promotions or experiences with providers, but keep it within the rules.

❗If you need medical care, reach out to your provider.

AVAILABLE IN ALL 50 STATES AND WASHINGTON, D.C.!

To quote u/LumosAcccio - Let's keep the Olathon going! (like, Toyotathon... get it? lol)

Following yesterday's semaglutide news, we're excited to announce that we are now offering Greenwich/ECP tirzepatide too. You asked for them, so here we are. Orders are open right now!

👇🏻 Special price (on 12-week plans only) until August 31 👇🏻

🚨 The 12-week plans (this is where we went all in)

Swipe on mobile if you don't see all 4 columns 👉

Plan	Vials	Total mg	Price (until 8/31)
Ripple*(12-week starter titration)*	5 mg/mL x 2mL15 mg/mL x 2mL20 mg/mL x 2mL	80mg	🚨 $259 🚨~~$349~~
Wave*(12-week, any dose)*	3 vials at your prescribed concentration, x 2mL each	Up to 180mg, depending on your levels	🚨 $359 🚨~~$409~~

Glycine concentration = 0.5 mg/mL in each vial. It's standard across the board.

Both plans are fully 28-day compliant; no vial sits around past its safe window. Wave's total mg depends entirely on where your provider has you titrating. Same flat price either way, so the higher your levels, the higher concentration vials you receive.

Link to buy 👉🏻 https://joinolahealth.com/products/tirzepatide

The vials, if you'd rather go month to month

Standardized vials with glycine, one concentration per Level.

Swipe on mobile if you don't see all 4 columns 👉

Level	Concentration	Vial	Total mg
L1 (1.5mg) OR L1/L2 combo (1.5 → 3mg, 2 weeks each)	5mg/0.5mg/mL	2mL	10mg
L2 (3mg)	10mg/0.5mg/mL	2mL	20mg
L3 (6mg)	15mg/0.5mg/mL	2mL	30mg
L4 (9mg)	20mg/0.5mg/mL	2mL	40mg
L5 (11mg)	25mg/0.5mg/mL	2mL	50mg
L6 (13.5mg)	30mg/0.5mg/mL	2mL	60mg

We know the 1-month vial pricing isn't the headline here, and I can't make it any clearer: WE KNOW that's why we're being upfront about it 😅 The 12-week plans are where we pushed hardest to get you all real value, so if you're going to commit to a plan, this is the one worth looking at.

1-month pricing:

• Starter vial (Levels 1-3, 1.5-6mg): $189
• Advanced vial (Levels 4-6, 9-13.5mg): $229

Link to buy 👉🏻 https://joinolahealth.com/products/tirzepatide

A couple of honest notes, same as with our other new partners

Greenwich/ECP is a new addition, brought on because a lot of you asked for them by name. We did the due diligence with our medical and pharmacy fulfillment partners; otherwise, we wouldn't have brought them on.

As always, no forced subscriptions, no sneaky auto-renew, etc. Clear pricing up front.

Shipping: orders ship about 24 hours after your prescription is issued. The portal will update automatically as things move, so you'll see the status there. If you're really, really excited and want to be the first to know when they're shipping your medication, download the UPS and FedEx apps, and create an account with your name and address. Once the pharmacy creates a label under your name and address, you'll get a notification. This is the fastest way to see it.

If something's actually delayed or off, email us at support@joinolahealth.com and we'll jump on it. We're always glad to chat here too, but we can miss a post on a busy Reddit day. For order status specifically, support will get you a faster, more accurate answer than a comment thread will 🫶🏻

Link to buy 👉🏻 https://joinolahealth.com/products/tirzepatide

Questions? Drop them below 😄 💙

Thank you for being here! 🌊

Welcome to r/TirzDeals!

This community is dedicated to sharing prescription-only tirzepatide deals, discounts, promotions, and first-hand reviews of providers you've personally used.

Before posting, please take a minute to read the rules.

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What belongs here:

- Current discounts, coupon codes, and promotions.

- Reviews of providers only if you used a deal or promotion you found here from a new, lesser used telehealth (note: multiple reviews of the same provider may be removed, consider replying as a comment to active threads instead. Reviews of the big guys will be removed.)

- Price updates.

- News about deals ending or changing.

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What doesn't belong here:

- General tirzepatide questions.

- Progress pictures.

- Medical advice or dosing discussions.

- "Where can I find the cheapest tirzepatide?" posts.

- Requests for deals on very specific combinations or additives.

- Personal referral or affiliate codes.

- Non-prescription products. Instant ban.

- Technical help with telehealths; utilize their own subreddits instead. We can't help you or guarantee they'll ever see it.

- Reviews of larger telehealths that everyone already knows is great.

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In an effort to focus this subreddit on deals only, posts must be approved by a moderator. Unless you receive a comment saying your post has been removed, it's just in the queue!

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Please do your own research before purchasing from any provider. A deal being shared here does not mean it's endorsed by the moderators or guaranteed to be safe or reputable. Likewise, this sub is not affiliated with any one telehealth.

Our goal is to keep this subreddit organized, useful, and easy to search so people can quickly find legitimate promotions and honest experiences.

Thanks for being here!

Hi all,

Mod here with some rule updates & I'd love everyone's feedback.

• Posts now require a flair. Currently, there are flairs for reviews, deals/codes, questions, and expired/unavailable (this one should be used by the OP once the deal is no longer active but mods can also add this flair if promotions are no longer available.)

Feel free to report any posts we may miss if they're expired. Hopefully that helps users sort for what they're actually looking for. Please let me know if more flairs should be added. I am debating removing "questions" for reasons listed below.

• Reviews should only be for promotions or discounts you've used from this subreddit.

This is not the place to review the bigger guys that we already know are great. There have been a lot of smaller telehealths popping up with discounts or promotions, and reviewing these helps others know whether they want to use them. This also means no pharmacy reviews or "Apothecary doesn't hit like ProRx did!"

• This isn't a general tirzepatide advice or help forum.

There's already a massive subreddit dedicated to general tirz info, and if you search through it, 99% of the time you'll find what you need. Questions about dosing, instructions, needles, time of day you should inject, what pharmacy you prefer, favorite additive, how to travel etc. do not belong here. Reach out to your medical provider with any medical related questions. 

• "Who has the cheapest...?" questions don't belong here either.

Do your own research. Search reddit. Read the posts and comments that others have provided for you. Don't expect people to do all the legwork for you.

• /r/TirzDeals isn't for beginners.

This subreddit was primarily created for users to share discounts and promotions they come across without being hit with, "I've never heard of this company before! I'll stick with Another Company!" or people who do not know how to use a privacy card.

If you have never been prescribed tirzepatide before, you'll probably have better luck with well established telehealths and browsing their own subreddits. 

It's totally okay to be loyal to one telehealth (I'm pretty loyal to 2 of them myself) and also want to try a new pharmacy out or get a refill for cheaper because money is tight this quarter. It's also okay to shop around for a telehealth that suits you. 

The main sub has created fantastic resources for everyone to use re: where to buy, beginners, etc. This sub is in no way competing with that. 

I would love feedback on whether we should have a weekly general post as a catch-all for the questions or "has anyone used...?" type of posts.

As always, use caution when ordering from any new telehealth. Research peptides, grey or non-prescription will not be tolerated here and will result in an automatic ban.

Because they're all too big.

I am not at my first goal weight of 165lbs yet, which is what I was the last time I was wearing these clothes. I kept them because I felt the best in them, you know the jeans that hug everything just right, the pretty summer tops that I was so excited for since it's like 200° outside and it's July 4th. I had my whole outfit planned for tonight!

Two freaking storage totes full and only 2 things kind of fit.

So, just a reminder: it doesn't come off the same way each time. Your body is probably going to be different 5, 10, 20 years later. Your body has also been doing other things in that time frame besides gaining weight, too.

This has been a big wakeup call that I was chasing a weight I felt really good at without acknowledging what my body has been doing since 2020 and it's kind of slapped the body dysmorphia demon in her face. I looked good in these clothes. I didn't feel fat or insecure in them. I have pictures of me in these clothes that I absolutely adored and would always look at them when I needed motivation. Was I still overweight then? 100%.

I gained a lot of weight during COVID. It was a really hard time. My mom died in 2023 and I coped with eating. I went from 165-235 (maybe higher.) And I've been so focused on what weight I had gained without ever looking at what else had changed in the good ways.

My job at 165lbs was fairly sedentary, light walking. In the past 5 years, it's turned into a lot of walking and lifting heavy metal parts that weigh 20lbs to 95lbs constantly. I'm not jacked, no one is mistaking me for a body builder don't worry. But it is very noticeable in my arms, shoulders, thighs, and back. There is muscle there that didn't used to be, muscle I couldn't see at 235lbs. So, 171lbs looks a bit different with some muscle than 165lbs with none.

Even when the scale says these clothes should be a bit snug, that I still have 6lbs to go for them, meanwhile the jeans won't stay up, the leggings are baggy, the shirts fall off my shoulders, and the bras are supporting air.

I still want to lose weight. I'm definitely not "skinny" and I'm not delusional about it. But I'm excited to see these changes in my body and be able to appreciate them in a new way.

Bummed about the clothes, though.

edit: Sent email to both their managers and CC'd them as well. =) Thanks for the encouragement! I'm a baby manager and still scared of the big dogs lol.

Hi all,

When there is someone who goes above & beyond to help your department out, is it alright to kind of give them a shout out to their own managers via email? Do you actually give a shit about these kinds of emails and want them?

We have an employee who has frequently helped our department (and others) but they're not my direct report. I would love to send her manager an email that's just like, hey, this person helped us out with this, this and this, just wanted to let you know, we appreciate her etc. I love getting this kind of feedback about my own team and being able to tell them thank you for things I maybe wasn't aware of, and it always goes in their file and gets noted again when time for reviews. It's super refreshing to have good news end up in my inbox vs complaints.

This employee is not eligible for any of our employee of the month programs or anything because they're a supervisor, and they're also not ditching their own work to help us out. Just things like we've found a problem, they've given us ideas for a solution, helped us implement stuff, etc. Basically the definition of a team player.

I send these emails frequently within my own department but for some reason I'm hesitant to fire one off to their manager because I don't want it to seem like I'm playing favorites or trying to waste their time, but I do think it's nice to recognize someone for really trying & caring about their job and the company as a whole.

Going forward, please do not advertise them here. I don't care what kind of deals they come out with.

I know this sub is small. But it's unprofessional and shitty behavior to take someone's comment in this subreddit and publicly blast them on a much larger subreddit because you didn't like their totally benign comment.

To the user this happened to, I'm sorry. And thank you to those that made us aware this had happened. 💜

Hi! New here.

As part of a save money/get healthier journey, vaping is the last thing standing. My doctor prescribed bupropion (standard schedule it seems, 150mg/daily for 3 days, twice a day after that) and take it for 2 weeks prior to quit date.

I started Sunday and the only side effect I've noticed was dry mouth yesterday but it's still obviously too early to tell anything.

But my trusty geekbar tastes like total shit. It's new so it's not like it's dry or anything. And it's hard to explain what it even tastes like except just not good. Food/drinks still tastes the same. My doctor didn't really explain a lot besides giving me the standard seizure risks/anxiety thing. Would 4 days on even be making a difference?

Not complaining about it. I left my vape in the car last night when I got home and around 1AM thought about going to go get it but was immediately like, "but it tastes like butt & it's raining... stay on the couch."