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You can get Mounjaro® for weight loss online through online pharmacies and telehealth platforms like Hers.
Through Hers, you can access Mounjaro®, tools to build healthy habits, and unlimited, ongoing support from healthcare providers.
You don’t need insurance to access Mounjaro® online through Hers.
Mounjaro® (tirzepatide) is an injectable medication approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for type 2 diabetes and used off-label as a weight loss drug.
You can visit your primary care provider to get Mounjaro® in person, or go through an online pharmacy or telehealth platform like Hers to get Mounjaro® online.
Read on for how to get Mounjaro® for weight loss online with and without insurance.
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Mounjaro® is a prescription drug. The best way to get a Mounjaro® prescription is to connect with a healthcare provider who can determine if the medication is right for you and write you a prescription if so.
You can connect with your primary care provider or a licensed healthcare provider online through a telehealth platform like Hers.
With insurance, you can get Mounjaro® through your primary care provider or through some telehealth platforms.
Depending on your insurance plan, you may need prior authorization from your prescribing healthcare provider to get Mounjaro® coverage. There are also eligibility criteria you’ll likely need to meet, like having a type 2 diabetes diagnosis.
Instead of paying for the medication at a pharmacy or through a telehealth platform, your insurance company will cover the cost. You may still need to pay a copay or meet a deductible first.
Heads up: You can’t get Mounjaro® covered for weight loss alone because it’s only FDA-approved for diabetes. Though it’s sometimes prescribed off-label for weight loss.
→ Learn more: Are Weight Loss Drugs Covered by Insurance?
If you Googled “Mounjaro® buy online no insurance,” you’re not alone. Without insurance, you can still get Mounjaro® if you’re eligible for the medication.
You can access it through your primary care provider or through a telehealth platform like Hers. You’ll then cover the cost of the treatment yourself — no insurance necessary.
With a telehealth platform, you’ll connect with a licensed healthcare provider online who can make sure Mounjaro® is right for you and write you a prescription if it is.
Since you’re not going through your insurance provider, you may be able to get Mounjaro® for weight loss, even if you don’t have diabetes.
To buy Mounjaro® online, you’ll need a virtual consultation with a healthcare professional to discuss a treatment plan and determine whether the drug is right for you.
If a healthcare provider prescribes Mounjaro®, you can often order the medication directly through the platform you used for your consultation. Depending on the platform, you can then pick it up at your local pharmacy or choose home delivery.
Hers offers access to Mounjaro® online. You’ll start by taking a free online weight loss assessment to connect with a healthcare provider. If right for you, you’ll get a prescription and a personalized treatment plan.
We’ll send Mounjaro® to your door, and you’ll get access to tools and ongoing support to help achieve your weight loss goals.
When looking for an online pharmacy, beware (and steer clear) of ones that:
Don’t require a prescription
Aren’t licensed in the United States and by your state board of pharmacy
Don’t have a licensed pharmacist on staff
Send medication in broken or damaged packaging or in a foreign language
Send medication without an expiration date or that’s expired
Offer prices that seem too good to be true
Sell your information to other websites
You’ll want to order only from pharmacies that require a prescription, have a physical U.S. address and phone number, are licensed with a state board of pharmacy, and have a licensed pharmacist on staff to answer questions.
There are plenty of alternatives to Mounjaro® for weight loss.
Zepbound®, for example, also contains the active ingredient tirzepatide. But it’s FDA-approved for people with obesity, or those with overweight who have a weight-related health condition like:
High blood pressure (hypertension)
High cholesterol (dyslipidemia)
Heart disease
Your healthcare provider may prescribe Zepbound® instead of Mounjaro®, depending on drug shortages and whether you have any preexisting health conditions.
Other injections used for weight loss include:
Semaglutide (Ozempic®, Wegovy®)
Liraglutide (Victoza®, Saxenda®)
Generic liraglutide
Oral weight loss medications include:
Buproprion
Metformin
Naltrexone
Phentermine-topiramate (Qsymia®)
Orlistat (Xenical®)
Hers offers access to oral weight loss medication kits that are personalized to your unique needs, including your budget.*
You can buy virtually anything online these days. But if you’re considering buying Mounjaro® online, know that it requires a bit more than just having your credit card number memorized.
Here’s what to keep in mind:
FDA-approved for managing type 2 diabetes and sometimes prescribed off-label for weight loss, Mounjaro® requires a prescription from a licensed healthcare professional.
If you have a Mounjaro® prescription, you can order the medication online.
Be sure to check that the online pharmacy you use has a licensed pharmacist on staff, is licensed with a state board of pharmacy, has a physical U.S. address, and requires a prescription.
You can access Mounjaro® through a telehealth platform like Hers and order the medication to your door.
Mounjaro® is just one of many medications that can be part of an effective toolkit for weight management. You can explore other weight loss treatment plans online and find the right one for you.
Get answers to frequently asked questions about how to get Mounjaro® for weight loss.
Yes, you can buy Mounjaro® online, but you need a prescription from a licensed healthcare professional. You can connect with a healthcare provider and get Mounjaro® online through telehealth platforms like Hers.
No, you can’t buy Mounjaro® over the counter because it requires a prescription. Once you have a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider, you can get your medication delivered from an online pharmacy through a telehealth platform like Hers or pick it up at your local pharmacy.
For a rough idea, the cost of Mounjaro® can range from $1,000 to $1,900 for a one-month supply. But the cost of Mounjaro® can vary depending on many factors, including your insurance coverage, the dose you’re prescribed, and which pharmacy you use.
→ Learn more: Tirzepatide Cost
Mounjaro® works by mimicking the effects of glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) and glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), hormones that stimulate insulin secretion to regulate blood sugar levels. Mounjaro® is a GIP receptor agonist and a GLP-1 receptor agonist, and it can cause weight loss by reducing your appetite and helping you feel fuller.
Like any medication, Mounjaro® comes with potential side effects. The most common side effects of Mounjaro® include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, abdominal pain, and indigestion.
There’s also a risk of more serious adverse effects from Mounjaro®, such as:
Inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis)
Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) if you take an insulin secretagogue or insulin
Acute gallbladder disease
Acute kidney injury
Severe gastrointestinal reactions
You can’t take Mounjaro® if you have medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC) or multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN 2).
Mounjaro® might work for you. A clinical trial sponsored by Eli Lilly, the manufacturer of Mounjaro® and Zepbound®, found that people taking tirzepatide lost an average of almost 21 percent of their body weight over 72 weeks with the highest dose. Mounjaro® works best when combined with eating nutritious foods and doing more movement.
You may be able to get your insurance provider to cover Mounjaro® if you have type 2 diabetes. This is what the medication is FDA-approved for. If you’d like to take Mounjaro® off-label for weight loss, you probably won’t get insurance coverage. Consider paying for the treatment out of pocket, or looking into medications FDA-approved for obesity and overweight.
You can ask your doctor to prescribe Mounjaro® by discussing your weight, medical history, weight loss goals, and previous attempts at weight loss. If Mounjaro® is right for you, your doctor may prescribe it. If not, they may recommend other weight loss medications or ways to lose weight.
→ Read next: How to Ask Your Doctor for Weight Loss Pills
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*Oral weight loss medication kits are compounded products. The FDA does not approve nor review compounded products for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
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Full Name: Lynn Marie Morski, MD, JD
Current Role at Hims & Hers: Medical Advisor
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Juris Doctor - Thomas Jefferson School of Law, 2014
Doctor of Medicine - Saint Louis University School of Medicine, 2005
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Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship - University of Arizona, 2009
Family Medicine Residency - Mayo Clinic - 2008
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Physician & Subinvestigator/Clinician Rater - Kadima Neuropsychiatry Institute, January 2025–
Investigator - Elite Clinical Network, June 2024–
Physician - Veterans Administration, 2010–2019
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Morski LM. Invited Commentary on Psychedelic Therapy: A Primer for Primary Care Clinicians. Am J Ther. 2024;31(2):e183-e185. https://journals.lww.com/americantherapeutics/citation/2024/04000/invited_commentary_on_psychedelic_therapy__a.9.aspx
Grover, M., Anderson, M., Gupta, R., Haden, M., Hartmark-Hill, J., Morski, L.M., Sarmiento, Dueck, A. Increased osteoporosis screening rates associated with the provision of a Periodic Health Examination. J Am Board Fam Med November-December 2009 vol. 22 no. 6 655-662. https://www.jabfm.org/content/22/6/655.long
Morski, L.M., Bratton,R.L. and DeBrino, G. Older Man With Fever and Tender Rash. Consultant, 2009, May 49(5). https://www.consultant360.com/content/older-man-fever-and-tender-rash
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