Aide tirzepatide sublingual tablets box

Prescribed only after a review by a licensed clinician.

Weight Loss · Sublingual

Tirzepatide Sublingual Tabletsas a sublingual tablet

Dual GIP/GLP-1 support in a needle-free tablet that dissolves under the tongue, with titration managed by your clinician.

$ 249Per month

How It Works

  • Personalized to you

    Your clinician sets the plan around your history and goals.

  • Licensed pharmacies

    Prepared by state-licensed compounding pharmacies.

  • Ongoing support

    Your care team checks in and adjusts as you go.

Overview

Tirzepatide acts on two appetite hormones, GIP and GLP-1, to help with hunger, cravings, and portion size. This compounded tablet dissolves under the tongue, with no needles.

How it worksand what to expect

One tablet dissolved under the tongue each day, with doses stepped up gradually. Appetite usually quiets within the first weeks, with steady weight change over several months.

Tirzepatide Sublingual Tablets FAQ

What is Tirzepatide Sublingual Tablets?

Tirzepatide acts on two appetite hormones, GIP and GLP-1, to help with hunger, cravings, and portion size. This compounded tablet dissolves under the tongue, with no needles.

How is Tirzepatide Sublingual Tablets taken?

You let the tablet dissolve under your tongue at home. Step-by-step instructions are included, and your care team is available if you have questions.

Is Tirzepatide Sublingual Tablets right for me?

A licensed clinician reviews your health history, goals, and current medications during your consultation, then decides whether Tirzepatide Sublingual Tablets is appropriate. A prescription is never guaranteed.

Is Tirzepatide Sublingual Tablets FDA-approved?

Compounded medications are prepared by a state-licensed pharmacy for an individual patient and are not FDA-approved. The FDA has not evaluated them for safety or effectiveness. Your clinician will talk through the known and unknown risks with you.

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