Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is a prescription only treatment licensed in the UK for weight management. If you are searching for Mounjaro pay monthly, EverydayMeds offers pricing that varies by prescribed strength and customer status, with single pens ranging from £129.99 to £318.99. Pricing includes the online clinical consultation, prescriber review, medication, and standard delivery where stated.
This page answers common questions about Mounjaro, including pricing, the online consultation and prescribing process, delivery, storage, repeat prescriptions, choosing a regulated provider, and using Mounjaro if you have diabetes.
Mounjaro was approved in the UK for weight management in 2023. This guide is intended for adults in the UK who want clear information about accessing Mounjaro through a regulated online prescribing service with home delivery.
Because Mounjaro is a prescription only medicine and prices can vary between providers, it is important to understand what is included, how the prescribing process works, and how to choose a GPhC registered UK pharmacy.
It also explains how Mounjaro is licensed for use alongside a reduced calorie diet and increased physical activity as part of a weight management programme.
Treatment suitability depends on an individual clinical assessment by a UK prescriber. The information on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace a personalised clinical assessment.
Pricing and Cost
How much does Mounjaro cost through EverydayMeds?
Pricing depends on the prescribed strength and whether you are a first time or returning customer. The 2.5 mg starting strength is often the lowest priced option. Single pens range from £129.99 (2.5 mg, first order) to £318.99 (15 mg, standard price), with bundle options available for eligible patients.
Across the UK market, introductory pricing for the 2.5 mg strength may range from around £125 to £165, although prices vary between providers and may change over time.
The live pricing table on this page always takes precedence, as prices are subject to change.
New customers can save £40 with code FIRST40, subject to the current offer terms. Returning customers receive a £25 discount automatically applied at checkout while the offer remains available.
What's included in the price?
The advertised price includes your online clinical consultation, prescriber assessment, prescribed Mounjaro pen(s), and standard tracked delivery, where stated.
Express 24 hour clinical assessment is not included in the standard price. Where available, it may be selected for an additional fee if you would like a faster clinical review than the standard assessment process.
Can I get Mounjaro on the NHS?
NHS access to tirzepatide for weight management is being introduced in phases. Following NICE Technology Appraisal TA1026 (published December 2024), tirzepatide is recommended for adults who meet specific eligibility criteria, including a BMI of 35 kg/m² or above (or 27.5 kg/m² or above where lower BMI thresholds apply for certain ethnic groups) and at least one weight related health condition.
NHS availability is being introduced gradually through NHS England, with eligibility depending on local commissioning arrangements and rollout stages. As a result, many people who are eligible for treatment may currently choose to access Mounjaro through a regulated private prescribing service.
(Source: NICE Technology Appraisal TA1026; NHS England interim commissioning guidance.)
Why do prices vary between suppliers?
Legitimate providers may structure their pricing differently. Some include services such as the clinical consultation and standard delivery in the advertised price, while others may charge for these separately.
When comparing providers, check what is included in the quoted price, including whether it covers the clinical assessment, prescribed medication, and standard delivery, rather than the medication alone.
If a price appears significantly lower than those offered by regulated UK pharmacies, it is worth checking that the provider is appropriately regulated and that the medicine is supplied through a legitimate prescribing process. See "Is it safe to buy Mounjaro from the cheapest supplier I can find?" below for more information.
Are there ways to reduce the cost?
The main ways to reduce the cost of treatment may include first order and returning customer discounts, where available. For some eligible patients, multi pen bundles may also offer a more convenient option if they are prescribed as part of an agreed treatment plan.
Always check the terms of any offer before ordering. Be cautious of any provider that offers to supply Mounjaro without an appropriate clinical assessment or prescriber review, as this may indicate that the provider is not following UK prescribing requirements.
Is It Safe? Verifying a Legitimate Supplier
Can I buy Mounjaro without a prescription?
No. Mounjaro is a prescription only medicine (POM) in the UK and can only be supplied following an appropriate clinical assessment and approval by an authorised prescriber.
If a website offers Mounjaro without a clinical consultation or prescriber review, it may not be following UK prescribing requirements. To help reduce the risk of counterfeit or unsafe medicines, always obtain Mounjaro through a regulated UK pharmacy.
How do I know I'm getting genuine medication at a fair price?
Check that the pharmacy is GPhC registered. EverydayMeds is operated by OVIO LTD, a GPhC registered UK pharmacy, and sources Mounjaro through licensed UK wholesalers.
You should also check that:
- A UK registered prescriber reviews your clinical consultation before any medication is dispensed.
- Your medication is supplied in appropriate temperature controlled packaging where required.
- The packaging includes the manufacturer's labelling, batch number, and expiry date.
If a provider appears willing to supply Mounjaro without an appropriate clinical assessment or prescriber review, it may not be following UK prescribing requirements.
Why shouldn't I just choose the cheapest option available?
Prescription only medicines require an appropriate clinical assessment and prescriber review before they can be supplied.
If a price appears significantly lower than those offered by regulated UK pharmacies, it is worth checking that the provider is appropriately regulated and that the medicine is supplied through a legitimate prescribing process. Very low prices may indicate that important parts of the prescribing process or other safeguards are not being followed.
How Ordering Works
What's the process to get Mounjaro through EverydayMeds?
- Complete a short online clinical consultation covering your medical history, current medicines, and weight management goals. A prescriber will use this information to assess whether Mounjaro is clinically appropriate for you.
- A UK registered prescriber reviews your consultation and decides whether treatment is suitable.
- If approved, your prescription is dispensed through EverydayMeds' GPhC registered pharmacy.
- Your medication is dispatched using temperature controlled, tracked packaging where appropriate.
How long does the process take?
Standard clinical assessment typically takes up to 3 working days. Where available, an express 24 hour clinical assessment can be selected for an additional fee if you require a faster review.
Once treatment has been approved, orders placed before 2 pm on a working day may be dispatched the same day for next day delivery, subject to courier availability and delivery location.
What if my application isn't approved?
If a prescriber decides that Mounjaro is not clinically appropriate for you, they will explain the reason for their decision. This assessment is based on your individual circumstances, including your medical history, current medicines, and other relevant clinical factors.
Where appropriate, you may be advised to speak with your GP or another healthcare professional about alternative weight management treatment options.
Can I buy Mounjaro for someone else?
No. Prescription medicines are prescribed for the individual who completed the clinical consultation and received prescriber approval.
You should not share prescription medication with anyone else, including family members. Each person's suitability for treatment must be assessed individually by an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Delivery and Storage
How is Mounjaro delivered?
In temperature-controlled, insulated packaging with tracking and a signature required on delivery, since Mounjaro must be stored at 2–8°C before first use. Deliveries cover mainland UK, most Scottish islands and Northern Ireland.
How should I store it once it arrives?
Follow the storage instructions provided with your prescription and the Patient Information Leaflet supplied with your medication.
Keep the pen cap on until you are ready to use it, and follow the manufacturer's storage instructions. Mounjaro pens should generally be stored in a refrigerator (do not freeze them), kept in their original packaging, and protected from light. Always check the expiry date before use.
If you have any concerns about how your medication has been stored, or if the pen looks different from usual, contact your pharmacy before using it.
Renewals and Ongoing Treatment
How do prescription renewals work?
Mounjaro prescriptions are issued for a set period, after which a renewal consultation is usually required.
Mounjaro is typically injected once a week according to the schedule provided by your prescriber. Treatment should continue alongside the diet and physical activity plan agreed as part of your weight management programme.
Renewal consultations usually include a review of your response to treatment, any side effects, and whether your current dose remains clinically appropriate. A prescriber will assess this information before deciding whether a further prescription is suitable.
Where appropriate, the dose may be increased gradually during treatment, often in 2.5 mg steps at intervals recommended in the licensed dosing schedule. The most suitable maintenance dose varies between individuals, and not everyone will require the highest available dose. The maximum licensed maintenance dose is 15 mg once weekly.
What ongoing support is available?
EverydayMeds' clinical team is available to answer questions about side effects, dosing schedules provided by your prescriber, and general support throughout your treatment.
If you miss a dose, follow the instructions provided by your prescriber or in the Patient Information Leaflet. In general, a missed dose may be taken within 96 hours. If more than 96 hours have passed, skip the missed dose and continue with your usual dosing schedule. Do not take two doses within 3 days of each other. If you miss more than one dose, speak to your prescriber or another healthcare professional before restarting treatment.
Continuing a healthy diet and regular physical activity during treatment, and after treatment has ended, can support your long term weight management goals.
If you have any questions or concerns during treatment, you can contact the pharmacy using the support channels listed at the bottom of this page.
Using Mounjaro for Weight Management If You Have Diabetes
This section explains the use of Mounjaro for weight management in people who have diabetes. It does not cover the use of Mounjaro as a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
Tirzepatide is also licensed separately for the treatment of type 2 diabetes under medical supervision. The prescribing pathway, treatment goals, and monitoring requirements for diabetes may differ from those for weight management.
How does Mounjaro support weight management?
Mounjaro works by mimicking the GLP 1 and GIP hormones, which help regulate appetite and support blood sugar regulation.
In clinical trials, some participants achieved weight loss of up to 22.5% of their body weight. Results varied between individuals, and outcomes depend on factors such as treatment duration, prescribed dose, and adherence to diet and physical activity. Clinical trials also found that 91% of participants lost at least 5% of their body weight.
Can I be considered for Mounjaro if I have diabetes?
Possibly, subject to an individual clinical assessment.
Your prescriber will review your diabetes history, current medicines, blood sugar management, and any diabetes related complications before deciding whether Mounjaro is clinically appropriate as part of your weight management plan alongside your existing diabetes care.
Will it affect my blood sugar or my diabetes medication?
Changes in appetite and food intake may affect blood sugar levels, so some people may need to monitor their blood sugar more closely, particularly when starting treatment.
Mounjaro (tirzepatide) may increase the risk of low blood sugar when used alongside certain diabetes medicines, especially insulin or sulfonylureas. Changes in alcohol intake may also affect blood sugar levels and calorie intake.
Do not stop or change your diabetes medication without advice from your healthcare professional.
Tell your prescriber about all diabetes medicines you are taking before starting treatment, and keep your diabetes healthcare team informed if you start Mounjaro for weight management. Continue following your existing diabetes management plan unless your prescriber advises you otherwise.
Should I tell my diabetes team I'm taking Mounjaro?
Yes. It is important to keep your diabetes healthcare team informed if you are starting Mounjaro for weight management.
Let them know about any changes in your appetite, weight, or blood sugar readings, and tell them if you experience side effects that affect your eating habits or make it more difficult to manage your usual diabetes routine.
Safety Information
Mounjaro is a prescription only medicine and should only be used under the supervision of an appropriately qualified prescriber.
Common side effects include nausea and diarrhoea. These are among the most commonly reported side effects during treatment and often improve as the body adjusts. Injection site reactions may also occur.
Less common but important risks include gallbladder problems and pancreatitis. Serious allergic reactions require urgent medical attention. Your prescriber may recommend further investigations, such as blood tests, if they are clinically appropriate based on your symptoms or medical history.
Mounjaro is not known to be addictive.
This page provides general information only and does not replace the Patient Information Leaflet supplied with your medication. Your prescriber will discuss the potential benefits, risks, and your individual safety profile during your consultation.
