Tirzepatide injectable
Listed form
Injection: Sequel lists compounded tirzepatide with vitamin B6 as Tirzepatide injectable.
Tirzepatide injection, oral melt and nasal spray
Find the form to discuss with your clinician
Sequel’s tirzepatide range includes injections, TirzeMelt oral melt and Tirz nasal spray. Compare how each is taken and the listed product options, then discuss your care with a licensed clinician.
Forms of tirzepatide
Sequel lists compounded injectable tirzepatide, an oral melt called TirzeMelt and a nasal spray called Tirz.
TirzeMelt
Listed form
Oral melt: Sequel lists its tirzepatide oral melt as TirzeMelt.
Tirz
Listed form
Nasal spray: Sequel lists its tirzepatide nasal spray as Tirz.
Compounded forms and Zepbound
Sequel's tirzepatide forms are compounded, not Zepbound. The FDA does not approve compounded drugs and does not verify their safety, effectiveness or quality before they are marketed. Zepbound's results apply to Zepbound, not to a compounded form.
Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
How care starts
Care starts with an online assessment of your health history. A licensed clinician reviews it and decides whether treatment is appropriate. If a prescription is written, a partner pharmacy dispenses it and ships it to you. Orders and ongoing care run through your Sequel portal. Care is for adults in every state except Louisiana and Mississippi.
Common questions
Can I switch forms at the same dose?
The Zepbound studies tested the injection only. These injection studies do not establish a conversion to oral or nasal doses, and they do not tell you what to expect from those forms. Raise a switch with your clinician during review.
What should I confirm before enrolling?
Confirm the exact form you would receive and which pharmacy would fill a prescription. Your plan price covers the assessment, medication, support and the Sequel platform, and you'll see the total at checkout. Email support@joinsequel.com with any questions.