Tirzepatide Microdose
A gentler way to begin compounded tirzepatide — the same once-weekly dual GLP-1 + GIP medication, started at a low dose and increased slowly under a licensed U.S. provider. Built to ease you in and help minimize the side effects that can come with a faster start. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
- Starts at a fraction of the standard dose
- Ramped up slowly by your provider — the gentle way to begin
- One price includes visit, medication & ongoing care
No membership fee · same price at every dose
From the Harmon family — trusted in health & wellness for over 50 years.
The same medicine — a gentler start
Same compounded tirzepatide, started low and stepped up slowly so your body can adjust — aiming for fewer side effects and a routine that is easier to stick with.
Start at a fraction
You begin well below the standard dose — a small amount so your body meets the medication gently.
Ramp up slowly
Your provider steps your dose up over the weeks, only as you're ready — never faster than your body wants.
Fewer side effects
Easing in is designed to reduce the nausea and discomfort that cause many people to quit — so you can stay consistent.
A gradual, guided ramp-up
You start at a very low dose and step up slowly — only as you're comfortable. A typical gentle-start titration looks like this:
A low, easy starting step.
A gentle first increase, as tolerated.
Continued slow ramp with provider check-ins.
Reach the standard starting dose — or hold lower if that is right for you.
Because microdoses are small, your provider gives you the exact amount to draw for your vial — we recommend a low-dead-space syringe for accuracy.
This titration schedule is a general example. Your actual dose and schedule are determined by your provider.
One price covers everything
Provider care
Online visit, prescription & follow-ups with a licensed clinician.
Your medication
Dispensed and shipped from a licensed U.S. pharmacy.
Supplies & shipping
Injection supplies included, delivered free and discreetly.
Unlimited messaging
Reach your care team anytime with questions.
Questions, answered
Microdosing means starting Tirzepatide at a much lower dose than usual and increasing it slowly over time. It's the same compounded medication — just a gentler on-ramp meant to reduce side effects.
People new to GLP-1s, anyone who's had nausea or side effects before, or those who simply want to ease in. A licensed provider reviews your history and decides whether it's appropriate for you.
A gentle start is about comfort and tolerability. As your provider steps your dose up over time, you can reach standard doses. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and individual results vary.
Because microdoses are small, your provider gives you the exact amount to draw for your vial, and we recommend a low-dead-space syringe for accuracy. Your dose is always personalized to you.
Monthly bills each month and you can cancel anytime. The 3-month plan is paid upfront at a lower effective monthly rate — about 15% less per month.
Real physicians. Certified pharmacies.
Care from licensed U.S. physicians
- Every plan is reviewed and prescribed by a U.S.-licensed physician — never a bot or an algorithm.
- Your provider reviews your full medical history and prescribes only when treatment is appropriate for you.
- The same care team stays with you — adjusting your dose and answering questions at every step.
Only 503A-certified pharmacies
We dispense only through U.S. state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies — the highest-certified partners we work with, following USP compounding standards.
- U.S. state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacies
- Tested for purity and potency
- Shipped free and discreetly to your door
Results, or your money back.
Follow your provider's plan for 90 days. If you don't see progress, we'll refund your program — and you only ever pay if a provider prescribes treatment.
Refund covers the Harmon program fee for your first 90 days when the prescribed plan is followed; already-shipped compounded medication cannot be returned. Full terms provided at checkout.
Important safety information
Prescription products require an online consultation with a licensed provider who determines if treatment is appropriate. Tirzepatide Microdose is not suitable for everyone and may cause side effects. This page is general information, not medical advice; individual results vary.