Weight Loss

Mounjaro Weight Loss Injections

Price range: £175.00 through £305.00

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) weekly injections for weight management, priced by dosage strength. Pharmacist review required before supply.

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Introduction

About Mounjaro

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is a prescription injectable medicine used in weight management for selected adults. It is considered alongside nutrition, activity and follow-up after a clinician decides it is appropriate.

Private Pharmacy Care lists current dosage strengths and guide prices so you can plan your consultation with clear expectations. A pharmacist-led clinical review is required before any supply.

  • Mounjaro 2.5mg — £175
  • Mounjaro 5mg — £195
  • Mounjaro 7.5mg — £245
  • Mounjaro 10mg — £275
  • Mounjaro 12.5mg — £295
  • Mounjaro 15mg — £305

Benefits

Why people consider Mounjaro

Where it is clinically appropriate, Mounjaro may help some people reduce appetite and support weight reduction when lifestyle measures alone have not been enough.

  • Weekly injectable treatment

    Mounjaro is given as a weekly injection. Your clinician will explain how to use the device if treatment is approved.

  • Dual gut-hormone action

    Tirzepatide acts on GIP and GLP-1 pathways involved in appetite and blood sugar control. Your clinician will explain whether this option may suit you.

  • Step-up dosing

    Treatment usually starts at a lower dose and may increase over time under clinical supervision.

  • UK pricing by strength

    Guide prices are listed from 2.5mg to 15mg so you can see the range before you start a consultation.

Eligibility

Who Mounjaro may be for

A review typically covers BMI and weight history, type 2 diabetes status, previous weight-loss medicines, pancreatitis, gallbladder, thyroid or gastrointestinal history, pregnancy plans, current medicines and allergies.

May be suitable if

  • You are an adult and can complete a full medical questionnaire honestly
  • Your BMI is typically 30 or above, or 27 or above with a weight-related condition such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure or high cholesterol
  • You are ready to use medicine alongside diet and activity changes
  • You can attend follow-up and report side effects promptly

May not be suitable if

  • You are pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy soon
  • You have a history of certain thyroid cancers or Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia type 2, where relevant to the medicine
  • You have had pancreatitis or a condition your clinician considers unsafe with this treatment
  • You are looking for medicine without lifestyle change, or cannot commit to monitoring

A clinician decides whether treatment is appropriate. Completing a consultation does not guarantee a prescription.

How it works

How Mounjaro works

Tirzepatide acts on gut-hormone pathways involved in appetite and blood sugar control. It is injected on a weekly schedule and doses are often increased gradually to improve tolerability. It is not a lifestyle substitute.

  1. Online consultation

    Tell us about your weight history, BMI, medical conditions, medicines and whether you prefer injections or tablets.

  2. Clinical review

    A UK-registered clinician checks safety, eligibility and whether a licensed option is appropriate.

  3. If suitable, we dispense

    Approved treatment is dispensed by our pharmacy and delivered discreetly, with clear directions for use.

  4. Use it as part of a plan

    Medicine works best with a reduced-calorie diet, activity and follow-up. Contact us if side effects are troublesome.

Using treatment

How to use Mounjaro

If a prescription is issued, you will receive directions for use with your medicine. Inject exactly as trained and as the leaflet describes.

  1. Inject on the same day each week

    Choose a day you can keep to. Ask us before changing the day if you are unsure.

  2. Use the pen as trained

    Check the device, dose and expiry date before each injection. Do not use a damaged pen.

  3. Rotate injection sites

    Use recommended sites and rotate them to reduce skin irritation.

  4. Store as the leaflet advises

    Follow fridge and in-use storage instructions. Do not freeze. Keep out of the sight and reach of children.

  5. Do not change your dose yourself

    Dose increases are planned by the clinician. Contact us if side effects make the current dose difficult to tolerate.

Safety

Safety information

Mounjaro is prescription-only. Your clinician needs a complete picture of your health, including gallbladder disease, pancreatitis, thyroid history, diabetes medicines and gastrointestinal problems.

Side effects, interactions or medical history can mean treatment is unsuitable — a pharmacist-led review identifies this early.

Stop and seek urgent medical help if you have severe, persistent abdominal pain, signs of an allergic reaction, or symptoms your leaflet lists as serious.

  • Do not use if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding unless a clinician has specifically advised otherwise.
  • Tell us about all medicines and supplements, including insulin or other diabetes treatments.
  • Doses are usually increased slowly. Do not change your dose without advice.
  • This is not a substitute for emergency care. Go to A&E if you have severe symptoms.

Side effects

Possible side effects

Side effects are common when starting or increasing a dose, especially nausea. Many people find they settle as the body adjusts. Your leaflet lists the full profile for the specific medicine prescribed.

  • Nausea Often the most common effect when starting or increasing a dose. Smaller meals, eating slowly and avoiding rich foods can help.
  • Vomiting or diarrhoea Stay hydrated. Contact us if it is severe, persistent, or you cannot keep fluids down.
  • Constipation Fibre, fluids and gentle activity may help. Ask us if it continues.
  • Reduced appetite or indigestion Expected for some GLP-1 medicines. Tell us if you are eating very little or losing weight faster than advised.
  • Injection-site reactions Mild redness or itching can occur. Rotate injection sites as directed and tell us if the skin becomes very sore, swollen or infected.

Always read the patient information leaflet supplied with your medicine. This page is general information for UK patients and is not a substitute for personalised clinical advice.

Common questions

Mounjaro FAQs

Common questions about Mounjaro, eligibility, dosing and delivery. A clinician still decides what is right for you.

Do I need a prescription for Mounjaro?

Yes. Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is prescription-only. It is only supplied after a UK-registered clinician reviews your consultation and decides treatment is appropriate.

How is Mounjaro taken?

Mounjaro is given as a once-weekly injection. Your clinician and the patient information leaflet will confirm how to use the device supplied.

Which Mounjaro strength will I start on?

Treatment usually starts at a lower dose, such as 2.5mg, and may increase over time if it is tolerated. You can tell us a preference. The clinician decides the dose.

How much does Mounjaro cost?

Current private guide prices range from £175 for 2.5mg to £305 for 15mg. You only pay if treatment is approved. Prices are shown by strength on this page.

Is Mounjaro the same as Wegovy?

No. Mounjaro contains tirzepatide. Wegovy contains semaglutide. They are different medicines with different dosing. A clinician decides which option, if any, is suitable.

Will I definitely get Mounjaro?

No. Supply depends on eligibility, safety, product availability and clinical judgement. The clinician may recommend a different option or no medicine.

How quickly does Mounjaro work?

This varies. Doses are usually increased gradually. Lifestyle change remains an essential part of the plan.

What if I get side effects?

Read the leaflet first. Contact us for non-urgent advice. Seek urgent care for severe abdominal pain, allergic symptoms, or if you cannot keep fluids down.

How is delivery handled?

If a prescription is issued, our pharmacy dispenses the medicine and sends it to your UK address in plain packaging. You receive tracking details once the order has been dispatched.

How it works

  1. Complete an Assessment

    Complete the assessment associated with your medical condition

  2. Checkout

    Select your preferred treatment, so our prescribing pharmacists can assess if it's right for you

  3. Express Delivery

    If approved by our prescribing pharmacists, the pharmacy team will dispense and deliver your medication

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