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Eterna Health publishes monthly dose pricing for GLP-1s, names Red Rock Pharmacy as its primary compounding partner, and states that the pharmacy is PCAB accredited. Shipping expectations are spelled out with a pharmacy prep window and an expedited courier leg.
There is a notable update on the site. Eterna says compounded tirzepatide was discontinued on February 18, 2025 as shortages eased, with prescriptions routed to LillyDirect when clinically appropriate. Some pricing tiles still show older dose menus, so budget from the dose table on the page you plan to use and confirm during intake.
About Eterna Health
Straightforward dose-based pricing with named pharmacy partner. Read state availability and refund language closely.
Why it's for you
- Dose menu posted for semaglutide and tirzepatide, with per-month pricing at each step.
- Named partner pharmacy. Red Rock Pharmacy is listed as the primary provider and called out as PCAB accredited.
- Shipping expectations are clear. Pharmacy prep 2-3 business days plus 2-3 days expedited, or roughly a week from approval to delivery.
- HSA and FSA accepted. No insurance required.
- Option to route tirzepatide to LillyDirect with shortages resolved, rather than rely on a compound.
- Oral GLP-1 solution mentioned for those who prefer not to inject.
Why it's not for you
- Compounded medications are not FDA approved. The site explains compounding and notes no FDA pre-market approval.
- Refunds are tight. Terms say prescription products are final sale with no refunds.
- Site is inconsistent on service areas. One page lists almost nationwide coverage except a few states while another lists only six states. Confirm eligibility during checkout.
- Pricing tiles vary. You will see different starting figures across pages, so plan from the dose table that matches your order.
- Some states may incur higher medication costs according to the dose page footnote.
- Mandatory arbitration with Florida governing law appears in the Terms.
Pricing you can actually budget
Eterna posts monthly dose prices. For semaglutide the table reads 0.25 mg $179, 0.5 mg $215, 1.0 mg $251, 1.7 mg $287, and 2.5 mg $300 per month. Tirzepatide shows 2.5 mg $250, 5.0 mg $300, 7.5 mg $350, 10 mg $450, and 15 mg $500.
You will also see marketing tiles that say things like Only $179 per month or Starts at $149 per month. Treat those as entry anchors. Budget from the dose grid you intend to use and confirm after intake.
What the process looks like and how fast it moves
Intake is online. You submit health information, meet virtually with a provider, and if prescribed the pharmacy prepares and ships. The site sets expectations at two to three business days for pharmacy preparation and another two to three for expedited shipping. One page also states many patients receive medications within about seven days from approval.
Compounded vs brand: how Eterna frames it
Eterna explains that compounded medications are customized and do not go through FDA pre-market approval. They highlight Red Rock Pharmacy as the primary dispensing partner and call out PCAB accreditation. If you prefer brand tirzepatide, the site says compounded tirzepatide ended on February 18, 2025 with prescriptions routed through LillyDirect when appropriate.
Privacy, partner pharmacy, and the small print
Who does what. Eterna coordinates telehealth and routing. Independent providers prescribe and partner pharmacies dispense. The FAQ and weight-loss page state Red Rock Pharmacy as the dispensing partner and reference PCAB accreditation and USP 797 practices.
Refunds and returns. The Terms say prescription products are final sale with no refunds. Read that section before you check out and save your order emails.
Payments and coverage. Eterna does not take insurance. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
Dispute venue. Terms include a mandatory arbitration clause and specify Florida governing law.
FAQ: quick answers people search for
How much does GLP-1 treatment cost here? The dose table lists semaglutide at $179 to $300 per month depending on the step. Tirzepatide lists $250 to $500 per month on the legacy pricing page. Marketing tiles also show entry anchors such as $149 per month.
How fast is shipping? Expect two to three business days for pharmacy prep plus two to three for expedited shipping. The site also notes many patients receive medications within about seven days from approval.
Are these FDA-approved medications? Compounded medications are not FDA approved. Eterna explains compounding and why it exists.
What pharmacy fills the prescription? Red Rock Pharmacy is listed as the dispensing partner and is described as PCAB accredited.
Do they accept insurance or HSA/FSA? Insurance is not accepted for these programs. HSA and FSA are accepted.
Where is Eterna available? Availability messaging conflicts across pages. One page lists almost nationwide coverage except a few states while another lists six states. Confirm eligibility during signup.
Bottom line
Sarah Fisher
Senior Editor
Eterna Health is easy to price if you plan from the dose table and accept compounded options for semaglutide. The shipping cadence is realistic and the pharmacy partner is named with a quality credential. Read the Terms on refunds and arbitration, note that tirzepatide may route through LillyDirect, and double check your state during intake. If those points work for you, the program is a practical cash-pay path with clear expectations.
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