Zappy Health Review

Name: Zappy Health Review
Item: Zappy Health
Rating: 3.9
Author: GLP-1 Scout

Zappy Health posts visible GLP-1 cash prices. Semaglutide has a $159-per-month three-month starter and a $249 monthly option in most states, while tirzepatide is sold in three-, six-, or nine-month bundles with the vials shipped together.

Standard delivery is free and typically lands seven to ten business days after approval. You can also pursue brand Zepbound vials via LillyDirect self-pay if that is your preference.

Starter pricing that is easy to budget, multi-month tirzepatide bundles, and a named partner pharmacy.

3.9 /5

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About Zappy Health

Transparent entry pricing with clear multi-month bundles. Best for cash-pay users who can plan around a 7–10 business-day timeline and are comfortable with compounded meds.

Why it's for you

Published semaglutide pricing: $159 per month starter (three months billed upfront) or $249 per month in most states. Tirzepatide bundles run $329 per month for three months or $299 per month on six- and nine-month packages.
Free standard shipping with a typical delivery window of seven to ten business days after approval.
Multi-month packages ship vials together, which helps with planning travel and storage.
Option to use brand Zepbound vials via LillyDirect self-pay if you want a manufacturer path.
No membership or insurance requirement; HSA and FSA eligibility language appears on the site.
Named dispensing partner listed (Hallandale Pharmacy).

Why it's not for you

Compounded GLP-1s are not FDA-approved; the site reiterates the FDA does not evaluate compounded products for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Refund policy: 30-day satisfaction applies only if no medication is prescribed. Once shipped, a two-month contract applies and refunds are not available.
Availability limits include the semaglutide starter not being offered in AL, AR, CA, KS, MI, MN, or MS, and tirzepatide not available in HI.
A site banner notes new enrollments are paused while technology updates roll out; existing patients continue refills.
Past third-party pharmacy issues were reported in early 2025 coverage; Zappy says it ended that relationship and tightened vetting, so evaluate current partners.

Pricing and plans

Semaglutide costs $159 per month for a three-month starter ($477 upfront) in select states, or $249 per month if you prefer monthly billing in most states. Tirzepatide is structured as bundles: three months at $329 per month, or six- and nine-month packages at $299 per month. Multi-month buys ship the vials together so you can plan doses and travel.

State differences matter. The semaglutide starter is not offered in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, or Mississippi, and tirzepatide is not offered in Hawaii. Check the eligibility map before you budget.

If you want a brand path, Zappy points to LillyDirect’s Zepbound vials for self-pay. Manufacturer pricing in 2025 has 2.5 mg at $349 for four vials, with higher doses commonly $499 when you refill on time.

How it works and timing

Intake happens online, a provider reviews your chart, and if approved the prescription routes to a pharmacy partner. Delivery is free and most people see seven to ten business days from approval to doorstep.

Zappy does not call itself a pharmacy. The Terms describe Zappy as a platform connecting you to independent providers and licensed partner pharmacies, with clinical decisions made by the provider and dispensing handled by the pharmacy.

Compounded medications explained

Zappy’s pages state clearly that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and that the FDA does not evaluate compounded products for safety, effectiveness, or quality. That is standard for 503A compounding and worth weighing if you prefer only FDA-labeled brands.

Privacy, pharmacy, and terms

Who does what. Providers practice independently and partner pharmacies dispense; Zappy coordinates the connection and says you can request a transfer to your pharmacy of choice.

Refunds and cancellations. The help center outlines a 30-day satisfaction guarantee only if no medication is prescribed. After shipment, a two-month contract applies and refunds are not available.

Partner pharmacies. The partner list currently names Hallandale Pharmacy, and Zappy notes the list may change over time.

FAQ: quick answers

Is Zappy taking new patients? A site banner notes new enrollments are paused while technology updates roll out; existing patients continue care and refills.

How much does semaglutide cost here? $159 per month for a three-month starter in eligible states or $249 per month billed monthly in most states.

How much does tirzepatide cost? Three-month bundles run $329 per month, while six- and nine-month bundles are $299 per month with vials shipped together.

How fast is shipping? Shipping is free; plan for seven to ten business days from approval.

Are compounded GLP-1s FDA-approved? No. The site repeats that compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality.

Which pharmacy fills the prescriptions? The partner list currently highlights Hallandale Pharmacy, though Zappy may update partners over time.

Can I go brand-name instead? Yes. Zappy points to LillyDirect self-pay vials and cites current pricing at $349 for 2.5 mg and $499 for higher doses when refilled on time.

Bottom line

Keith Murphy

Senior Editor

If you want clear cash pricing and are comfortable with compounded GLP-1s, Zappy is easy to budget. The starter for semaglutide, the bundle math for tirzepatide, and the free-shipping window make planning simple if you can order a week ahead.

It is not the right fit if you need brand pens at a flat monthly membership or flexible refunds after shipment. Check your state eligibility, note the current pause on new enrollments, and confirm the dispensing pharmacy on your order before you pay.