Mounjaro at Pharmacy2U
What to know about getting Mounjaro (tirzepatide) through Pharmacy2U: the service, support and how to check it is properly regulated.
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Pharmacy2U's Mounjaro service
- Availability of Mounjaro
- Listed, not yet verified
- Delivery
- Not yet verified
- Clinical support
- Not yet verified
- Maintenance policy
- Not yet verified
Costs
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About Mounjaro
Licensed in the UK for weight managementPrescription-only medicine
- Active ingredient
- tirzepatide
- Drug class
- GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist
- Manufacturer
- Eli Lilly
- How it is taken
- Injection, once a week
- Device
- KwikPen (multi-dose pre-filled pen)
- Dose range
- 2.5mg to 15mg
- MHRA authorisation
- MHRA authorised for weight management, November 2023
- NICE guidance
- NICE TA1026 (December 2024)
| Dose | Role | Earliest start (if increased at every step) |
|---|---|---|
| Mounjaro 2.5mg | Starting dose | Week 1 |
| Mounjaro 5mg | Step-up dose | Week 5 |
| Mounjaro 7.5mg | Step-up dose | Week 9 |
| Mounjaro 10mg | Maintenance dose | Week 13 |
| Mounjaro 12.5mg | Maintenance dose | Week 17 |
| Mounjaro 15mg | Maximum dose | Week 21 |
Regulator checks
Check the registers yourself
Usual regulators for this type of service: GPhC (pharmacy premises); CQC if doctors prescribe.
- GPhC registration number
- Not yet verified
- CQC registered
- Not yet verified
In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, doctor-led services are regulated by Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales and RQIA respectively.