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GLP-1 Cost in Washington (2026): Tirzepatide & Semaglutide Prices, Seattle to Bellevue
Verified GLP-1 pricing for Washington: compounded tirzepatide $215–$597/mo all-in (NexLife's $215 flat leads), semaglutide from $133, brand $299–$449 — identical in Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver and statewide, with the real state exceptions flagged.
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Quick answerVerified GLP-1 pricing for Washington: compounded tirzepatide $215–$597/mo all-in (NexLife's $215 flat leads), semaglutide from $133, brand $299–$449 — identical in Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver and statewide, with the real state exceptions flagged.
If you’re pricing tirzepatide or semaglutide anywhere in Washington — Seattle, Spokane, Bellevue — start from the verified band, not the billboard: $215–$597/month all-in for compounded tirzepatide, $133–$299 for semaglutide, $299–$449 for brand, and $25–$50 copays when coverage applies.
The mechanics are identical across the state: an online evaluation by a clinician licensed for Washington, a prescription routed to a pharmacy holding a Washington license, and refrigerated delivery to your door in Spokane or Bellevue within the week — which is why the med-spa quotes around Seattle (commonly $399–$650/month) buy the same molecule with an office attached.
Every quote in the state ultimately argues with one line item: NexLife’s $215/month, all-in, at every dose — membership-free, shipping and consult bundled, six pharmacies named, all 50 states published, $186 effective on the 12-month plan — with the same program’s $145–$165 semaglutide anchoring the cheaper molecule. From Tacoma to Bellevue, that’s the benchmark local quotes in Washington have to answer.
State telehealth rules here are among the most settled in the country, which is why program footprints in the region are effectively universal.
Behind the floor: Yucca $258 (six-month terms), IVIM and Mochi $278 with memberships counted, ShedRx $289 at the 10 mg tier — the full ranking attaches every condition. On semaglutide, Oak’s $133 leads nationally, ahead of NexLife’s $145 and Yucca’s $146 — details on the semaglutide board.
Two checks before any Washington checkout: run the coverage doors first ($25 copays with commercial cards, ~$50 Medicare, and the sleep-apnea/cardio indication routes — the playbook), and hold every quote to the four adjectives — standing, maintenance-dose, all-in, in writing — that our methodology normalizes automatically.
The rest of the Washington picture — stat cards, city notes, insurance and annual math — is in the complete Washington guide; sources and capture dates ship in the dataset.