Before you commit
Total cost
Ask for a written total that names the medicine, visits and tests.
A headline price is only useful once you know what it includes.
- Copay
- The part of a covered bill the patient pays.
What is known about a published price
As of September 28, 2026, the tesamorelin maker’s patient website published no medicine price.
The support pages said some patients with private insurance could get help paying copays.
They also described a way for some eligible patients to receive the medicine free of charge.
Those statements do not tell you whether you qualify or what you would pay.
Ask for the exact product, your own price and any terms attached to help with payment.
- A written quote
- A stated price for the exact product and care being offered.
Ask for each part of the bill
What is the medicine charge for the quoted supply?
What is charged for the first visit and later visits?
Are any tests billed separately?
Are there delivery, cancellation or ongoing membership charges?
Does the price change after an introductory offer?
Put the answers in the same note so the total is easy to compare.
- Like for like
- The same medicine, supply period and parts of care.
Compare the same offer
Line up the exact medicine names, the period covered and the included services.
Ask what remains payable if the doctor or other health professional decides against treatment.
Check that the product is the approved medicine before comparing prices.