What is GLP-1 microdosing?
Microdosing means using a GLP-1 medication at lower, individually tailored doses than typical weight-loss protocols. For the right patient, the goal is appetite “quieting,” metabolic support, and better daily energy with a gentler experience. Because these personalized low-dose regimens aren't commercially manufactured, they are prepared for each patient by a U.S. state-licensed compounding pharmacy under a provider's prescription.
Research on low-dose GLP-1 protocols is still developing — that's said plainly. Your provider will walk through what's known, what isn't, and whether a microdosing program fits your health picture. Available to adults with BMI over 20; labs are recommended but not required.
Programs
| Muscle & Energy | Tirzepatide + NAD+ + L-carnitine + B12 | $169/mo (12-wk) |
| Energy & Mental Acuity | Semaglutide or tirzepatide + NAD+ + B12 | $169/mo (12-wk) |
| Metabolic Support | Tirzepatide + inositol | $169/mo (12-wk) |
| Sleep Support | Tirzepatide + NAD+ + B12 + magnesium + L-theanine | $169/mo (12-wk) |
How it works
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Answer health questions in about 5 minutes — no appointment, no waiting room.
Provider review
A licensed clinician reviews your health history and determines whether treatment is appropriate for you.
Delivered monthly
If prescribed, your medication ships from a U.S. state-licensed pharmacy directly to your door.
Is microdosing right for me?
It may fit if you're wellness-oriented, want appetite and metabolic support without a maximum-dose protocol, or found standard dosing hard to tolerate. It's not a fit if you're pregnant or nursing, have a history of medullary thyroid carcinoma or MEN 2, or if your provider determines GLP-1 therapy isn't appropriate. Every program starts with a provider review — and you won't be charged if you don't qualify.
Frequently asked questions
What does GLP-1 microdosing cost?
$179 per 4 weeks, or $169/month on a 12-week plan ($507 total) — including provider review, personalized medication if prescribed, and shipping.
Is microdosing proven?
Low-dose GLP-1 protocols are an emerging area and research is still developing. Your provider will discuss current evidence honestly and whether a personalized low-dose program is appropriate for your goals.
Why is microdosing compounded?
Personalized low-dose regimens and combination formulations aren't commercially manufactured, so they're prepared for each individual patient by a U.S. state-licensed compounding pharmacy under a provider's prescription. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Who qualifies?
Adults 18–74 with BMI over 20, subject to provider review of your full health history. Labs are recommended but not required.
Ready to start?
Complete your online visit in about 5 minutes. You won't be charged if you don't qualify.
Start your online visit →Content last reviewed August 2026. This page is for education and does not replace medical advice — your Agave provider will review whether treatment is right for you.