Cost & Access 7 min read· 1 October 2026

Mounjaro 3-Month Cost in India: Every Option Compared, in Rupees

Three months of Mounjaro on the usual 2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg ladder costs ₹50,156 at MRP for the medicine alone, plus ₹2,400–₹4,500 in doctor fees. ALTRcare's tirzepatide 3-month plan is ₹34,999 with the medicine, 3 doctor consultations, a nutritionist and delivery in one price.

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ALTRcare Medical Team

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Medically reviewed by Dr. (Major) Bhavesh TaleraMBBS (AFMC), MD (General Medicine), MRCP (UK), FRCP (Glasgow), PGDCCP · Reg. No. MP23180, Madhya Pradesh Medical CouncilHow we review our guides
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Three months of Mounjaro in India costs ₹50,156 at MRP for the medicine alone on the usual dose ladder, plus doctor fees. ALTRcare's tirzepatide 3-month plan is ₹34,999 for the same three doses with 3 doctor consultations, a nutritionist, WhatsApp support and cold-chain delivery. That is ₹15,157 less than the medicine alone.

We are ALTRcare, so every number below is dated and sourced, and you can check each one yourself.

Key takeaways

  • ALTRcare Standard 3-month: ₹34,999 (₹11,666 a month) for 2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg, 3 doctor consultations, nutritionist, diet plan, WhatsApp support and delivery, GST included.
  • Pharmacy at MRP: ₹50,156 for the medicine, ₹52,556–₹54,656 once you add three specialist visits. ALTRcare costs ₹17,557–₹19,657 less (about 33–36%).
  • Pharmacy at a 20% online discount: about ₹40,125 for the medicine, ₹42,525–₹44,625 with visits. ALTRcare still costs ₹7,526–₹9,626 less (about 18–22%).
  • A programme that sells the consultation, support and medicine separately (Karespot, at its listed prices) comes to ₹58,252: ALTRcare costs ₹23,253 less (about 40%).
  • ALTRcare's price stays ₹34,999 even if your doctor keeps you at 5 mg in month 3.

Why the 3-month cost is not just 3 × the first month

Mounjaro is started low and stepped up. You begin at 2.5 mg a week for four weeks, move to 5 mg, and your doctor may step up by 2.5 mg no sooner than every four weeks. Each step is a more expensive pen.

  • Month 1, 2.5 mg pen: ₹13,125
  • Month 2, 5 mg pen: ₹16,406
  • Month 3, 7.5 mg pen: ₹20,625
  • Total at MRP: ₹50,156, medicine only

If your doctor keeps you at 5 mg in month 3, the MRP total is ₹45,937. Our tirzepatide dose chart explains how the steps are decided.

The comparison table

Mounjaro / tirzepatide, first 3 months (2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg), as of 1 October 2026
Option3-month totalALTRcare saves you
ALTRcare Standard 3-month: all 3 doses of Mounjaro or Yurpeak, 3 specialist consultations, nutritionist, diet plan, WhatsApp support, cold-chain delivery, GST₹34,999 (₹11,666 a month)–
Pharmacy at MRP: ₹50,156 medicine + 3 doctor visits at ₹800–₹1,500₹52,556–₹54,656₹17,557–₹19,657 (about 33–36%)
Pharmacy with a 20% online discount: about ₹40,125 medicine + 3 visitsabout ₹42,525–₹44,625about ₹7,526–₹9,626 (about 18–22%)
Karespot, listed prices: ₹599 consultation + ₹7,497 support program + ₹50,156 Mounjaro at MRP₹58,252₹23,253 (about 40%)
Mounjaro / tirzepatide, first 3 months (2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg), as of 1 October 2026 · Mounjaro MRP as of October 2026. Specialist fee range is typical for private metro consultations. Online discounts vary by pharmacy. Karespot figures are its listed doctor consultation and GLP-1 support program prices on karespot.in as of 1 October 2026, plus Mounjaro at the MRP shown on its product page. ALTRcare figures match our pricing page. Blood tests are not part of the Standard plan.

Compared on medicine alone, before any doctor fee: ALTRcare's full plan is ₹15,157 (about 30%) less than MRP and about ₹5,126 (about 13%) less than a 20% discount.

₹34,999
ALTRcare 3-month tirzepatide plan
₹15,157
Less than the medicine alone at MRP
₹16,998
Saved vs paying ALTRcare month by month (₹13,999 + ₹16,999 + ₹20,999)

Why one price across the dose steps matters

Buying month by month, your bill climbs just as you start to see results: ₹13,125, then ₹16,406, then ₹20,625. People stop at month 2 because of the month-3 price, not because the medicine stopped working.

The 3-month plan removes that decision. You pay ₹34,999 once, your medicine is delivered in cold chain, and your dose is decided on medical grounds only. If your doctor keeps you at 5 mg in month 3, you still pay ₹34,999, and your doctor has no reason to push you up a dose to justify a price.

Each of the 3 consultations is timed to a dose step, which is when side effects are most likely: nausea, constipation, reduced appetite, mostly in the first weeks and after each increase. Our guide to managing side effects on an Indian diet covers the first month in detail.

See if tirzepatide is right for you, free

Take the 2-minute assessment and book a free consultation with a senior specialist. The price is on the page before you talk to anyone.

What the others do well

A pharmacy with a good discount is a fair choice if you already have a doctor you see regularly, and a monthly programme lets you pay as you go. Both cost more over the first three months than ALTRcare's ₹34,999 plan, on the numbers above.

Four senior specialists. One doctor for your whole plan.

Every ALTRcare consultation is with one of four senior specialists: Dr. Mujeeb Afzal (MD, DM Endocrinology), Dr. (Major) Bhavesh Talera (MD, MRCP (UK), FRCP, internal medicine), Dr. Archana Rathi (diabetologist, ex-Registrar Bombay Hospital, PCOS and women's health) and Dr. Snigdha Sehgal (MD Internal Medicine).

How we sell

The price is on the page before you speak to anyone. The free online doctor consultation is a 15–20 minute video call; a health coach calls first to note your details. If the doctor says medication is not right for you, you are told plainly. No sales team, no repeat calls, no haggling. A no is a no.

You can buy the Standard plan directly on the pricing page. The medicine ships only after the doctor prescribes, and the plan amount is refunded in full if the doctor says no. To try your own numbers, use the GLP-1 cost calculator, or read five honest ways to pay less for Mounjaro.

One price for your first three months

₹34,999 for all three doses, 3 doctor consultations, a nutritionist and cold-chain delivery, GST included.

Mounjaro® is a registered trademark of Eli Lilly and Company. Yurpeak® is marketed in India by Cipla. ALTRcare is not affiliated with either company.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Mounjaro 3-month cost in India?

At MRP, three months on 2.5, 5 and 7.5 mg is ₹50,156 for the medicine alone (as of October 2026), plus ₹2,400–₹4,500 for three specialist visits. ALTRcare's tirzepatide 3-month plan is ₹34,999 with the medicine, 3 doctor consultations and delivery included.

Is there a Mounjaro package price in India?

Eli Lilly sells Mounjaro by the pen, not as a package. ALTRcare's 3-month plan bundles all three dose steps, 3 doctor consultations, a nutritionist and cold-chain delivery for ₹34,999, GST included.

What does the ALTRcare tirzepatide 3-month plan include?

All three doses (2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg) as Mounjaro or Yurpeak, 3 doctor consultations timed to each dose step, a nutritionist and Indian diet plan, WhatsApp support, and cold-chain home delivery. Blood tests are not part of the Standard plan.

What if my doctor keeps me at 5 mg in month 3?

You still pay ₹34,999. The 3-month plan is one price across the dose steps, so your dose is decided on medical grounds only.

Is ALTRcare cheaper than buying Mounjaro with an online discount?

For the first three months, yes. At a 20% discount the medicine alone is about ₹40,125 before doctor fees; ALTRcare's full plan is ₹34,999.

Can I get a refund if the doctor says tirzepatide is not right for me?

Yes. The medicine ships only after the doctor prescribes, and the plan amount is refunded in full if the doctor says no.

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This article is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for personalised medical advice. GLP-1 medications are prescription-only and not suitable for everyone. Always consult a qualified doctor before starting, changing, or stopping any treatment.

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