Cost & Access 7 min read· 13 July 2026· Updated 9 October 2026

Mounjaro Price in India 2026: Every Dose, and What the First 3 Months Really Cost

Mounjaro costs ₹13,125 a month at the 2.5 mg starting dose and up to ₹25,781 at 15 mg (MRP, October 2026). The first three months on the usual 2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg ladder come to ₹50,156 for the medicine alone. Here is every number, and the cheaper supervised way to get the same three doses.

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Mounjaro (tirzepatide, by Eli Lilly) costs ₹13,125 a month at the 2.5 mg starting dose and ₹25,781 a month at the top 15 mg dose, at MRP in October 2026. One KwikPen holds four weekly doses, so one pen is one month. Yurpeak, the same Eli Lilly medicine sold by Cipla, carries exactly the same prices.

The number most people search for is the starting price. The number that matters is the first three months, because your dose goes up every month and so does the bill.

Key takeaways

  • Mounjaro MRP: 2.5 mg ₹13,125, 5 mg ₹16,406, 7.5 mg and 10 mg ₹20,625, 12.5 mg and 15 mg ₹25,781 a month.
  • The first three months on 2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg cost ₹50,156 at the pharmacy, medicine only. Doctor visits are extra.
  • ALTRcare's tirzepatide 3-month plan is ₹34,999 for the same three doses, with 3 doctor consultations, a nutritionist diet plan and cold-chain delivery included. That is ₹15,157 less than the pens alone.
  • There is no legal generic tirzepatide in India. Anything sold as "generic" or "compounded" Mounjaro is not an approved product.
  • The first consultation with our doctors is free, so you can find out if Mounjaro suits you before you spend anything.

Mounjaro price in India by dose

Mounjaro and Yurpeak KwikPen MRP, October 2026
Dose (weekly)Price per pen (1 month)Per weekly doseWhen it is used
2.5 mg₹13,125₹3,281Month 1, to let your body adjust
5 mg₹16,406₹4,102Month 2, the first dose that does real work
7.5 mg₹20,625₹5,156Month 3 for many people
10 mg₹20,625₹5,156Maintenance for some
12.5 mg₹25,781₹6,445Higher maintenance
15 mg₹25,781₹6,445Maximum dose
Mounjaro and Yurpeak KwikPen MRP, October 2026 · MRP as of 1 October 2026. Online pharmacies often discount 10–20%; that is a discount, not the listed price. Mounjaro 2.5 mg and 5 mg also come as single-dose vials at the same monthly price (₹3,281 and ₹4,102 a vial). Yurpeak is pen only.

Two things the table shows that most price lists miss. The 7.5 mg and 10 mg pens cost the same, and so do 12.5 mg and 15 mg. So once you are past 5 mg, a dose increase does not always mean a bigger bill. We explain how to use that in the honest ways to pay less (below).

Why the monthly bill goes up

Tirzepatide is always started low. You take 2.5 mg a week for four weeks, then 5 mg. After that your doctor may step up by 2.5 mg no sooner than every four weeks, up to 15 mg, depending on how you respond and how you tolerate it. The dose steps are laid out in our tirzepatide dose chart.

The 2.5 mg month exists to let your stomach adjust. The weight loss seen in trials came from 5 mg and above: an average of 15.0% of body weight at 5 mg and 20.9% at 15 mg over 72 weeks in the SURMOUNT-1 trial. So budget for the dose that works, not the starter pen.

The month-3 trap

Paid month by month, your second pen costs ₹3,281 more than the first and your third can cost ₹4,219 more again. That rising bill arrives exactly when the medicine starts working, and it is the most common reason people stop.

What the first 3 months really cost

First three months of tirzepatide on 2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg
Pharmacy at MRPALTRcare 3-month plan
Medicine₹13,125 + ₹16,406 + ₹20,625 = ₹50,156Included (Mounjaro or Yurpeak)
Doctor consultationsExtra, usually ₹800–₹1,500 a visit3 included, one at each dose step
Nutritionist diet planNot includedIncluded
Cold-chain deliveryDepends on the pharmacyIncluded
If month 3 stays at 5 mg₹45,937Same price
Total₹50,156 + consultations₹34,999 (₹11,666 a month), GST included
First three months of tirzepatide on 2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg · Pharmacy figures at MRP, 1 October 2026. ALTRcare figures match our pricing page. Blood tests are optional and not part of the Standard plan. Every option compared side by side: Mounjaro 3-month cost, plans compared.

The ALTRcare tirzepatide 3-month plan locks one price for all three dose steps. Your doctor decides your dose on medical grounds, and if they keep you at 5 mg in month 3, you pay the same. Even at a 20% online discount, the medicine alone costs about ₹40,125, still more than the whole plan. The full side-by-side is in Mounjaro 3-month cost: plans compared.

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Mounjaro or Yurpeak: which is cheaper?

Neither. Both are Eli Lilly's tirzepatide in the same KwikPen, at the same strengths and the same MRP. Cipla distributes Yurpeak, which helps availability in smaller cities. ALTRcare dispenses whichever is in stock. The detail is in Yurpeak vs Mounjaro.

Is Mounjaro worth it over semaglutide?

In the SURMOUNT-5 head-to-head trial, tirzepatide produced 20.2% average weight loss against 13.7% for semaglutide over 72 weeks. It also costs more: generic semaglutide with ALTRcare is ₹10,999 for three months. Tirzepatide usually makes sense if you have more weight to lose, a higher starting BMI, or semaglutide has stopped working for you. Your doctor will tell you honestly which fits. The full comparison is in semaglutide vs tirzepatide.

Honest ways to pay less

  • Know that you pay by the pen. Lilly prices the KwikPen in bands: 7.5 mg and 10 mg are both ₹20,625, and 12.5 mg and 15 mg are both ₹25,781. Your doctor still decides the dose.
  • Vials lower the upfront bill, not the price. Four 2.5 mg vials cost the same as one 2.5 mg pen, but you can buy one week at a time. Vials only come in the lower strengths.
  • Use a genuine online pharmacy discount. Licensed online pharmacies often sell 10% to 20% below MRP, against your prescription.
  • Bundle the first three months. ALTRcare's 3-month tirzepatide plan is ₹34,999 for all three starting doses with the doctor, nutritionist and delivery included, against ₹50,156 for the same medicine alone at MRP.
  • Ignore anything sold as generic or compounded tirzepatide. The patent runs to about 2036, so no generic is approved in India.

How to buy Mounjaro safely

  • Prescription first. Mounjaro is a Schedule H prescription medicine. A registered doctor has to assess you, and an online video consultation counts under India's telemedicine rules.
  • Licensed pharmacy only. A chemist, an online pharmacy, a hospital pharmacy or a doctor-led programme that dispenses through a licensed partner.
  • Cold chain. Pens are kept in the fridge until first use. Insist on insulated delivery.
  • Walk away from Instagram and WhatsApp sellers, prices far below MRP, and anything labelled generic or compounded tirzepatide.

More on channels in where to buy Mounjaro in India and the step-by-step route in how to get Mounjaro in India.

₹34,999 for your first three months

All three doses of Mounjaro or Yurpeak, 3 doctor consultations, a nutritionist and cold-chain delivery. Start with a free consultation.

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 price of Mounjaro in India per month?

At MRP in October 2026: ₹13,125 for 2.5 mg, ₹16,406 for 5 mg, ₹20,625 for 7.5 or 10 mg, and ₹25,781 for 12.5 or 15 mg. One pen holds four weekly doses, which is one month.

What does Mounjaro cost for 3 months in India?

On the usual 2.5 → 5 → 7.5 mg ladder, ₹50,156 for the medicine alone at MRP. ALTRcare's tirzepatide 3-month plan is ₹34,999 for the same three doses with doctor consultations, a nutritionist and delivery included.

What is the Mounjaro 5 mg price in India?

₹16,406 MRP for a 5 mg KwikPen with four weekly doses, about ₹4,102 a dose. A 5 mg single-dose vial is about ₹4,102.

Is Yurpeak cheaper than Mounjaro?

No. Yurpeak is the same Eli Lilly tirzepatide in the same pen, marketed by Cipla, at the same MRP at every strength.

Is there a generic Mounjaro in India?

No. Tirzepatide is under patent in India until about 2036. Anything sold as generic or compounded tirzepatide is not an approved product.

Do I need a prescription to buy Mounjaro?

Yes. It is a prescription-only medicine. You can get the consultation online; ALTRcare's first consultation with a senior specialist is free.

What is the cheapest way to buy Mounjaro in India?

There is no legal generic, so every genuine pen has the same MRP. For the first three months, ALTRcare's ₹34,999 tirzepatide plan costs less than the medicine alone at MRP (₹50,156) and includes the doctor, nutritionist and delivery.

Is there a Mounjaro discount in India?

Licensed online pharmacies often sell Mounjaro 10–20% below MRP. On three months at 2.5, 5 and 7.5 mg, that brings the medicine to roughly ₹40,125–₹45,140, before doctor fees.

Why do the 7.5 mg and 10 mg Mounjaro pens cost the same?

Eli Lilly prices the KwikPen in bands. The 7.5 mg and 10 mg pens are both ₹20,625, and the 12.5 mg and 15 mg pens are both ₹25,781 (MRP as of October 2026). Your doctor still decides your dose.

Are Mounjaro vials cheaper than the pen?

Not per dose. Four 2.5 mg vials cost the same as one 2.5 mg pen. Vials let you buy one week at a time, which lowers the upfront bill, but they only come in the lower strengths.

Sources

  1. Mounjaro price list (PharmEasy, 21 August 2026)
  2. Mounjaro crosses Rs 100 crore in August sales, leads India's pharma brand growth chart (BioSpectrum India, 8 September 2026)

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