Weight loss for fertility treatment
GLP-1 weight loss for IVF & fertility treatment.
Many fertility clinics set a maximum BMI for starting IVF or other assisted reproductive procedures, since excess weight can affect medication dosing, egg retrieval, and treatment outcomes. Mazrek's licensed providers can prescribe compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide to support weight loss while you work toward your clinic's requirements. Care is coordinated around your fertility timeline, not in place of it.
Why BMI matters for fertility treatment
Fertility clinics often use BMI as part of eligibility screening for IVF and other assisted reproductive procedures. Higher BMI has been associated with reduced response to ovarian stimulation, increased anesthesia risk during egg retrieval, and lower rates of successful outcomes in some studies. Reaching your clinic's target BMI can be one part of preparing for treatment — your fertility clinic sets and confirms that requirement, not Mazrek.
Mazrek handles the GLP-1 portion of your care
The independent licensed providers Mazrek connects you with prescribe and manage your GLP-1 treatment — your reproductive endocrinologist or fertility clinic stays in charge of your fertility treatment plan, timeline, and monitoring. GLP-1 medication should not be continued once you are actively trying to conceive or if you become pregnant. Share your fertility timeline with your Mazrek provider and work with your fertility team to plan exactly when to stop treatment relative to your cycle or conception attempts.
Pricing
Compounded semaglutide starts at $89/month and compounded tirzepatide starts at $139/month, both on a 12-month plan — flat at every dose, with no separate membership fee. Medication and provider care are included.
See full pricingMedication is prepared by VialsRx, a licensed U.S. pharmacy. Prescribed by independent licensed providers through Arora Health.
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved. They are not a fertility treatment. Mazrek does not guarantee any specific amount of weight loss, that you will meet a clinic's BMI requirement, or any fertility or IVF outcome. GLP-1 medications should not be used while actively trying to conceive or during pregnancy — coordinate timing with your fertility provider. Individual results vary.