What does tesofensine cost in each channel?
Prices in US dollars at the verification date. Ranges are published list or program prices where a primary source exists; notes say when a figure is a typical market range instead.
| Channel | Price (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| With insurance | Not published | Not covered. Medicare Part D and commercial pharmacy benefits cover FDA approved drugs for accepted indications; compounded or unapproved peptides are paid in cash. [3] |
| Compounded pharmacy | Not published | No lawful compounded price. Tesofensine is not FDA approved, has no 503A nomination, and is not on any FDA compounding list, so a US pharmacy has no lawful basis to dispense it. Products sold as research chemicals are not lawful for human use and are unverified for identity or purity. [1] [2] |
What is the list price of tesofensine?
There is no list price and no lawful US channel outside a registered clinical trial.
Does insurance cover tesofensine?
Not covered; there is no approved or lawfully compounded product to cover.
What changes the price?
- No US marketing authorization and no compounding basis
Frequently asked questions
How much does tesofensine cost without insurance?
No lawful compounded price. Tesofensine is not FDA approved, has no 503A nomination, and is not on any FDA compounding list, so a US pharmacy has no lawful basis to dispense it. Products sold as research chemicals are not lawful for human use and are unverified for identity or purity. [1] [2]
Does insurance cover tesofensine?
Not covered; there is no approved or lawfully compounded product to cover. [3]
What is the list price of tesofensine?
There is no list price and no lawful US channel outside a registered clinical trial.
Related pages
Sources
- [1]FDA: Bulk drug substances used in compounding under section 503A of the FD&C Act (links to the Category 1, 2, and 3 lists and the bulks list)FDA
- [2]FDA: Certain bulk drug substances for use in compounding may present significant safety risks (Category 2 list and withdrawn nominations, content current as of April 22, 2026)FDA
- [3]Medicare.gov: prescription drug coverage (Part D and outpatient drugs)