Personalized Compounded Tirzepatide in Citrus Park

The starting dose of personalized compounded tirzepatide is $229 a month. If you're a new patient and book online with a card on file, your first month of medication is 15% off, and there's no charge for the $100 visit once you start medication at it. Nothing is charged at booking, and higher doses are priced on the personalized compounded tirzepatide page.

Is there a toll-free way in from the Carrollwood Meadows side?

Yes: Anderson Road. From Carrollwood Meadows Park on Farmington Boulevard, in the eastern part of Citrus Park, neighborhood streets lead to Lynn Road and then Anderson Road, which runs south to Linebaugh Avenue. Turn west and the clinic is less than a mile ahead. The trip is about 3.7 miles and 9 minutes without traffic, and it never uses the Veterans Expressway.

From the Citrus Park Town Center side, the expressway is still the fast option: Citrus Park Drive to Gunn Highway, then one exit south to Linebaugh Avenue, about 3.4 miles and 7 minutes with a toll. Clinic hours are 9 AM to 5 PM on weekdays, with Wednesday open until 7 PM.

What does personalized compounded tirzepatide do in the body?

It acts on two hormone receptors involved in appetite, GIP and GLP-1, and it slows how quickly your stomach empties; the label says it lowers calorie intake, most likely by acting on appetite. That summary comes from the FDA prescribing information for tirzepatide, which describes research on the FDA-approved product, not on any compounded medication. For a fuller look at who tends to be a good fit, read is personalized compounded tirzepatide right for you?

What side effects are most likely when the dose goes up?

Stomach and digestive ones. The tirzepatide label lists nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, constipation, abdominal pain, indigestion, injection-site reactions, fatigue, burping, hair loss and reflux among the most common reactions in its clinical trials, and it notes that most nausea, vomiting and diarrhea happened while the dose was being increased and eased over time. That's one reason your provider raises the dose gradually rather than all at once.

Vomiting or diarrhea that keeps going can dehydrate you, and the label links dehydration to kidney problems, so drink fluids and report it rather than waiting for your next visit. Call the clinic at (813) 888-7710 between visits, and see Padgett's guide to managing GLP-1 side effects for practical tips.

Why might sleep come up at your first visit?

Because short sleep is common in Citrus Park. The CDC's PLACES 2025 release estimates that 37.8% of adults here usually got less than seven hours of sleep in a 24-hour period in 2022, about the same as Hillsborough County's 38.4%. Those are modeled community figures, not a verdict on you.

Sleep, appetite and energy for exercise tend to move together, so it's worth describing your sleep along with your eating patterns and medications. Padgett's article on weight loss and better sleep explains the connection in more detail.

Where can you get moving without leaving Citrus Park?

Carrollwood Meadows Park, a 17.2-acre county park at 13918 S. Farmington Blvd., has tennis and basketball courts, a playground, picnic shelters and an open field, and it's open sunrise to sunset. Despite its name, the Census geocoder places it inside Citrus Park, about 2 miles north of the clinic. Padgett has no ties to the park; it's just the nearest open space for a lot of residents.

An early walk around the open field before work gets you moving and some morning light, which may help the sleep side of the picture too. Start with a length you can repeat most days, and ask your provider how much activity suits you at the beginning.

Already on a GLP-1 medication elsewhere? Can you book at Padgett?

Yes. When you book online, choose personalized compounded tirzepatide and tell us the dose you take now, and the booking shows the monthly price for that dose. Morgan Colee, PA, confirms the right dose at your visit. The 15% online discount on the first month is for new patients, so it applies if you're new to Padgett; current Padgett patients book at their regular price.

Can you mix clinic visits and telehealth?

Yes, and many people this close do exactly that. You might come in for the first visit, then do follow-ups by video on busy weeks. A telehealth visit requires being physically in Florida during the visit and showing a valid Florida driver's license or state ID on camera, and your medication ships to your door either way.

Which neighboring communities come to the same clinic?

Westchase is about 8 minutes west along Linebaugh, and Carrollwood about 8 to 9 minutes to the east. Northdale is roughly 8 miles and 15 minutes from the clinic, and Keystone, up past Gunn Highway, about the same.

Start at the clinic in your own neighborhood: book online, in person or by telehealth.

Personalized compounded semaglutide and personalized compounded tirzepatide are compounded drugs that have not been approved by the FDA. They have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. FDA-approved products containing semaglutide and tirzepatide are available. Individual results vary.