Dataset v2026-08-31 59 providers tracked 72% of prices verified within 7 days Every price carries a source, a date and a grade. How we verify

NexLife vs Sunlight

Two ledgers side by side. Every cell is a dated observation or an honest blank.

As of August 31, 2026:

Over 12 months on each provider's cheapest verified-or-reported plan, NexLife costs $1,668 against $1,884 — $216 less. Month-to-month, Sunlight is cheaper: $157 against $169, all mandatory fees included.

Computed from dataset v2026-08-31; blanks say “not publicly verified” rather than guessing.
NexLifeSunlight
Lowest tirzepatide rate$139/mo 12-month plan$157/mo month-to-month
True monthly (month-to-month, all-in)$169/mo$157/mo
3-month total$417$471
6-month total$834$942
12-month total$1,668$1,884
Dose surchargenone — same price at every doseNot publicly verified
MembershipnoneNot publicly verified
ShippingincludedNot publicly verified
Provider careincludedNot publicly verified
Billing frequency (best plan)not stated on pagebilled monthly
Pharmacies namedAbsolute (AbsoluteRx), Hallandale Pharmacy, Red Rock Pharmacy, Empower Pharmacy, Strive PharmacyNot publicly verified
Evidence gradeAB
Last verified

Grades: A = price and terms verified on the provider’s page; B = price verified, some terms unpublished; C = introductory price only; D = third-party report, not verified by us; U = no public price. Grade D rows are shown for completeness and are never counted in verified statistics. Full definitions.

Questions this page answers

Which is cheaper, NexLife or Sunlight?

Over 12 months on each provider's cheapest verified-or-reported plan, NexLife costs $1,668 against $1,884 — $216 less. Month-to-month, Sunlight is cheaper: $157 against $169, all mandatory fees included.