Grey Tirz 对我来说是免费的……

[byefatlicia]

今天我开始思考这一切的成本。我越想越觉得，我在格雷身上花的钱比我以前频繁去看医生，每次都花200美元要少得多。

想到我的健康状况发生了180度的大转变，而且花费比以前还少，真是令人惊叹。

 

[CNCCurrency]

事实

 

[nonyabizznez]

说得好！

我囤积替泽帕肽的时候居然还在省钱！现在一套T30的价格比在还不错的餐厅吃一顿双人晚餐还便宜。我的伙食预算比以前少了很多。我眼看着自己的积蓄因为不经常下馆子而不断增长，而且我刚结束了一次完全靠省下来的卡路里支付的假期！

 

[Hichewgoddess]

自从头发变灰后，我省了好多钱。我之前觉得每月160美元的保费（复利计算）简直太划算了。

 

[Bdos1]

在澳大利亚，Mounjaro 的费用每月在 500 至 600 澳元之间（约合 334 至 400 美元）。

而从中国发货的 40 毫克套装，含运费仅需 280 美元，可以用一年多。

如果我服用 Mounjaro 一整年，总费用为 6,600 美元

。这样可以节省 6,320 美元。

 

[testyonenow42]

确实如此。即使价格不断上涨，降低的成本也能抵消大部分支出。再加上我感觉好多了，这简直是一笔巨大的收获。

 

[jdaniel30]

我喜欢自己掌控医疗保健。目前我的体重目标设定在175磅，我绝不想再超重。我不需要别人来决定何时减量，而且继续服用Tirz也不会带来太大的费用。

起初，我担心保险公司不会批准BMI为24的人使用GLP-1，但现在我不在乎了。我会按照自己的计划逐步减量。

 

[Jellybelly54]

$5 a week for my tirz! I spend more per week on chewing gum!

 

[jw717us]

The funniest was a comment after my wife started. She figured we were WELLL ahead based on having zero interest in dessert and wine anymore.

 

[Sasquatch]

Even @15mg zep. is $16/mg. Compared to pennys/mg.

 

[Minus80]

In Australia the cost for Mounjaro is between $500 and $600 per month (AUD, so approx $334 to $400 in USD)

Meanwhile a 40mg kit delivered from China cost $280 delivered and lasts me more than a year

Splitting the difference if I did a full year on Mounjouro it's $6,600

That's a saving of $6,320.

When you add up the annual cost it just blows my mind. What annoys me is that the people that need the medication the most likely need to get higher in the doses and they make it ridiculously expensive to move up. The whole model is cooked in Aus.

I'm just at the early days in looking for a better solution, but am hopeful there is a better and more managable longterm pathway.

 

[HereKittyKitty]

When you add up the annual cost it just blows my mind. What annoys me is that the people that need the medication the most likely need to get higher in the doses and they make it ridiculously expensive to move up. The whole model is cooked in Aus.

I'm just at the early days in looking for a better solution, but am hopeful there is a better and more managable longterm pathway.

Lilly is doing the same thing in the US. 299 starting dose. 499 max dose. Incremental increases along the way.

 

[New2ton]

Lilly is doing the same thing in the US. 299 starting dose. 499 max dose. Incremental increases along the way.

I was just reading the fine print on their website. I always read the fine print when I see something like "As low as $499".

 

[HereKittyKitty]

I was just reading the fine print on their website. I always read the fine print when I see something like "As low as $499". View attachment 14823

It's quite the catch they built in. If you don't order within the period, it defaults to 499.

That's exactly how I got here. LOL

 

[Calm Logic]

What annoys me is that the people that need the medication the most likely need to get higher in the doses and they make it ridiculously expensive to move up.

That is sinister.

I think eventually the starting dose direct from Eli Lilly could be $199 a month, instead of $299 now.

As of now, people getting the max dose are paying $449, which is 50 percent more than the $299 starting dose.

 

[Wallydog]

That is sinister.

I think eventually the starting dose direct from Eli Lilly could be $199 a month, instead of $299 now.

As of now, people getting the max dose are paying $449, which is 50 percent more than the $299 starting dose.

But Lily would argue that it's much cheaper than it was at $1200 to $1500 per month! I loved it when my PCP sent me to get compounded products and said "EL can take the hit on this. What was their last quarterly earnings report?"

 

[Calm Logic]

But Lily would argue that it's much cheaper than it was at $1200 to $1500 per month!

I can side effects for less than $2: Magnesium Citrate

 

[oldrunnerguy]

$238 for some Reta and Tirz, plus $460 to have it tested, because I chose to do so. Even after sacrificing 2 vials for testing, that leaves me with about 3 years of medication. That's less than $20/month. I'll call that a really good deal.

 

[theoretical_maximum]

Meanwhile I'm still paying $500/month because I haven't made the switch yet. Was too nervous, reasoned that spending money for the "legit" product was worth the peace of mind. Not for long.

 

[byefatlicia]

Meanwhile I'm still paying $500/month because I haven't made the switch yet. Was too nervous, reasoned that spending money for the "legit" product was worth the peace of mind. Not for long.

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