That's more expensive than getting the name brand from the pharmacy. With the manufacturers coupon its $499 a month at all doses. What a rip off. And yes, that IS compounded. Its a really nice counterfeit though, I'll hand them that. Look at the pen .. it doesn't say "wegovy" or "ozempic" it just says "semaglutide"RememberDrei said:
I finally used a box of actual Mounjaro autoinjectors after months and months of grey tirz from an insulin syringe ... and I HATED them! The thwack-and-wait, while not actually painful per se, felt like a disturbingly violent sensation. I don't know why anyone would seek out clones of them at any price.MsGizmo said:
And I'm having a hard time understanding why people would seek out this particular forum just to discuss the negatives of insurance authorizations, physicians' limitations, and the absurd expense of buying GLP1s retail.indolent said:
I have no experience with the Mounjaro pen, but the ozempic pen isn't much different than the reusable pens that most of us buy and use for grey. The main difference that I see is that the cartridge is sealed inside the outer plastic shell. The wegovy pen, while comfortable to use, didn't allow you to adjust the dosage yourself. Even more wasted plastic for the sake of ensuring maximum profits for themselves.indolent said:
Well .. because the name of this site is "GLP-1 Forum" Not "illicit products I bought from China forum" Everyone here has actually stayed on topic. What I find most offensive in this thread is that there are people managing to sell the "fake" stuff for a higher price than the "real" stuff actually costs an the people buying it actually believe that its genuine. Although the terms "fake" and "real" aren't really the best labels because its all the same stuff.Garbo said:
Fair enough, GizmoMsGizmo said:
That's quite alright. Although re-reading the thread what I find REALLY odd is the people talking about the telehealth thing are talking exclusively to each other .. like we are reading a script to a commercial. No response to us at all.Garbo said:Fair enough, Gizmo
And I realize I am thinking of this forum in terms of who and what it was created for originally, not to mention who it was created by.
But things have changed in the marketplace, notably with the tightened compounding regulations ... thus the face of membership here has changed as well.
The forum has gone mainstream, and so be it. I truly do wish the OP and all of you well.
Please forgive my morning crankiness, everyone.
Love,
Old lady no longer yelling at cloud
Kinda makes me wonder who's in here. A lot of those telehealth places offer discounts to people who become affiliates and bring in new business. Pretty easy way to do it is to join these conversationsMsGizmo said:
great! I'll have a look at it.GLP1Pharmacist said:
Thanks, I really find helpful insights from everyone here. I'll take my time reading what you guys are sharing.AndyPanda said:
I didn’t realize it could be that affordable. I’m definitely open to learning more, especially now that insurance isn’t an option for me. I’ll take some time to research like you suggested. Thanks!indolent said:
Search youtube for the phrase "reconstitute peptides" to get a feel for the process because in order to get the lowest prices you aren't going to have neatly filled disposable pens.RememberDrei said:
How much did you spend for 1-2 year supply?MsGizmo said:
$190 + $10 shipping. 10 vials of 10mg. My current dose is 1 mg per week.RememberDrei said:
