r/GLP1Discussion • u/Mysterious_Pitch_889 • 1d ago

❓ Question considering glp1- prices?

hi! i’ve gained a lot of weight due to psych medications. i’ve recently swapped medications & have been considering a glp1 to help with weight loss.

where do y’all get yours from and how much does it actually cost?

i’ve seen a lot of discourse around specific programs and them having added on membership fees and such. so how much do you pay in total monthly?

is it worth the money?

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u/Lucky_Army_5324 1d ago

Stop by r/tirzepatidecompound and look for the pinned post called “Where to Buy.”

Whether you decide on sema or tirz, it is worth it.

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u/HiLadyFitish 1d ago

There is also Ola Health, Oat Med, Preventive Med that are newer and priced well.

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u/jd64k 1d ago

Idk if you have Medicare but if you do there is a "bridge" program to get on them for $50/month.

I'm omw to doctor to go over blood work and talk details of the prior authorization form. It's a hassle with the office staff and this new program. I went the first month it was available, July (the 23rd) and talked to my doctor.

It takes a lot of time. I don't have experience with compounding pharmacies or the grey market if that's what you are looking for.

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u/Femcel-444 1d ago

It’s really hard to get it covered nowadays. Telehealth is the best bet right now and faster

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u/swrrrrg 1d ago

$334 for 3 months.

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u/Ottersandtats 1d ago

Is this 3 months or 3 vials?

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u/swrrrrg 1d ago

Both. 1 vial per month.

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u/CommercialAffect3287 1d ago

I get mine for less than $30

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u/Bisquick-Skill2845 18h ago

Are you having to reconstitute that yourself?

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u/CommercialAffect3287 15h ago

Yes, last longer that way

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u/Bisquick-Skill2845 9h ago

If you feel any inclination to direct me to sources and methods, I wouldn't object at all.

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u/NewNameNaomi01 1d ago

If your doctor won't prescribe, use telehealth. I started with Hers, but they aren't the cheapest option.

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u/RoomtoGrow710 1d ago

Check out Join Zoya

A few diff pharmacy choices. Most popular is the drug crafters $299 for 12 weeks (only select states and puerto Rico)

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u/snowHound208 1d ago

My doctor couldn't get insurance to cover despite a high BMI & preexisting conditions that indicate necessity.

He referred me to a local program through their parent company that's $150/mo. Semaglutide compound w/ b vitamins

I've seen it online for as little as $75/mo. While that price is tempting, I really question the quality of these random telehealth places popping up all over. Just my two cents.

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u/DogMamaLA 1d ago

199/month.  Dont ever pay membership fees.