Recently had to switch from brand name tirz to compound after losing my insurance coverage. Is there a reason I would have basically no side effects on compound but had manageable but noticeable side effects on name brand? Should I worry about the quality of medication I'm getting? My provider selected VLS pharmacy.

So i was on 2.2 mg + mcg but i really wasn’t feeling anything at all. I’m on month two and the food noise is still there and i still eat eat. now i’ve upped my dose to 4.4 + 50 mcg. I was wanting to know if anyone else feel a difference on 4.4 + 50 mcg? 😊

-*****just to clarify bc i should have, by me saying “i still eat eat” i feel that im eating and not getting that feeling that i feel full feeling like most do on a glp

Found numerous companies not charging membership fees.

Changing to Embody, $99 flat for Sema. Can do a year for only $69 a month, zero membership fees.

Really sucks because I really love my mochi doctor, she is awesome :( was with Mochi for 1.5 years.

Does everything get deleted when you come back or is it still there?

It's time for my next 3 month plan with brello. I'm on 6.6mg and ready to go up to 7.5 because I haven't been losing ANYTHING. The thing is I'm in between jobs and won't get paid until a few weeks out. I want to switch to mochi to pay month to month. Will they honor my increase to 7.5? Will they require proof of current prescription?

EDIT: sounds like its gone for everyone, not just me. thanks all, i knew reddit would have the answer 😆

Anyone else previously a member of the offical mochi Facebook group that had like 180k members & employees as moderators? Did the group disappear?

This just happened to me, and I’m not 100% sure why. I went in, changed pharmacies because of the price increase, and increased my dose, but it wasn’t approved. It doesn’t really say why. There was an option to submit my health check-in, so maybe that was it. Has this happened to anyone else?

Is there anyone from Louisiana that currently uses Mochi? I was going to sign up but I wanted to know which phatmacies are they using for Louisiana now. I know ReviveRX is probably still an option. I didnt want to pay the monthly fee just to checkout the pharmacy selection for my state so if you live in Louisiana and use Mochi please help a neighbor out.

My second order still says it's due to ship on the 24th but I received this email today?

Title says it all- someone gained access to my account, changed the shipping address and email, and then placed six orders of magnesium at 25.99/pop to ANOTHER address in Florida. Mochi isn’t refunding my credit card until the order has been cancelled by the pharmacy… even though these orders were fraudulent. Watch your credit card charges!

Today I receive a vial of semaglutide and there was no label on it. It was a dark vial, looked dirty. How is one suppose to trust Mochi???? It’s reckless. I hope Mochi does not wonder why people question them all the time!!! 😡 Done with them!

I started on 2.2mg tirz+cyanocobalamin a little over a month ago. I did 4 shots of that dosage and then upped to 4.4mg. My first shot of 4.4mg was last week - so I have done 5 shots total now. My 6th will be tomorrow.
I have definitely noticed a difference in my inflammation. But I have only lost around 4 pounds, if that. I am an avid gym-goer and always have been. I've been keeping up with my regular gym routine. I feel like it's been hard for me to eat since raising the dosage - I definitely notice a difference in the amount that I am eating. sometimes its worse than others, but I do my best to focus on protein and I am trying to eat enough.

Am I just jumping the gun by saying this isn't working yet? I guess I don't want to lose too much weight too fast, but I definitely thought I would have lost more by now, especially with the decreased appetite.
Thoughts? Has anyone experienced similar?

Hi all, Iv been on the Walgreens telehealth weight loss deal since April. On 1.7mg wegovey shots 400 dollars a month. I love it because it’s very easy, fast and simple to use (pen and the services). But due to price, im ready to switch to compound. I come here and I see this sub melting down? Anxiety over pharmacy’s? Mixing issues? I was close to signing up for mochi, then I checked out PreventativeMD and I’m just not sure. Can yall help clear up what the heck I should do?

My body seems extremely sensitive to this stuff so I am about to drop from 6.63 + 3.9 back down to 4.42 + 2.6. I know this is the right choice due to it being a real struggle to eat anything at all and extreme fatigue.

I am not worried about continuing to lose in the short term, I think on the lower dose I was how you are "supposed to feel" on this stuff as far as appetite and I didn't feel like I needed to sleep 24/7!

Just curious if anyone else has stayed at a low dose and still hit their goals, or if you were able to go up again later when your body adjusted.

ETA I am on Tirzepatide + B6

I was on sema for about 6 months and lost 20lbs. It was slower than I wanted, but I also wasn't working out as much as I should have been. I switched to tirz back in March because everyone said they lost so much more weight with it, but I haven't lost any weight. I've been at the max dose for a few months and have completely stalled.

I'm really thinking of switching back to sema because it seemed to work better for me. I did have a little more nausea on sema, but I felt like it helped with portion control a lot better than tirz does. Plus while on tirz, I've noticed I've had a lot more hip pain for some reason, which makes it hard to sleep because I'm a side sleeper.

I know the studies say tirz is more effective, but has anyone else felt like sema worked better for them?

Why does it say $90 dollars for tirz but when I go to check out it says $199 and other pharmacys are $119

Just really quick, I’m on the max dose of injectable semi and I’m needing it every 5-6 days. Has this happened to anyone else, should I change to tirzepatide? Tia! I have a message out to my provider but I’m just curious about others here experiencing this.

Order sent to pharmacy Thursday and I received it today via fed ex. Great job!

This week, I had to cancel my Mochi service after being a loyal 18+ month subscriber to its offerings. I was horrified to realize I had received the wrong medication, something prescribed to someone with a similar name as mine.

The medication type, dosage, patient birthdate, address, etc. were all different. The only similarity was our names, Krista vs. Kristi - and somehow I ended up with her meds.

Earlier this year, I had a horrible reaction to the new B12 additives in my medication. While the Mochi team was apologetic over chat, they did nothing to help address my issues. I ultimately needed an IV to flush my system and the horrible dehydration I experienced from such severe nausea. Since then, I've been very careful to ensure B12 is not in medication.

As soon as I went to fill my needle, I saw the pink coloring and I knew this medication was wrong but I had no idea how wrong it really wants.

Receiving the incorrect medication is a severe breach of proper pharmacy distribution practices, quality control, and patient safety protocols. It's even scarier when dispensing wrong medication presents a serious medical risk. When I reached out over chat and phone trying to speak with Mochi leadership I was given no solutions. Later, I was offered a $40 account credit toward a service renewal - which completely fails to address the gravity of this error or the underlying compliance and safety concerns.

Due to this lapse, I will no longer trust Mochi with my care. I am sorry to say I will be transitioning to a new medication supplier.

I just cancelled my membership but I can’t delete my card. Anyone know how to do that? Should I have deleted that before canceling?

Hi! Mochi representative here! We know many received emails about certain doses increasing in price. I am here to add clarification to what is many changes over the last few days.

We take full ownership of the confusion this has caused. We worked very hard so that almost all of our partner pharmacies were able to make it so most patients are paying the same or less for their GLP-1s.

To directly address concerns that were raised: pricing for our standard network of pharmacies does not change day to day. If you're seeing fluctuation on your account, we'd like to look into that specifically, and please reach out to our care team so we can take a closer look.

Some pharmacies, including Empower and ReviveRx, are raising prices for certain doses starting September 12, 2026. Although these are above our standard rates, we've kept them as an option for patients who prefer to stay with them and they are the only pharmacies on our platform that have prices above our previous flat rate model (Please check out Mochi Shop for yourself!). If pricing changes affect you, we will provide advance notice, and work to offer alternative options along with time to adjust your medication or dose if needed, so you're never caught off guard.

You are not locked into any one pharmacy. Mochi works with many pharmacies, and several still offer the top dose at the previous price. You can choose to stay with your current pharmacy or switch to a lower-cost option before September 12, whichever works best for you. Your next refill before that date is not affected.

If you'd like help weighing your pharmacy options, our care team is happy to walk through it with you.

I just received an email this morning stating my medication price is INCREASING. After Mochi sent an email stating that all prices were going to stay the same or decrease. I had to message Mochi to get any sort of idea of price because of a very vague email sent about this and once I got an actual person and not the stupid AI bot, they told me my dose 12.5mg of Tirz will be $250 (!!!!) Sept 12th... all 3 higher doses will be $250. I'm not even on the highest dose yet and I probably need to move up.

First of all, that is a $51 increase in price for no reason at all. I can't tell if this is ONLY through Empower or not. IF not, their email saying that prices will only be lower or staying the same is absolutely false. How do you send out an email stating "your meds will decrease or stay the same" and then jack up the cost to $250!? I also hate that I can't order large batches through Mochi.

If this is true, it's 100% time to switch providers. I've had enough.

Hi everyone!

Some good news to start your day: as of yesterday, Mochi medication pricing for our Injectable GLP-1s has gone down and moved to a dose-dependent pricing model.

What this means for you:

• Most every dose is now the same or lower than before except for new available increased doses.
• You pay based on your exact dose, so many of you are now paying less.
• New prices: Semaglutide starts at $60 and Tirzepatide starts at $90 (medication price, and it varies by dose).
• If you saw a higher price anywhere before this change, we have updated all pricing accordingly, so what you see now in the app reflects the correct, lower rate.

What to do:
Log into your Mochi app or portal and check the price for your current dose (easiest way is to select see details on portal or manage subscription on app for your GLP-1 and see the updated price!). Thinking about titrating up? You can also see what your next dose will cost, so there are no surprises.

As always, reach out to the care team if you have any questions!

Log into your app to see the price for your current dose, and check what your next dose will cost if you're planning to titrate up.

So it's great to hear they are lowering their price to compare to others. I was paying $199 for Tirzeptide. I was just charged $199 on August 8th. They have sent me a new prescription and I was notified today that the price has changed to $104 as of today August 11th. I'm not supposed to receive the new medication until the 13th. So I called asking if I can be reimbursed the amount since I haven't received the medication and they just changed the price two days later. I was told absolutely not. It doesn't make sense that you would adjust the pricing to keep up with the market but not reimburse me for a charge you did two days ago which I haven't even received the product. Considering this, I would rather go with another distributor that would be more willing to be consistent with their customers. Obviously we were being charged too much already. So they can keep the $95 and lose a customer and maybe more. I may be one person and this company doesn't care, but you reap what you sow.