Sunrise for Compounded Semaglutide

[Anonymous]

I am currently using Sunrise for compounded Semaglutide. I am on .25 in my 5th week and having results no cravings and a reduction in appetite. I am looking to possibly change companies as it is difficult to communicate with them. Does anyone have any suggestions of other providers.

[Anonymous]

Currently using Orderly, but only on first week. It was 1 week from initial sign up to receiving the product. A friend is using Mochi and says so far, so good.

[Anonymous]

I’ve been using Mochi for about 3 months and have been happy with their communication and my provider. Happy to share a referral code if you want $40 off your first month.

[Anonymous]

Ivim works great for me

[Anonymous]

Leesburg Compounding Center ships meds if you can’t pick them up. I find them affordable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am currently using Sunrise for compounded Semaglutide. I am on .25 in my 5th week and having results no cravings and a reduction in appetite. I am looking to possibly change companies as it is difficult to communicate with them. Does anyone have any suggestions of other providers.

Yes, your doctor. Your doctor will prescribe metformin for your diabetes and if that doesn't bring down your A1C probably move you to Trulicity, Ozempic or another one. Try to keep your A1C under 7.

[Anonymous]

I am using Ivim. Very pleased with them.

[Anonymous]

IVIM and Mochi are both popular options that are well know and discussed online - check Reddit

[Anonymous]

I use Orderly meds and have found it extremely easy. All done through their app.

[Anonymous]

Has anyone used Lavender Sky for compounded? They aren't in a ton of states but do ship to VA from Hallendale meds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am currently using Sunrise for compounded Semaglutide. I am on .25 in my 5th week and having results no cravings and a reduction in appetite. I am looking to possibly change companies as it is difficult to communicate with them. Does anyone have any suggestions of other providers.

Yes, your doctor. Your doctor will prescribe metformin for your diabetes and if that doesn't bring down your A1C probably move you to Trulicity, Ozempic or another one. Try to keep your A1C under 7.

People using the services usually don't have diabetes. But you must know this already!