Compounded Semaglutide from ForHers.com

[Anonymous]

I see that Hers health or For Hers, whatever it’s called, is selling compounded semaglutide for$199/month. Henry Meds is $299/month. Does anyone know if For Hers price is the same throughout treatment? HenryMeds has an intro price of $199, but then it jumps up to $299. You have to go through a full intake on For Hers to get pricing.

[Anonymous]

Several places have reduced their pricing for semaglutide. IVIM health is also priced at $199 and I believe Amble is as well. Join Fridays is $228 ($129 sema plus $99 membership fee)

[Anonymous]

Just go to your doctor, people.

[Anonymous]

I get mine from OrderlyMeds and it’s $250 regardless of dose.

[Anonymous]

Compounded is going to have more variances as opposed to drugs made in a factory. My pharmacist friend says no way would he take compounded weight loss drugs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Compounded is going to have more variances as opposed to drugs made in a factory. My pharmacist friend says no way would he take compounded weight loss drugs.

My doctor described the compounding pharmacy semaglutide scene as "terrifying."

[Anonymous]

Do not take compounded meds.

[Anonymous]

My compounded meds from ivim have worked great. No problems at all. It must be a pretty easy molecule to make.

[Anonymous]

Preston’s pharmacy for compounding has been great. I do miss the Oz pen. But not worth $700 per month savings.

[Anonymous]

Seriously please ask your doctor not an anonymous forum

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Preston’s pharmacy for compounding has been great. I do miss the Oz pen. But not worth $700 per month savings.

This is my experience - and in consultation with my doctor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just go to your doctor, people.

And pay $1500 for a month's supply at your pharmacy, because insurance won't cover it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just go to your doctor, people.

And pay $1500 for a month's supply at your pharmacy, because insurance won't cover it.

I pay $24.99 a month because my insurance does cover it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just go to your doctor, people.

And pay $1500 for a month's supply at your pharmacy, because insurance won't cover it.

I pay $200 per month out of pocket. Best $$$ I've ever spent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Preston’s pharmacy for compounding has been great. I do miss the Oz pen. But not worth $700 per month savings.

What do you mean exactly?