Compounded version of zepbound
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Anonymous
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I’ve been getting the Zepbound vial (2.5 mg, then 5.0 mg dose) for the last several months, and it’s been fine. The weight loss is a little slow but that’s only because I’ve been stretching the doses out to every 10-14 days (instead of every 7) to save money.
For context, I was initially paying $1100 for the 1 month supply of pens, but when the vials came out, I switched to that as it was a lot cheaper ($400-500), but still pricey. Does anyone have any info on reputable pharmacies that supply the compounded version of the drug? Thx! |
Anonymous
| Compounding has been ordered to stop. Your best bet is Lilly direct vials for $500. If you order them every 45 days the price stays low. |
Anonymous
| I was recently able to get compounded tirzepatide from fifty410. |
Anonymous
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No reputable doctor or pharmacy would support this.
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Anonymous
OP here…my GW internist (over 25 years) did. And it’s actually quite common… |
Anonymous
| Get the 10 vial and split it. |
Anonymous
| What’s the best place to get the zepbound pens from? |
Anonymous
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I get mine from Brello
Just saw an Insta add from primary meds (?) 6 months for $809 |