Wegovy through Amazon pharmacy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are doing to Wegovy/ semaglutides what they did to Adderall/stimulants: you’re going to find it harder and harder to get a doctor to prescribe it, insurance to cover it, or a pharmacy to fill it.

Total BS speculation.

Ok. Look how many people are suddenly having issues getting it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've been getting Wegovy 1.7 and 2.4 with no problems in the dmv. Just use a pharmacy in a less well-off part of town

Yep this is what I do in Los Angeles to find my adderall and ozempic.. I drive down to east LA where no one has insurance.

[Anonymous]

Hello - I'm still searching for 0.5 or 1.0 anywhere in the DMV, via Amazon, CVS, local pharmacy. Anyone figure out how to source it?

[Anonymous]

Op here. I finally was able to place an order through Amazon. We will see if it actually ships!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hello - I'm still searching for 0.5 or 1.0 anywhere in the DMV, via Amazon, CVS, local pharmacy. Anyone figure out how to source it?

No. I’ve been in a waitlist for a month.

[Anonymous]

Sorry op but no one is going to post here to find it, or else they won’t be able to find it themselves. You just have to look around. I’m diabetic and won’t tell anyone where to find ozempic, but I get it every month without waiting. Now if someone with diabetes asks, I will tell them, but not on the internet for all the vanity soccer moms, who are using it to lose weight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry op but no one is going to post here to find it, or else they won’t be able to find it themselves. You just have to look around. I’m diabetic and won’t tell anyone where to find ozempic, but I get it every month without waiting. Now if someone with diabetes asks, I will tell them, but not on the internet for all the vanity soccer moms, who are using it to lose weight.

Guess you can see their heart health history just by looking at them, huh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry op but no one is going to post here to find it, or else they won’t be able to find it themselves. You just have to look around. I’m diabetic and won’t tell anyone where to find ozempic, but I get it every month without waiting. Now if someone with diabetes asks, I will tell them, but not on the internet for all the vanity soccer moms, who are using it to lose weight.

You do realize these are different prescription labels and uses, so someone looking for Wegovy can't just go get Ozempic instead right? Stop acting like obesity isn't a valid issue please. Not everyone using it for that is a "vanity soccer mom" and its kind of crappy to shame people for trying not to become diabetic in the first place, which this medication can help avoid if you are becoming pre-diabetic or having other weight related issues come up.

[Anonymous]

I get Wegovy, 1.7 (a level at which I'm staying) for months in the DMV, no problem

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get Wegovy, 1.7 (a level at which I'm staying) for months in the DMV, no problem

Yes, the 1.7 and 2.4 dose haven’t been affected by shortages yet. This is well known. I dont ever plan to get to those doses. I’ve been on .5 for 6 months and am still happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:(I say that as someone who has ADHD and just decided to forgo meds because it became such a nightmare.) Prepare yourself now for your plan when you have to go off Wegovy due to lack of access.

This is why my ADHD is also untreated by meds. It’s ridiculous.

I can count on one hand the number of people who know that I have ADHD. Real condition I’ve had since childhood is now trendy, and now it’s a UMC womens bragging right to claim it and to go on nonstop about diagnosis, searching for meds, paying OOP, etc.