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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most weightloss clinics are using semaglutide now in their programs. Wegovy and Ozempic are brand names, but the md is available in off-brand. You don't have to go through your pcp for this medication. Cost will be between $200-$500 month. Insurance isn't going to pay unless you have a great plan and you're significantly overweight or are pre-diabetic (or already have diabetes). I am trying to wrap my head around paying $350 (my clinic's charge) for the rest of my life (if that's what it takes??). I guess I spend that much on other silly stuff, so if I have to do it, I suppose I will.[/quote] What clinic do you go to?[/quote] I am out of state, but see a gynecologist/menopause specialist in a woman's health clinic. I called my husband's lifestyle doctor and found he also does the program for about the same cost. BTW, a lifestyle doctor is one whose practice prescribes hormone therapy, nutritional supplements. They focus on anti-aging, regenerative medicine, full body health and wellness. Frankly when my husband first started going for T supplementation, I thought the doc was a quack. I'm opening my mind to them as I start understanding more, but I also recognize these are doctors/clinics that not everyone can easily afford.[/quote]
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