Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are you trying to get Ozempic? It is not for weight loss.

okay, next

The drug is Wegovy. It’s the same drug but calling semaglutide Ozempic when referring to the weight loss drug is ignorant. No wonder you can’t find it.
Keep calling pharmacies trying to get Ozempic and get back to us.

I don’t see anyone referring to any “weight loss” drug.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are you trying to get Ozempic? It is not for weight loss.

okay, next

The drug is Wegovy. It’s the same drug but calling semaglutide Ozempic when referring to the weight loss drug is ignorant. No wonder you can’t find it.
Keep calling pharmacies trying to get Ozempic and get back to us.

Better luck with compounders

I picked up .25 Wegovy at Costco FFX this week.

Anonymous wrote:The higher doses are easy to find and the lower doses are harder. That's why you hear about people who have been on it a long time with no supply trouble: they are at higher doses.

makes sense

The higher doses are easy to find and the lower doses are harder. That's why you hear about people who have been on it a long time with no supply trouble: they are at higher doses.

Anonymous wrote:Why are you trying to get Ozempic? It is not for weight loss.

okay, next

Why are you trying to get Ozempic? It is not for weight loss.

Anonymous wrote:I have not used either, but I hear good things about these sites from Reddit.

https://insitohealth.com/

https://www.fastermedsolutions.com/

Interesting. Anyone here with first hand experience with either of these or similar?

Mail order CVS Caremark is the way to go.

PP from above. They are both “med finders.”

I have not used either, but I hear good things about these sites from Reddit.

https://insitohealth.com/

https://www.fastermedsolutions.com/

Does being in the pipeline for Ozempic already put you ahead of new prescriptions? Or does insurance coverage affect availability?
My PCP recently said she's give me the prescription but they're seeing no availability and suggest we may need to go the compound route which apparently has a month long wait for a telemedicine appointment.

I've been on it for a year - never had any issue getting it. I used CVS Caremark through insurance.

Anyone with recent success Or information dealing with Ozempic availability, please chime in. Let’s assume a doctor’s prescription is in hand, willing to go w/ or w/o insurance and willing to consider other GLP-1 options.