Anonymous
Post 09/02/2024 17:20     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Anonymous wrote:I work in pharma and personally would be very hesitant to use GLP-1 drugs purchased online or compounded at a pharmacy. The potential for receiving counterfeit drugs is high and my health isn’t worth the risk. Lilly offers a scanning tool to check the veracity of a prescription. https://scan.lilly.com/


Yep. My doctor told me she won't prescribe to compounding pharmacies because the safety concerns terrify her.
Anonymous
Post 09/02/2024 17:17     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

I work in pharma and personally would be very hesitant to use GLP-1 drugs purchased online or compounded at a pharmacy. The potential for receiving counterfeit drugs is high and my health isn’t worth the risk. Lilly offers a scanning tool to check the veracity of a prescription. https://scan.lilly.com/
Anonymous
Post 09/02/2024 12:30     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I use mochi health. I am on dose of 7.5, believe it is $375 a month ( so 4 doses). I honestly prefer the name brand, I think it was more effective and my body reacted better to it but there are such supply issues ( didn’t have for over 6 weeks) , I decided to do compounded.


Thank you! Are you pleased with Mochi? Any negatives?


I'm very pleased with them. You have to meet with Dr once a month in the beginning then every three months as time goes on. I also met with a dietician. They have spent more time monitoring my dosage, side effects and progress than my gp ever gives me for other concerns. Who knows how these online providers will turn out long term but I am happy with my experience.
Anonymous
Post 08/29/2024 17:12     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Anonymous wrote:Lilly will sell direct to consumers soon. It was announced today. The price will vary based on dose. It looks like $549 will be the max monthly price. It will be vials and not the injector pen.


The max vials dosage, when it comes out, will only be 5. Trezepitide is FDA approved for up to 15 in weekly doses, so they are not doing the full range of doses only the lower ones.
Anonymous
Post 08/29/2024 17:03     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Anonymous wrote:I use mochi health. I am on dose of 7.5, believe it is $375 a month ( so 4 doses). I honestly prefer the name brand, I think it was more effective and my body reacted better to it but there are such supply issues ( didn’t have for over 6 weeks) , I decided to do compounded.


Thank you! Are you pleased with Mochi? Any negatives?
Anonymous
Post 08/28/2024 21:50     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

I use mochi health. I am on dose of 7.5, believe it is $375 a month ( so 4 doses). I honestly prefer the name brand, I think it was more effective and my body reacted better to it but there are such supply issues ( didn’t have for over 6 weeks) , I decided to do compounded.
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2024 23:04     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think there are local options that are better than the online ones! The one I am using now is lower in cost than the online options as long as you are not optic for the monthly subscription that gives you unlimited doses. I am paying for the actualBottle so if I titrate up I may reassess.
I researched Henry Meds, Ro, SO MANY others but ended up finding a great local provider who did a full blood panel, took me on as a patient and started me on compounded tirzepatide a few months ago. I feel like I am in the right hands.
The online ones often have a monthly fee or consult fee on top of the medicine! I didn’t know that.
I highly recommend Head2Toe Health in Bethesda. It’s an amazing practice!!

Another friend is having a great experience at Dr Eig in potomac. I have a friend who is using Plush online and is very happy!


Thank you so much! Would you mind sharing how much you are paying for your dose?


In my case insurance covers.

I think it’s $200/mo for out of pocket
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2024 20:28     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Anonymous wrote:I think there are local options that are better than the online ones! The one I am using now is lower in cost than the online options as long as you are not optic for the monthly subscription that gives you unlimited doses. I am paying for the actualBottle so if I titrate up I may reassess.
I researched Henry Meds, Ro, SO MANY others but ended up finding a great local provider who did a full blood panel, took me on as a patient and started me on compounded tirzepatide a few months ago. I feel like I am in the right hands.
The online ones often have a monthly fee or consult fee on top of the medicine! I didn’t know that.
I highly recommend Head2Toe Health in Bethesda. It’s an amazing practice!!

Another friend is having a great experience at Dr Eig in potomac. I have a friend who is using Plush online and is very happy!


Thank you so much! Would you mind sharing how much you are paying for your dose?
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2024 19:40     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Lilly will sell direct to consumers soon. It was announced today. The price will vary based on dose. It looks like $549 will be the max monthly price. It will be vials and not the injector pen.
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2024 18:40     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

PP and want to add my BMI was sadly at 33 with a family history of heart disease and high cholesterol and inflammation, so I was clinically in a bad place and that’s why I made this decision!
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2024 18:39     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

I think there are local options that are better than the online ones! The one I am using now is lower in cost than the online options as long as you are not optic for the monthly subscription that gives you unlimited doses. I am paying for the actualBottle so if I titrate up I may reassess.
I researched Henry Meds, Ro, SO MANY others but ended up finding a great local provider who did a full blood panel, took me on as a patient and started me on compounded tirzepatide a few months ago. I feel like I am in the right hands.
The online ones often have a monthly fee or consult fee on top of the medicine! I didn’t know that.
I highly recommend Head2Toe Health in Bethesda. It’s an amazing practice!!

Another friend is having a great experience at Dr Eig in potomac. I have a friend who is using Plush online and is very happy!
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2024 14:03     Subject: Which online source for tirzepatide? What is you dose and cost?

Looking for advice on which online source you use for tirzepatide? Also, cost and dose? Thanks in advance.
There are so many options!