Use one of the compounding companies and … lie. Enter a much higher weight and for the photo verification, use a photo editor to make yourself look heavier. They don’t care and just want to check the box to sell it.

In case compounding ends up stopping (some companies are), order a six month supply of a .5 dosage. Cut in half and you have a year of medication.

Don’t take oral as it’s not as effective.

Warning - my hair started thinning and I had to stop. No, I didn’t have rapid weight loss at all and didn’t even lose hair when I lost 60 pounds postpartum. Watch your hair and take plenty of supplements. There is an FDA study right now about hair loss from semaglutide.

Anonymous wrote:The compounded stuff works fine. Think of it as generic vs. name brand.

No, generic drugs are regulated and approved by FDA, compounded drugs are not.

Anonymous wrote:Ro.com, $500 a month, can get zepbpund (branded)

+1 get the approved one. Compounding is not regulated by FDA and you don’t know what you are injecting yourself with.

Ro.com, $500 a month, can get zepbpund (branded)

I got mine from gobymeds: https://my.gobymeds.com/s/OJQ9Zr

I went through Ro and got compounded Semaglutide. I lost 25lbs in 4 months and only made it halfway up the dosing chart.

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Anonymous wrote:I was a 27 BMI and went to a med spa for compound. One year later, I’ve lost 25 lbs, am now in my normal weight range and feel a lot better. Went from size 32 pants to 29.

Are you still able to get compounded? I thought the patent lawyers were putting the kabosh on that.

Yes they never brought up needing to stop.

If your doctor will write a prescription you can get Wegovy directly from the manufacturer for $499 a month. Or check out hers.com. They are always sending me deals and coupons for Wegovy (I get oral minoxidil from them).

Anonymous wrote:I was a 27 BMI and went to a med spa for compound. One year later, I’ve lost 25 lbs, am now in my normal weight range and feel a lot better. Went from size 32 pants to 29.

Are you still able to get compounded? I thought the patent lawyers were putting the kabosh on that.

Anonymous wrote:But not that far under. I’m 5’1, 140 pounds and want to get a script for the real stuff — not the compounded. That’s a BMI of 27. Hypothyroidism but no other cormorbidities. Any chance I can get a script if I don’t care about going through insurance? Want to lose 25-30 pounds.

yes, you're medically overweight and have a comorbidity - docs will prescribe for this (insurance won't pay)

I was a 27 BMI and went to a med spa for compound. One year later, I’ve lost 25 lbs, am now in my normal weight range and feel a lot better. Went from size 32 pants to 29.

The compounded stuff works fine. Think of it as generic vs. name brand.

Noom med

You don't meet the FDA approval guidelines. So your best bet might be a medspa. You don't say where you are, but you might look at Labelle MD Esthetics, Reston Derm & Cosmetics, Washington Aesthetics and Med Spa, Core Aesthetic, Evexia Medspa.

But not that far under. I’m 5’1, 140 pounds and want to get a script for the real stuff — not the compounded. That’s a BMI of 27. Hypothyroidism but no other cormorbidities. Any chance I can get a script if I don’t care about going through insurance? Want to lose 25-30 pounds.