Anonymous
12/31/2022 21:40
Subject: Re:Who prescribed your mounjaro?
CVS could not get the coupon to work for me last week. Gah.
Anonymous
12/31/2022 10:39
Subject: Who prescribed your mounjaro?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The coupon has changed. It’s $500 off now.
My coupon works just fine. Got a 3 month supply (15mg) for $25.
I’m talking about for new folks. Impressive that you got three months for $25
I just download the savings card today. As a new patient it’s still $25 for 12 fills.
https://www.mounjaro.com/savings-resources#
Anonymous
12/30/2022 22:05
Subject: Who prescribed your mounjaro?
Anonymous wrote:The coupon has changed. It’s $500 off now.
I just got it for $25 again on Wednesday.
Anonymous
12/30/2022 14:26
Subject: Who prescribed your mounjaro?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The coupon has changed. It’s $500 off now.
My coupon works just fine. Got a 3 month supply (15mg) for $25.
I’m talking about for new folks. Impressive that you got three months for $25
Anonymous
12/30/2022 14:24
Subject: Re:Who prescribed your mounjaro?
I wouldn't use it for postpartum weight as it is considered a lifetime drug (meaning the weight comes back if you stop taking it for most). If you struggled with your weight before and are pre-diabetic, it may make sense.
Anonymous
12/30/2022 14:22
Subject: Re:Who prescribed your mounjaro?
My endo.
I have PCOS (pre-pregnancy) and hypothyroid (likely developed during/after pregnancy) but it also runs in my family.
Ive done metformin before and tried Trulicity 1.5 years ago. My thyroid levels are optimal but I still have issues losing weight- even with exercise and CICO/macros. It's been a 4-year struggle and everyone told me (including doctors) that it was because of breastfeeding and my body was holding onto weight so even after 2 years post-nursing I was still having the same problems AND my weight went up.
My insurance is covering it with a PA. I just filled the last of the 3 mo coupon for $25 and next time I pick up it will be $65 (cost per insurance website).
I started in late October and I am down 20lbs in 9 weeks. I had 2 weeks of no weight loss because I changed to injecting into my thigh, which apparently doesnt work for me. Went back to stomach and back to 2-3lbs per week. For me personally, I still experience stalls during my period but I dont gain weight and then it drops a few days after- just keep that in mind and dont get discouraged by small changes or stalls. I have to balance nausea symptoms because I actually eat more when I am nauseous likely due to hypoglycemia, which I also had a lot of during pregnancy. So I wont titrate my dose further unless I stop losing weight for a month or two.
I have PCOS (pre-pregnancy) and hypothyroid (likely developed during/after pregnancy) but it also runs in my family.
Ive done metformin before and tried Trulicity 1.5 years ago. My thyroid levels are optimal but I still have issues losing weight- even with exercise and CICO/macros. It's been a 4-year struggle and everyone told me (including doctors) that it was because of breastfeeding and my body was holding onto weight so even after 2 years post-nursing I was still having the same problems AND my weight went up.
My insurance is covering it with a PA. I just filled the last of the 3 mo coupon for $25 and next time I pick up it will be $65 (cost per insurance website).
I started in late October and I am down 20lbs in 9 weeks. I had 2 weeks of no weight loss because I changed to injecting into my thigh, which apparently doesnt work for me. Went back to stomach and back to 2-3lbs per week. For me personally, I still experience stalls during my period but I dont gain weight and then it drops a few days after- just keep that in mind and dont get discouraged by small changes or stalls. I have to balance nausea symptoms because I actually eat more when I am nauseous likely due to hypoglycemia, which I also had a lot of during pregnancy. So I wont titrate my dose further unless I stop losing weight for a month or two.