Compounding Pharm Pricing?

did the same—at 10mg tirz and added the other stuff. went slow from 0.25 to 0.5 to 2.4 now. worked amazing first day after but faded fast so kept titrating. staying at 2.4 till this stack's done. not reordering though.
 
tirz is a miracle drug for me. hit goal, staying on maintenance. people ask if i'll stop. i say when i start wanting arthritis and high blood pressure maybe lol. biggest fear is running out so i stockpile.
 
put up with a ton of side effects because this is the first time in decades I've been able to actually lose weight. only you can decide if the health improvements are worth it. for me, living like a normal metabolism without a super restricted diet is worth the nausea, diarrhea, constipation, and gas.
 
using gimme for tirz right now while i transition to grey. five weeks in and still figuring it out. i asked them about the compounding scare and they said my next order should be fine. weird that they sent a 72mg/4ml vial for the whole first month though—most people here recommend switching after 28 days.
 
Compounded tirz pricing depends heavily on the compounder and whether you're buying direct vs through a telehealth middleman. The MOQ free-shipping threshold strategy works well when you're on a stable dose and not actively titrating.
 
The pricing critique holds on its own terms - when a medication can be compounded profitably at a fraction of the branded price, the markup isn't justified by manufacturing cost. The accessibility argument against high list prices is strongest in the GLP-1 context given the volume of people who need it long-term.
 
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