Savings on Sema? Whoa.

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BurnBoss

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I was curious and decided to check how much I was dishing out on food and eating out before and after starting on Ozempic back in June of '24. I knew I was spending less, but the actual numbers surprised me. I can't believe how much I was mindlessly spending on everything before. This is just for me, no family here.

March: $910
April: $795
May: $985

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October: $570
November: $620
December: $455

I'm saving enough to more than cover the cost of the medication (which is about $250 for me). Crazy...
 
I've saved a ton by not eating or drinking as much. I now max out my retirement accounts every year. I've also set aside enough cash to pay for a cosmetic procedure without going into debt.
 
Me too! My restaurant and grocery bills are practically half what they used to be. I just have to watch myself and not overbuy at the store, or things will spoil before I can use them.
 
The only foreseeable issue: you'll need to buy new clothes pretty quickly. So those savings might just go towards a new wardrobe!
 
Omg same!!! I saw such a HUGE difference in what I was spending on groceries and stuff when I started my meds. You're paying for the meds themselves which is a lot of $ but you def save when it comes to buying food
 
I noticed that some people are starting sermorelin treatments. Has anyone looked into that as an alternative? I saw one person mention they're paying $249 a month. I wonder if it's a good option to consider.
 
I saw a thread where someone mentioned they're paying only $25 a month for their diabetes medication with a coupon. It's amazing how much prices vary!
 
It's crazy how much drug prices differ in other countries. Some people say they only pay a few bucks in Australia. It's enough to make you want to move!
 
I saw someone mention 300 mcg of Sermorelin before bed paired with 100 mg of Tri-amino. They said they experienced increased lean muscle mass and leaned out even more. Sounds promising!
 
On the cost side, what goes toward the injection ends up being less than what groceries used to run me. Comes out as a net gain financially. Just adding that on top of what everyone else already mentioned.
 
One warehouse club chain consistently runs cheaper. Before the recent price cut it was 230 there versus 300 everywhere else. Try to support my neighborhood pharmacy when I can, but can't quite swing it for this particular medication. At 80 a month it breaks down to roughly 2.50 a day.
 
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