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Incredible transformation! You must feel so much better!

WOW! I love this for you. You look fantastic! I'm hoping I can drop the same amount. I'm about 2 months in myself now. I feel this so hard!

Would you mind sharing your height and your initial weight?

I also did the exact same change! I'm shocked more people aren't on pitavastatin since it's the most metabolically friendly statin. My HbA1c went from about 4.9 to 5.3 on rosuvastatin, and I think it'll go back to normal...

When I began tirz, I got blood work done at the same time. My LDL was 117, and my triglycerides were 219. I immediately switched to a clean, low-ish carb diet with healthy macros, started exercising, and, of course, took tirz. I also tried what I think was a "cheat code"... I took a supplement...

My last blood test was in June during my yearly checkup, so I can compare it to those results. Did you remember to have your thyroid checked? I heard it's important to monitor while on GLP-1s. My doctor wouldn't have added it if I hadn't asked.

I'm getting my blood tested later today after being on tirz for the past 3 months. I've dropped over 30 lbs and been eating way healthier. Hoping I can stop taking the statin as well.

Because it's cheaper! I was paying $600/month to my doctor, and now I'm seeing other prices that are way less! I need to find a new source.

Thank you! I appreciate it. I hate when doctors have deals with pharmacies. That's why I pay my doctor instead of the pharmacy directly. It gives doctors a financial incentive to write more scripts. And I pay more for compounded than brand Zep! What if I didn't know this? I'm not against doctors...

Does Orderly Meds use Hallandale to fill the TIRZ scripts?

If you use teledocs, check they can ship to your state. They need state approval. Another option: send your script to a compounding pharmacy directly (if they ship to your state) and skip the teledoc fees. I like the idea of Red Rock but you gotta do your own research.

I appreciate your concern. I haven't changed from my doctor's prescription, except once. Even though she changed my dose, she kept the script the same. I take the 6mg strength. I think my doctor might not get GLP1s. So, I ask questions here to confirm what the doctor, pharmacy, and members say...

Specifically, what does $400 mean? Does that mean one 12mg dose each week?

Thanks! A bit confused. Is that $400 the cost for the provider or me? I take 120 Units per week. How much does the provider spend?

Hey everyone, 1) Does anyone know roughly what a compounding pharmacy bills for tirzepatide? Like if someone takes 12mg weekly, what would a single dose set them back? Thanks! 2) Is the branded Zep the same price no matter the strength, or does compounding do that?