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I usually buy from overseas sources but you asked about something different.

If I were going to order I would go for the larger kit because you receive more, and it will save you money in the long run.

OMG! These posts are so motivating! Congrats, everyone! What kinds of exercises are you doing to avoid losing muscle while burning fat? I'm trying to find the right balance. 😅

Going with an overseas source is usually cheaper, especially if you test the product or find a group to split testing costs with you. Some just don't like the risks. And yeah, bfflist and some others are among the cheapest in the US. Lots of overseas sources have US warehouses. A little research...

Some other suppliers are not cheaper than bfflist on everything. For example, one product is over $100 less on bfflist for now. This is at least the case while the promo is going on.

I'm so happy for you! That's amazing progress.

You missed the sarcasm. I know America's healthcare system is a mess. I was just saying that most developed nations pay like $50 for brand-name stuff, and we can't even get compounded versions here for 5x that price.

Buying in larger amounts makes it ridiculously cheaper than getting it compounded. I'm talking a fifth of the price, easily. Plus, I'm confident I'm getting top-notch stuff this way, instead of just blindly trusting a compounding pharmacy.

That being said, I would use fluids on myself after they expire if stored correctly. https://oacu.oir.nih.gov/system/files/media/file/2025-01/b15-expiredmedicalproducts.pdf I think the med spas are also conserving fluids, and they probably don't use as much as a hospital does. They also might...

Not really, since there's a shortage they're being used way before they expire. But in vet med, we do some questionable things. The doctors will use expired stents if the package is sealed and undamaged. I remember when I was new, giving sterile water injections from bottles that were opened way...

I can confirm the shortages ARE real. I'm an OR nurse and since around 2022 we've had times where we barely have enough for big cases. My hospital emails us updates on our fluid stock daily. You could probably find somebody who works at a clinic to help you source them.

Fantastic job. :thumbsup:

Congratulations 👏 👏 👏 👏🏼

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Geeky-Win as a medical professional, I'm curious: Were you prescribed Ozempic *specifically* for the diabetes, or for weight loss as well? Sometimes it's hard to get it covered just for weight management.

Awesome!

Incredible transformation!!!

I'm curious about long-term use too. Has anyone been on these meds for, like, five years or more? What are the effects like then?

Awesome job, keep it up!

Ugh. Their new sale is tempting me.