Semaglutide

[HealthMan]

Does any compounding pharmacy offer semaglutide?

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Yes, a bunch.

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[Nelson Vergel]

Empower Pharmacy does

 

[josh_fitcheck13]

I started sema at 0.25mg and stayed there for a month before moving up, gave me time to adjust to the mild nausea that popped up at first. Honestly, bumping doses too fast is where I’ve seen friends run into trouble, so patience pays off. If you’re considering it, definitely worth chatting with your doc about their usual titration plan though.

 

[Fernando Almaguer]

Empower Pharmacy does

Nelson I got on semiglutide 90 bucks a month plus shipping. You reccommed this for fatty liver. Ive went from 226lbs to 218.0 lbs. thanks for the advice

 

[USMC]

Nelson I got on semiglutide 90 bucks a month plus shipping. You reccommed this for fatty liver. Ive went from 226lbs to 218.0 lbs. thanks for the advice

They found I had a fatty liver from a CAT scan of my back Back in January my doctor started me on Wegovy (for obesity, not fatty liver) .. I'm now on 2.4mg / week and went from 231 down to 196 today From what I've read it can help with / if not remedy a fatty liver from metabolic issues. My doctor doesn't feel the need to test it as all my blood markers are perfect. Anyway, last month my insurance has discontinued coverage for my Wegovy as I am not diabetic. For them it is a cost saving tactic to ignore obesity. Save money today; spend millions more later I just started compounded semaglutide and it is working well... Although it is out of pocket, I don't want to stop my progress

 

[Fernando Almaguer]

They found I had a fatty liver from a CAT scan of my back Back in January my doctor started me on Wegovy (for obesity, not fatty liver) .. I'm now on 2.4mg / week and went from 231 down to 196 today From what I've read it can help with / if not remedy a fatty liver from metabolic issues. My doctor doesn't feel the need to test it as all my blood markers are perfect. Anyway, last month my insurance has discontinued coverage for my Wegovy as I am not diabetic. For them it is a cost saving tactic to ignore obesity. Save money today; spend millions more later I just started compounded semaglutide and it is working well... Although it is out of pocket, I don't want to stop my progress

Thata amazing. Im at 1.1mg per week. May go up aa needed. How old are you may I ask and are you training weights also?

 

[USMC]

Thata amazing. Im at 1.1mg per week. May go up aa needed. How old are you may I ask and are you training weights also?

I'm 61 and hit the weights 4-5 days a week. I think it is important to lift to retain lean mass while on GLP1s / especially when it affects your appetite.. TRT also helps with retention. I've seen so many friends lose lots of weight and lean mass and become skinny/fat because they don't work out. I'm down 35 pounds and haven't lost any strength... I actually gained strength. Good luck on your journey

 

[Fernando Almaguer]

I'm 61 and hit the weights 4-5 days a week. I think it is important to lift to retain lean mass while on GLP1s / especially when it affects your appetite.. TRT also helps with retention. I've seen so many friends lose lots of weight and lean mass and become skinny/fat because they don't work out. I'm down 35 pounds and haven't lost any strength... I actually gained strength. Good luck on your journey

Thank you sir and for your service. OO rah!

 

[MrGraves22]

503A pharmacies may still compound patient-specific versions when a licensed prescriber determines a clinical need that the commercial product does not meet

 

[Fernando Almaguer]

Thank you sir and for your service. OO rah!

Think abiut switching to trizepatide?

 

[Fernando Almaguer]

503A pharmacies may still compound patient-specific versions when a licensed prescriber determines a clinical need that the commercial product does not meet

Yes I get it for this reason. At 100 a month it is oricey