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Giant Semaglutide Thread (and other GLP-1 / GIP agonists)
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HB_22
Well-known Member
Yes. Doesnt work. Once you hit the GLP-1 receptor with any of the available GLP-1 receptor agonists your tolerance is up.
Captainpotatohead
Member
Just bumped up to 2mg semag (QSC) after lower doses just weren’t doing anything anymore. Pinned on Thursday it’s now Saturday and my appetite suppression is still mediocre. Hopefully my tirzepatide lands soon!
clobberingtyme
Member
This right here. It may be a wonder drug for some, but you have to have a, "Make the change, Be the change" mentality or you will go back to the way that made you feel miserable in the first place.
How have all these guys in this thread gotten Hello Alpha to write a Monjaro script for them? I had a PA write me and say they are "happy to submit a prescription for mounjaro however we cannot do prior authorizations without proof of type two diabetes or you are able to submit proof of coverage for weight loss by your insurance carrier". My insurance will cover it if I have diabetes, but not for weight loss....
So every person on here that got them to write a script for this stuff had to show proof that they had Type 2 Diabetes?
So every person on here that got them to write a script for this stuff had to show proof that they had Type 2 Diabetes?
Rido
Subscriber
It was used as a coupon before.
Getting mounjaro easily is done and over with.. RIP coupon.
I tried to get it at my pharmacy but they said it needed prior authorization. They also said they can't use my insurance.
The coupon also states you have to have Type 2 Diabetes to be elgible for it (it is still avaiable on Monjaro website), but coupon or not, weren't people getting Hello Alpha to write scripts for them pretty easily? The coupon was just so it would be at a discounted price. I've read this entire thread and see all these posts about how they are going through Hello Alpha to get a perscription... but when I sign up, I'm told I have to show proof of T2D or show proof that my insurance covers it. Why does this PA need proof that my insurance covers it for weight loss... what difference does it make to Hello Alpha if I pay out of pocket or by using insurance when I pick it up from my local pharmacy? I find it hard to believe that each person on this thread who got a script from Hello Alpha has T2D, or maybe they manipulated an A1C test and submitted? I read folks getting scripts approved within a few hours...no such luck for me.
Rido
Subscriber
The coupon changed. It changed in October.
I have 8x 2.5
8x 5
8x 7.5
8x10
You won't benefit from it now.
Time to get QSC tirazepide
Yep I have 10x5 tirazepide and 10x2 sema from QSC.
I got a 5mg vial of tirazepide from Peptide Science that I started on veterans day...didn't realize I did the math wrong at the time but was trying to do the recommended starting dose of 2.5mg and actually maintained .5mg for about 6 weeks before I built up a tolerance to it. I just did my first dose of 2.5 mg two days ago and was able to eat a few slices of pizza and drink some alcohol (hey it's the holidayz) but then today I couldn't eat anything, the thought of food made me feel sick. That's kinda how I felt for 6 weeks before and basically had a diet of bone broth.
clobberingtyme
Member
How are you reconstituting it? I have 1x 5mg pen left of Mounjaro and another 4x 10 pens. I have some coming from QSC however. I am thinking 1ML of BAC in a 10mg vial should get me 2 doses of 5mg.
clobberingtyme
Member
I have the old coupon from October, I just picked 10mg pens Friday for $25.
Nice! Do you have a T2D diagnosis that allowed you to use the coupon?
clobberingtyme
Member
I do not. So how it works is that my insurance denies the coverage and the coupon discounts and picks up all of it but $25.
If you don't have insurance coverage of mounjaro, you will only get it half off. So from $1100 to $550.
Disarmer
Member
There are two different coupons, the old one works differently
I see. The coupon from November and on is how I mentioned it to be. My bad for not specifying that.
Iron_Yuppie
Well-known Member
It wouldn’t be any different than what you’d lose cutting without a GLP-1. If you’re in a deficit you’re at risk. Using gear mitigates that to some degree. Now if your deficit is really high because of the GLP-1 then you’re at more risk, of course. But again, that’s the same situation you’d face with any other steep deficit.
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