I self pay for one from lilly-direct for about $200/mo. Insurance doesn't cover any part of it yet. It required a prescription from my doc and it comes in the mail.
replyDepends on how much assurance you need that you're actually injecting what you think you’re injecting.
replyIf you’re okay with just being probably sure, the price is a lot lower.
Yup, plus my GLP-1 dealer promises that if it kills me, I won’t have to pay. Really no downside.
replyI’m paying 300/m out of pocket. Really wish my insurance covered it. It’s had a massively positive impact on life.
reply> GLP-1 receptor agonist medications typically cost between $149 and $350 per month for cash-pay oral pills, and $900 to $1,400+ per month for list-price injectables without insurance.
replyI don't know that anyone really pays list price for injectables, because the vendors do discount programs. Without insurance coverage, tirzepetide via Amazon Pharmacy is something like $450/mo.
replyYeah this is what I pay for Zepbound through LillyDirect. I also eat less food and drink less alcohol than I used to. So the net loss is probably smaller, maybe $200/mo
replyCanada has generic semiglutide for under/around $300/mo depending on pharmacy
replyMore like CAD$90 for a 4mg pen
replyI think you're right I confused wegovy prices with generics. Thank you for clarifying. I'm new to it and will find out about pricing very soon - my provider dropped covering the medication (the day I submitted for pre-approval) -because it worked so well it became popular :P
replyHow technical do you want to get?
replyThe grey-market price from China, is about $100 for 10 x (30mg/mL, 10mL) vials of Tirzepatide. Semaglutide is cheaper.
At the highest dose of 15mg/wk, that's 20 weeks for $100.
Are you sure that it is not 30mg total per vial, with $100 being the price for 10 vials? Because this stuff comes in powder form, not in liquid form, so mg/mL is an odd unit of measurement. Perhaps I misunderstand your comment.
replyFor example?
replyI’m just a customer. But Peptaura.com has GLPs 1-3 fr a few dollars a month
replyAs low as $69/month through the compounding pharmacies.
replyWhich pharmacy is that?
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