41 cents?!?!

This is exactly it because at this point you couldn't pay me to buy from Alan.
I hadn't planned to buy from them anyway (the whole indictment thing ruined the plausible deniability in my head regarding opioids) but you're damn straight after that mess they'd get a fake name and address if I did order from them which is more work than I want to put in when I could spend an extra 10c/mg and not worry about someone threatening to beat me up, send a hot pack, or give my name and address to another customer. (Am I missing anything?)
 
I hadn't planned to buy from them anyway (the whole indictment thing ruined the plausible deniability in my head regarding opioids) but you're damn straight after that mess they'd get a fake name and address if I did order from them which is more work than I want to put in when I could spend an extra 10c/mg and not worry about someone threatening to beat me up, send a hot pack, or give my name and address to another customer. (Am I missing anything?)
You're 100% right
I'm still thinking of taking the deal. Supposedly it comes from a US warehouse this time
 
You're 100% right
I'm still thinking of taking the deal. Supposedly it comes from a US warehouse this time
I still want to know if the US warehouse peptide princess and the GLOW peptide princess are the same person
 
Am I reading the new s r y post right. T40 2 kits for 330 with free shipping = 41.25 cents per mg?
The price is right. However, I have 1 year, 8 months of lypholized tirezatide in my freezer and my health insurance covers Zepbound. Buying this much was probably dumb but I just had anxiety about not having the drug. Even though I will likely change insurance in about 2 1/2 years, I the price will likely be cheaper then. While I have worries that it may become harder to find tirzepatide, my understanding from the online folks who use steroids is that it is unlikely that the federal government will have much success in stopping peptide imports. Also, in a few years, tirzepatide may no longer be the most effective drug for weight loss. Granted tirzepatide is likely to have longer staying power than semaglutide.
 
The price is right. However, I have 1 year, 8 months of lypholized tirezatide in my freezer and my health insurance covers Zepbound. Buying this much was probably dumb but I just had anxiety about not having the drug. Even though I will likely change insurance in about 2 1/2 years, I the price will likely be cheaper then. While I have worries that it may become harder to find tirzepatide, my understanding from the online folks who use steroids is that it is unlikely that the federal government will have much success in stopping peptide imports. Also, in a few years, tirzepatide may no longer be the most effective drug for weight loss. Granted tirzepatide is likely to have longer staying power than semaglutide.
hah, i'm in the exact same situation as you. 2 years in my freezer. my insurance for 2025 is finally gonna cover zepbound for me. basically resisting urges to buy more with every latest and greatest sale since i already have more than enough that i probably won't ever get to finish.

i'm undecided if i'm gonna use my zepbound pens right away or instead just stack them up for a later point. i've switched to split dosing which makes zepbound a little less ideal (not super difficult to inject into a sterile vial but still, not super simple either).
 
The price is right. However, I have 1 year, 8 months of lypholized tirezatide in my freezer and my health insurance covers Zepbound. Buying this much was probably dumb but I just had anxiety about not having the drug. Even though I will likely change insurance in about 2 1/2 years, I the price will likely be cheaper then. While I have worries that it may become harder to find tirzepatide, my understanding from the online folks who use steroids is that it is unlikely that the federal government will have much success in stopping peptide imports. Also, in a few years, tirzepatide may no longer be the most effective drug for weight loss. Granted tirzepatide is likely to have longer staying power than semaglutide.
They're just going to find more niche areas for it. Once everyone moves off sema for weight loss, it'll still be used for addictive and impulsive behaviors, as a mental health medication. SUD, AUD, BED, etc. And since everyone on it for weight loss with go with maz, reta, tirz, or whatever new one they come up with instead, it'll be more readily available and probably easier to get. Once people move from tirz to reta for weight loss, tirz will probably be the first choice for sleep apnea.
 
hah, i'm in the exact same situation as you. 2 years in my freezer. my insurance for 2025 is finally gonna cover zepbound for me. basically resisting urges to buy more with every latest and greatest sale since i already have more than enough that i probably won't ever get to finish.

i'm undecided if i'm gonna use my zepbound pens right away or instead just stack them up for a later point. i've switched to split dosing which makes zepbound a little less ideal (not super difficult to inject into a sterile vial but still, not super simple either).
Im stacking mine in the fridge right now. Going to break them down and use them for lower maintenance doses in a few months and keep riding that as long as they'll keep filling the 15mgs haha

I still have about a years worth frozen, and will probably grab another couple when we hit the 33 cent mark or lower. I'm holding off on these deals and promos because it just keeps dropping. I highly doubt well see prices go up unless something drastic/wild happens, and even then I'm sure we'll have a week or two to pull the trigger and load up on a boat load anyway
 

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