Compounding prices dropping with zepbound self pay program?

[Chelsea_Dagger]

Now that Lilly is offering any dose at 499.00 a month through self pay of zep-bound, has anyone noticed their compounding provider lowering prices? I imagine they would need to if they want to stay competitive?

 

[ZuZuPetals]

Not so far as I can tell. At least not yet.

 

[Rootus346]

I lurk on the reddit forum for compound and it seems like there are some good deals, especially for first-timers, but not everyone has lowered their prices. Fifty410 is as expensive as they ever were (or more), wanting 300/mo. Orderly may even be slightly more, nearly the price of brand.

And that's why I'm here. If I wanted to pay 300+/mo, I'd probably just buy the brand. Not paying some greedy 503B reseller; love 'em or hate 'em, at least Lilly actually invested in R&D, compounders can't say that.

 

[randompersonrandom]

Brello is still doing $500 for three months, any dose. I'm actually going to do one more order with them and tell them I want to titrate up (to 10g, 15 if I can get it) because I have a girlfriend who wants to get on it but doesn't have the $500, and she's not ready for grey and may never be; nor would I suggest it to her. So I told her she can split a refill with me before I cancel the subscription. The first order was four vials of 22mg; if I titrate up and they send me the amount for even 10mg per week, then it'll be six vials; more if I can get them to send me a 15mg dose on the same order. I'm only taking 2.2, so that'll last me 30 weeks, and it'll last her long enough to save up the money for an order of her own.

 

[mlke6]

Brello is still doing $500 for three months, any dose. I'm actually going to do one more order with them and tell them I want to titrate up (to 10g, 15 if I can get it) because I have a girlfriend who wants to get on it but doesn't have the $500, and she's not ready for grey and may never be; nor would I suggest it to her. So I told her she can split a refill with me before I cancel the subscription. The first order was four vials of 22mg; if I titrate up and they send me the amount for even 10mg per week, then it'll be six vials; more if I can get them to send me a 15mg dose on the same order. I'm only taking 2.2, so that'll last me 30 weeks, and it'll last her long enough to save up the money for an order of her own.

once she sees how amazing these research chemicals are she may want to run to grey.

 

[randompersonrandom]

once she sees how amazing these research chemicals are she may want to run to grey.

She might! She knows I'm doing this, but I've never suggested she do it and never will. I feel like grey is one of those things that should be a thousand percent "because I'm interested and have done a ton of reading and have asked questions in the community and fully understand the risks and accept them in a way that's real for me," and zero percent "because a friend I trust made it sound fine."

 

[tncc_rn]

She might! She knows I'm doing this, but I've never suggested she do it and never will. I feel like grey is one of those things that should be a thousand percent "because I'm interested and have done a ton of reading and have asked questions in the community and fully understand the risks and accept them in a way that's real for me," and zero percent "because a friend I trust made it sound fine."

But a friend I do trust DID turn me on to grey through her nephews single vial website.

And I've never looked back....

 

[MsGizmo]

She might! She knows I'm doing this, but I've never suggested she do it and never will. I feel like grey is one of those things that should be a thousand percent "because I'm interested and have done a ton of reading and have asked questions in the community and fully understand the risks and accept them in a way that's real for me," and zero percent "because a friend I trust made it sound fine."

Point out that the grey market is basically us doing our own compounding work.

 

[randompersonrandom]

But a friend I do trust DID turn me on to grey through her nephews single vial website.

And I've never looked back....

Yeah, I'm eating some words here, because my mom wants to try out KLOW, and now I'm sweating bullets because the risk tolerance I have for me vs the risk tolerance I have for my mother turns out to be very different.

 

[MsGizmo]

Yeah, I'm eating some words here, because my mom wants to try out KLOW, and now I'm sweating bullets because the risk tolerance I have for me vs the risk tolerance I have for my mother turns out to be very different.

Well .. if you are worried about it .. buy the KLOW and use it on yourself first.

 

[randompersonrandom]

Well .. if you are worried about it .. buy the KLOW and use it on yourself first.

oh yeah, I'm there. I'm planning to pull two of my gyc vials (I've already used one from that kit) from the freezer, and sending it to her with filters, sterile vials, the luer lock syringes plus needles, and a vial of bac. She's got the filtering video from Peptide Test, the url to this forum, and all of the links to resources about what the purpose and risks are of each of the peptides in KLOW. That should get her through the first cycle, and if she wants to continue after that, then I can give her sources for all of the above.