Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) Announces New Phase 3 Trial Results for Orforglipron

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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) Announces New Phase 3 Trial Results for Orforglipron

SUMARRY: Eli Lilly’s latest press release spotlights a breakthrough Phase 3 result for orforglipron—achieving robust HbA1c reduction and weight loss in type 2 diabetes patients with a safety profile on par with injectable GLP‑1 drugs. These results sparked strong investor response and reinforced the company’s leadership in the rapidly evolving obesity and diabetes treatment market.
 
Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) Announces New Phase 3 Trial Results for Orforglipron

SUMARRY: Eli Lilly’s latest press release spotlights a breakthrough Phase 3 result for orforglipron—achieving robust HbA1c reduction and weight loss in type 2 diabetes patients with a safety profile on par with injectable GLP‑1 drugs. These results sparked strong investor response and reinforced the company’s leadership in the rapidly evolving obesity and diabetes treatment market.
I'm really curious when this finally gets approved how much it's going to be.
 
I'm really curious when this finally gets approved how much it's going to be.
Of course some ludicrous amount. Before finding the Peptide Community my primary care provider stated the starting dose for Ozempic was $750 a month. I was like “EFF THAT YOU NASTY MOTHER FATHER!” Ridiculousness!

Thank the good Lord I found the researching materials when I did. Much more affordable. 😌
 
It's going to be a lot.
Back in February it was reported Lilly was stockpiling for the launch. Kinda fun to see all of this in our lifetime. I hope they do find something for alzeimers with the profits they are making.

 
Back in February it was reported Lilly was stockpiling for the launch. Kinda fun to see all of this in our lifetime. I hope they do find something for alzeimers with the profits they are making.

AMEN! I agree. Some doctors call Alzheimer’s/Cognitive Decline Diabetes Type 3, so we can only hope that controlling blood sugar will reduce debilitating mental diseases.
 

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