vicki23009
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Hallandale does sell to individuals with their own physician rx.
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vicki23009
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So does Red Rock compounding pharmacy.
Stairmaster1
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I heard someone talking about me here. I don’t recommend using SlimdownRX for many reasons.
Why pay $5/mg for the same product that’s $1/mg? Also the CEO is something else… Detailed test results match powder provider patterns.
The CEO also posted a COA that was not in kilogram increments, proving they are illegally buying from non-FDA approved resellers.
Why pay $5/mg for the same product that’s $1/mg? Also the CEO is something else… Detailed test results match powder provider patterns.
The CEO also posted a COA that was not in kilogram increments, proving they are illegally buying from non-FDA approved resellers.
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keangkong
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According to some folks on Reddit, you can't have your regular doctor send a prescription to Red Rock to dispense tirzepatide to a patient in California. I know for a fact that some telehealth providers (in my case, Mochi Health) use Red Rock Pharmacy to dispense tirzepatide to patients in California. I assume, but don't know, that the same applies to semaglutide. By the way, this is my first post on glp1forum.com. It appears that the rules here are much different than on Reddit.
keangkong
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I'm impressed. I believe Mochi Health just lowered the price it charges me about a week ago. The spreadsheet reflects the current price.
DukeofYork
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Does the physician needs to sign-up as a new provider with them or one just sends the prescription? I would love to be able to skip the telehealth I am using. Could you please provide some more information on how to get Tirzepatide from Hallandale with PCP prescription.
MiniatureSnail
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They need an account. The information is on their website.
New Account Requests | Hallandale Pharmacy
info.hallandalerx.com
Jailbreak7
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It's not going to be cheaper than going through some TH providers such as Lavender, so I am not sure I'd even bother with this approach anyways..
moonpies4misfits
Research Enthusiast
Don't you have to pay a monthly fee with those on top of the prescription cost?
Some yes some no.
Mochi does for example, but OrderlyMeds the RX is included in the monthly cost.
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
Can you clarify what you mean by that?
I don’t recommend them either, but for different reasons. I actually had good communications with Dr. Brokish, but the pharmacy could not figure out how to get my products shipped overnight or even 2-day. It took 5 days for first shipment and nothing was still cold; the replacement reship also took 5 days. I stopped trying after that and requested a refund which he promptly provided. There was also way too much drama on their reddit.
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DukeofYork
New Member
I currently use LSH/Hallandale so I thought it my be cheaper if I get it through my PCP. It is cheaper through Empower and Red Rock so I thought it could be the same with Hallandale.
Jailbreak7
Registered
Unfortunately, it is not.. they charge $200 for each 10mg... so very quickly it just spirals out of hand.. you can find the "spreadsheet" on reddit w/ prices from various providers... btw, if wanting to go direct, ordering from Red Rock would be much cheaper than Hallandale..
Lilith
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It is hard for me to watch the crazy marketing they are doing on Reddit. I started with compound and am grateful for it, but I went down a research rabbit hole on this company and the owner and there is no way I would buy from them. It is hard to not explain this to people on Reddit. It is like a marketing army was deployed for this company. Someone even posted that the “pharmacy” supplies a local hospital with meds. I don’t know hospital regulations, but I can’t imagine a hospital would be doing business with a pharmacy that did not even have the correct printer for its labels a few months ago.
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
I was relieved to just get my money back. It was over a month from first intake appointment to 2nd shipment of warm meds and during that time I signed up for LSH, had overnight meds, was 2 doses in and on to learning about research peps. So, in the end, I guess they did me a favor!
Lilith
New_Member
Ouch. Definitely not a good result with them, but very glad you got your money back. I was with Emerge and had zero issues and then LSH and that was also a simple process with fast shipping. I had research in the back of my mind for a while and just had to find my way here. It is such a helpful community. My first research order has been placed and hopefully I will eventually learn more about the servers.
MiniatureSnail
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What did you end up doing with the meds that arrived warm? Did you basically get several free vials that you didn't have to return? It would be hard for me not to at least try them, lol. After all, is not like it's gone bad, is just maybe less effective.
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
That was the order of things for me too! Emerge and LSH had no problem getting my stuff to me overnight and they both had a much simpler onboarding process.
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
Yes, I have a bunch of vials and extra syringes now. I’m in the PTSD server and trying to get a degradation test going on one of them. There was another guy in there who had same experience with Ouisa and said his meds actually arrived hot. They managed to get his replacement reship to him cold so it would be great to have one vial from each shipment to test. Mine were just room temp. I am tempted to just try them but also don’t want to waste my time and energy if they’re less effective. Maybe I’ll save them for science and see how they test in a year!
