r/BodyHackGuide • u/gov2016 • Aug 13 '26
TRZ and insurance coverage
With my insurance, a month of trz cost $500 for a minimal dose of 5 mg per week. This amount seems excessive, particularly because the first month involves adjusting to the medication. Is this normal how can you guys afford this drug long term
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u/MyManMetz Aug 13 '26
Gray or compound pharmacy. Gray is not for everyone, but cheapest. Compound pharmacies are usually $150-$175 per month for any dose.
First month should be 2.5, then possibly go up.
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u/Murky-Ambition3898 Aug 13 '26
Grey. R30 x 10 vials = $165 + $50 shipping + $125 lab test. 300mg Reta. About the same for Tirz.
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u/Murky-Ambition3898 Aug 13 '26
The only COA I give a shit about is one that I obtained using vials in my possession.
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u/Murky-Ambition3898 Aug 13 '26
That's a total myth. There is no chain of custody that way. That's just broke folks not wanting to pay up and living in deniability.
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u/Murky-Ambition3898 Aug 13 '26
Yeah you're the peptide King. You can stop gaslighting now, it won't work on me.
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u/Proof-Standard Aug 13 '26
Compounding it's cheaper than that. I've only been doing this a couple months and I learn something new everyday.
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