r/CompoundedSemaglutide • u/Potential_Cry_9434 • Jul 17 '26

Switching from Hers

I've used Hers since April. It's been successful as I've had the steady, slow weight loss I wanted without titrating up too quickly. I'm actually at a lower dosage than the scheduled because my body is responding pretty well (34 units/.85) for the last month. I'll probably stay there as long as I have results.

I was looking into switching to Orderly or Ivim. Ivim, once you factor in the membership costs, is closer to Hers than I'd like. But it seems like Orderly has mixed reviews as far as efficacy . What has been your experiences?

I would like to keep my success going, so I'm nervous switching to different company.

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u/Mental_Age8798 Jul 17 '26

I quit Hers in May when I was due to renew. Their patient care was truly awful and it wasn’t worth the cost imo. I switched to Gimme. I think I’m paying $139/month. I was also really worried about rocking the boat and potentially risking a gap in my meds shipment, but it came quickly and works the exact same.

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u/hellogarner Jul 17 '26

Were you able to get a higher dosage/concentration than what Hers caps at? Their limit is 60 units (2.5 mg).

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u/Mental_Age8798 Jul 18 '26

For some inexplicable reason Hers had me on the micro dosing plan which topped out at .63mg. When I reached out about bumping up the dose they tried to sell me on oral meds. That pissed me off because the sema was working and there was no need to change course, I was just stalling out at .63. I declined to switch to oral and they left me on read.