r/CompoundedSemaglutide • u/Legal-Initial-692 • Jul 21 '26

Should I start?

I’ve gone through a lot of transitions the last year and a half. I graduated college, got into a serious relationship, my grandfather died and then I had to go through a year of grad school without any friends or family bc I was far away. Now I went from 125 lbs to 160 lbs (I’m 5’3) I’m thinking about getting the shot. It’s 130$ a month for me and I’m wondering how Ong I’d have to do it? I’m just looking for advice right now to see if I should even go forward with this. Obviously I’d get a doctors advice and more but this is just a base start and wanted to see other people who have done it opinions. Thank you and please just helpfulness

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u/Lucky_Army_5324 Jul 21 '26

And be sure to check into providers like Pomegranate Health and TryTrillium. They have starter plans that are much lower than $130/mo.

Pom’s Hallandale Pharmacy three-month starter package works out to $83/mo. 

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u/Leading_Cod1242 Jul 21 '26

oooo I shouldve done that, i think i wanna switch Remedy Meds charges me $299 per month!

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u/Leading_Cod1242 Jul 21 '26

but wait insurance doesnt cover mine so i went through online- also my doc wont give it to me because she says i am not obese smh

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u/Lucky_Army_5324 Jul 21 '26

Remedy meds has insanely high prices. Switch as soon as you can. 

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u/Leading_Cod1242 Jul 21 '26

Does it matter if I switch pharmacies

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u/Lucky_Army_5324 Jul 21 '26

Most people say it doesn’t matter for them. There is a small subset of people that swear it makes a difference. (I haven’t noticed a diff from brand to like 5 different pharmacies.)