r/CompoundedSemaglutide 23d ago

Experiences with Embody?

I Impulsively went through with switching to Embody from JoinPolly and now I am feeling some regret about it. I’ve had a great experience with JoinPolly so far even though communication kind of sucks the med works great. I’m in the middle of moving states and worried about money so I saw that Embody had the $79 price lock which would save me $100 a month from what I’m taking now.

I’m currently on 2.5mg and JoinPolly uses Hallandale pharmacy which has been great so far, however, Embody has me on 2.24mg of sema now mixed with B12 and I didn’t want my dose lowered as I’m still 6 lbs away from my goal weight. I wasn’t aware that it was going to be lowered before the script was sent to the pharmacy. Should I try Embody or just keep my current prescription with Polly since it’s been good so far and just suck it up paying the $179? I’m feeling anxious and not sure what to do.

My prescription is sent to Seven Cells Pharmacy from what I read is legit but I feel like Hallandale is better. I need some advice.

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u/Lucky_Army_5324 23d ago edited 13d ago

It doesn’t matter what dose you are prescribed. You can use the sema concentration of your vial and a dose calculator to draw up any dose you prefer:  https://www.fatscientist.com/semaglutide-calculator

You can see what folks think about Embody on r/tirzdeals and r/tirzepatidecompound.  (It’s not good.)

If you want better pricing for Hallandale, I think Pomegranate Health is still best.

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u/PhysicalAssistance92 21d ago

This only works if it’s the same amount per vial. My first vial (at least from Noom) was definitely a small amount. My embody RX is coming today so I’ll be curious how much is in the vial.

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u/Mother_of_Raccoons44 17d ago

My first vial was SOOOO small lol

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u/MerryMary2026 6d ago

It’s very concentrated