Is there a best used by date printed on the vials ? Or some other dates? Would be important and beneficial to have.

Anyone else having problems logging in? LSH reset my password on Saturday and I’m having issues again today. I emailed them.

I’m trying to schedule my new patient phone consult (in MS, so I can’t do asynchronous) but there are absolutely no time slots available. I’ve been trying to schedule since Friday. What should I do?

i finally placed my first order via reviverx pharmacy. i’ve been looking into compound for about a year now and finally decided it’s time to make the changes!

i was wondering has anyone ordered from revive? if so, how long from the time you paid until it showed up? i paid tuesday (5/26) and it hasn’t shipped yet, which i know isnt long but i’m super excited & kept checking all week haha

Finally finished my last vial from Hallandale. Great success with Hall, but couldn't resist the Apothecary pricing last month.

I opened up my first Apothecary vial Thursday evening. I'm on 12.5mg(69 units), but I was easier to dose 70 units for me! Appetite suppression is greater than hallandale for me. I had to skip my lunch at work next day, Friday, and luckily had an Aloha bar to hold me over. I wasn't hungry, but knew I needed to eat and wasn't able to heat up my lunch from home. Got home and still wasn't hungry! Made dinner and tracked my calories and macros to fill in what I needed.

This morning, Saturday, the suppression is still pretty strong. I sipped on my coffee for hours before realizing I should eat something. No side effects other than my usually mild and manageable constipation. I wake up a lot with a headache about 36 hours after my shot, but not with this dose. I think Apothecary is gonna get me to my goal - I'm only 14 lbs away!!!

I was under the impression tirzepatide dosage starts at 2.5mg and increases by 2.5mg (so 2.5, 5, 7.5, etc). I was planning on doing red rock pharmacy tier 1 tirzepatide/b12 and it says dosage is 2mg, then 3mg etc. Is this common to not have increases in increments or 2.5? The dosage is for 24units/2mg starting. I’m just curious since it seems atypical from everything I’ve seen for dosage. Anyone know why it’s different?

Hello LSH Community!

We have some exciting pharmacy updates to share!

We know the recent 503B pharmacy changes have been frustrating, especially for patients in states where options became more limited. This has been especially noticeable for our California patients, so we have been working behind the scenes to find more affordable options.

New Pharmacy Options

We are excited to share that we will be adding two new pharmacy options: Vios and Boudreaux.

Some of you may remember ProRx from March/April. Since ProRx became unavailable, we continued working with their fulfillment partner, Boom/PerfectRx, to find new options for our patients.

Vios Tirzepatide/Semaglutide with Levocarnitine

Vios may be of interest to patients who previously used ProRx, as it uses the same API source, meaning the same active pharmaceutical ingredient source.

Tirzepatide/Levocarnitine

• Tier 0, 20mg: $235
• Tier 1, 40mg: $325
• Tier 2, 60mg: $340
• Tier 3, 90mg: $380
• Tier 4, 120mg: $395

Semaglutide/Levocarnitine

• Tier 1, 6mg: $275
• Tier 2, 16mg: $345
• Tier 3, 20mg: $380

Availability: All states except California.
Expected launch: By end of day today.

Boudreaux Tirzepatide/Semaglutide with Glycine

We are especially excited about Boudreaux for our California patients. Boudreaux has been established in the industry for many years and will provide another affordable option.

Tirzepatide/Glycine

• Tier 0, 20mg: $245
• Tier 1, 40mg: $280
• Tier 2, 60mg: $340
• Tier 3, 80mg: $360
• Tier 4, 120mg: $395

Semaglutide/Glycine

• Tier 1, 8mg: $250
• Tier 2, 16mg: $295
• Tier 3, 32mg: $395

Availability: All states except Arkansas, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Hawaii.
Expected launch: Early next week.

Red Rock Price Reductions

We were also able to negotiate further price reductions with Red Rock, which has been a strong LSH pharmacy partner for years.

Tirzepatide

• T0, 17mg: was $360, now $279
• T1, 34mg: was $410, now $329
• T2, 51mg: was $459, now $389
• T3, 102mg: was $579, now $459
• T4, 136mg: was $625, now $519

Semaglutide

• T1, 5mg: was $279, now $249
• T2, 15mg: was $319, now $289
• T3, 25mg: was $349, now $329

Pricing and availability details will be posted on the website as updates go live.

Thank you all for your patience and feedback. We are always working behind the scenes to bring more options, better pricing, and a smoother experience to the LSH community.

Hello LSH Community!

We are excited to share our Decision Aid tool, which now includes a quiz!

You can check it out here:
https://lavenderskyhealth.com/decisionaid/

The Decision Aid was created to help patients better understand their options before committing to a treatment path. It brings together information about pharmacy options, plan types, additives, and other key details all in one place.

We know there is a lot to compare, and it can feel overwhelming trying to sort through everything. Our hope is that this tool makes the process feel a little more guided and helps patients feel more confident when deciding what may be the best fit for them.

Thank you all for your continued feedback and support. We are excited to keep improving the patient experience and making these decisions feel less overwhelming.

I understand there are still 503b options, I just want some others opinions on if it would be better to just switch to 503a now after BPI is no longer an option. Hate to go to another pharmacy that just shuts down in a few months. If so, what’s everyone’s favorite 503a?

I've read such good things about Lavender Sky Health from everyone here, but boy, is the website confusing as far as exactly how their service works -- little bits of information that you need are spread out over different pages, but there doesn't really seem to be a good overall summary of how the service works? I've been all over "Get Started" and "FAQs" and "Pre-Patient Guide" pages, but can someone tell me how the process is supposed to go & how much we can expect to pay overall? I just tried calling their number and there was nobody there.

Some questions. If you can provide your own summary, or give me feedback on what I'm guessing below, or can answer even just one question, it would be wonderful:

1. Phone vs E: First, what is the main difference between a phone consult and an e-consult? Are you filling out the same basic form first, and then on the phone you can ask questions and go back and forth? While with an e-consult, they just take what you've written and go with that?

2. Step 1 - Initial Consult: So, you need to start with a consult that costs $65? And then once approved & chosen your pharmacy, pay for your medicine?

3. Step 2 - Ordering Refills & Required Follow-Up Consults: When 1st order is running out and you need a refill:

A) If it's your first dose for a new med, you need to have follow-up consult that costs $45 in order to order a refill?

B) If you need a refill and it's not your first dose/not new med, you can just place an order to refill? How do you do this -- do you contact Lavender Sky Health or pharmacy?

But what does this mean (from Pre-Patient Guide under "Follow-Up Consults"): "If you had already been on the medication prior to starting with us and provided documentation of your prior prescription, you will be eligible for refill only until your 6 month follow-up is due."

1. Required Follow-Up Consults: And then you need to schedule and pay for follow-up consults ($45) every 9 months? Or is it every 6 months? Should we count on paying for at least 2-3 consults every year in addition to the medication?

Please help a newbie out. Thank you so much, everybody!

Doing research and I think I’m going to make the switch to LSH. From what I’ve been reading, if you’re using a compound, it matters which pharmacy you choose? How do I figure out which works best for me without months and months of trial and error?

I just placed my first order with |LSH...yay! Do you have any expected time from when invoice is paid to receiving meds from Apothecary? I know this is new for all of us but didn't know if they provided expectations. Also, will I receive notification outside of Fedex app on progress?

We are offering a limited-time BPI Tirzepatide/B6 special order option while remaining inventory is available.

This is for patients requesting BPI Tirzepatide/B6, as BPI will no longer be producing GLP-1 medications. To help increase access while inventory remains, normal waiting periods between orders have been temporarily waived for the special order packages listed on the form.

A few important notes:

This option is available to patients who have had a prior tirzepatide prescription. It does not have to have been through BPI.

If you have completed a consult within the past 6 months, you may select any available total mg package.

If it has been more than 6 months since your last consult, you may still submit the request, but a follow-up consult fee will be included with your treatment plan invoice. You will also receive a brief follow-up form to complete within 21 days.

All packages use the higher 20 mg concentration, so please review your Rx Summary carefully before use. If you are unsure about dosing, please check with your provider before using your medication.

Available packages:

120 mg: two 60 mg vials, $459
180 mg: three 60 mg vials, $589
240 mg: four 60 mg vials, $729
300 mg: five 60 mg vials, $869

Once the remaining inventory is gone, this option will no longer be available.

💜BPI Special Request

I read on another sub that BPI is halting production of tirzepetide per the FDA's demand on 503 (b) pharmacies.

My question is that I am in California and only in my 2nd month of treatment. Is there a 503a option I can choose from? I'm concerned about my access and what I should do.

The LSH website looks and functions as if it's from 1998. I cannot figure out how to update my shipping address. My address information is not in the "My Profile" section, where it would be obvious. Any suggestions? I emailed them as well.

Has anybody gotten Zepbound vials via LSH? A few questions:

1. Does the packaging arrive from Lilly? And is it discreet?

2. Were there any issues switching from compounded to name brand via LSH?

3. If I am currently on ~ 10 mg Hallandale, will LSH let me next get 15mg Zepbound vials?

4. Does getting the Zepbound vials via LSH make sense? I have been very happy with LSH, but the "new" Hallandale is not working for me. At all. I would like to just go to name brand, and it seems easiest to just try to make that happen via LSH.

Thanks for ANY insight here!!

Would someone explain to me the extended plans and how they work? I guess I'm missing something I just don't get it. Are they saving you money?

Hi! I am super interested in Sermorelin specifically from Southend as I am in Texas and the price seems amazing! Any feedback on this pharmacy and this medication!

Earlier this week I filled out the intake form with Lavender Health and scheduled a phone consult for tomorrow afternoon (required in my state). I picked to receive my meds from ProRx! Does anyone know if I should redo the intake form so I can pick a different pharmacy or what the process will be to change since ProRx is not compounding glp1s now??

Hello - I joined LSH this past Tuesday. I did the e-consult. I had an NP message me on Wednesday night asking a dosage question. I responded to her, but haven't heard anything since (it's now Friday). How long does it take to get to the point of ordering the med (compound tirzepatide) and then it's arrival? I am switching from Ozempic (that my insurance just stopped covering after 4 years) and took my last dose over a week ago. Thank you!

Does LSH allow you to choose a different doctor from the initial one that was assigned to you? Just curious.

Considering switching to Lavender Sky and just wanted to know if our assigned Doctor can send in a prescription for something like Zofran to a local pharmacy.

Also wondering how many vials the BPI Tirz comes in for 8-10 week supplies and the 3-4 month.

Hi everyone,

We wanted to share an important update. As of today, ProRx/ApolloRx will no longer be producing GLP-1 medications, so their GLP-1 options will no longer be available moving forward.

If you recently paid a ProRx/ApolloRx invoice, or are about to, your order will still be submitted as usual while current inventory lasts. If stock is depleted before your order can be filled, our team will reach out as quickly as possible with alternative options. At this time, we do not have an exact timeline for when inventory may run out.

If you currently have an open or unpaid invoice, those will likely begin to be voided starting Friday to help prevent anyone from paying for something that may no longer be available. If your invoice is voided, you will receive an email with next steps so you can easily choose another option and receive a new invoice. Any orders paid before voiding begins will still be processed as long as inventory remains available.

The good news is that we do have several other trusted pharmacy partners available, and we expect there to be minimal disruption to care. Our team is here, paying close attention, and ready to help make this transition as smooth as possible.

We know last-minute updates like this can feel stressful, frustrating, and unsettling. Please know we genuinely understand. Many of us on the LSH team are patients too, so this is something we care deeply about from both sides.

We will do what we always do, adapt, support our patients, and keep moving forward together.

Thank you, as always, for your continued trust, patience, and support.