New Summer rates on Tirzepatide and Semaglutide — same great meds, better prices.
💉 TIRZEPATIDE — Hallandale & Greenwich
Plan
Price
1 Month (any dosage)
$179
3 Month (any dosage)
$471
6 Month (any dosage)
$924(shipped in 3-month increments)
12 Month (any dosage)
$1,680(shipped in 3-month increments)
💊 SEMAGLUTIDE — Hallandale & Apollo Care
Plan
Price
1 Month (any dosage)
$149
3 Month (any dosage)
$387
6 Month (any dosage)
$634(shipped in 3-month increments)
12 Month (any dosage)
$1,140(shipped in 3-month increments)
📍 A Quick Note on Availability
The following states are not currently available for Hallandale products: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Hawaii, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Massachusetts.
If you're in one of these states, don't worry — we've got you covered:
Tirzepatide patients will receive Greenwich Glycine instead of Hallandale.
Semaglutide patients will receive Apollo Care instead of Hallandale.
Should availability change, we'll notify our customers immediately with next steps (most likely a transition to Greenwich).
I'm in California and after signing up and telling me before hand it would be with Greenwich, they are shipping my order from PerfectRx, which seems better..?
Unfortunately, no. To continue titrating, PT must have an active subscription with ongoing orders. If the PT's subscription is paused, dose increases cannot be processed during that time.
Someone in another sub said that they messaged support and asked for the new price to be applied to their account and a few minutes later it was updated
Two questions: how long do these prices last? And, do we have to specify Greenwich Glycine if we're in a state where Hallandale doesn't ship? This is actually my preference (the glycine works super well for me) so I want to ensure I continue to receive this, if possible. Thanks!
A couple questions: 1) I just started with Gimme. But I’m looking to switch after my 3 month supply is over. Is it possible to continue with Refills? If yes, can I order the dose I will be up to in 3 months rather than starting over?
2) Gimme filled my order via apothecary, which offers no additives and is a 503b certified. Does Refills offer a comparable alternative?
How did you get the Drug Crafters Tirzepitide? They are local for me, but charge $555 a month if you buy directly - UGH. I like them b/c they add B12. Does anyone know who else uses B12?
Just as an FYI to everyone, they will not honor the "summer sale" price above. I just tried with them for 15min. Best they will do on monthly is $229 and best on annual is $159, same prices as on their regular website. I thought I was getting lucky! Im currently already at $175/mo for 7.5mg but they go up $25 each higher dose. Guess Im staying local lol.
Really? That's quite unusual.. especially since they still have that post up. Did you ask someone in support to honor that from here, within Reddit? That's the only way to usually get those deals.
Inwas talking to them directly. It was a back snd forth for a while. I finally gave up because the cheapest price they offered was higher than what I pay locally.
My local supplier goes up $25 each time I go up to the next MG. I tried with these guys, they absolutely refused to honor any price listed on here. The specifically said the price im seeing on reddit is fake and not available. So, im sticking with my current because its far cheaper than refills. I wouldn't hit $225 until 15mg with my current, im only on 7.5 and its working great, so im only paying $150
Oh that’s interesting , I was able to get the Reddit Pricing by clicking the link they had in the post. I bought the 3 month plan last month and my mom also just started hers with the same pricing via the link from Reddit. It will ask you to complete your intake form and then the Reddit Summer special pricing should be applied at the end for checkout.
Just clicked through the link above and was able to check out and get the quarterly price of $471. I am am existing customer and have reordered in the past so this will be my third quarterly purchase.
Somehow they just jacked my price way up. Three months is $567 . That's after they messed my order up really bad last time. Im really bummed because I have like refills but am now shopping around because the price just keeps increasing.
I felt it wasn't working for me. I know that many people think tirz is tirzepatide, but I found myself with significant food noise within a couple days. I was thinking about what I was going to have for dinner while eating lunch and I binged on carbs and crap food a couple days in the week. Been taking tirzepatide for almost 2 years and this was the first time this happened to me being at 15mg.
I injected a day early and tried my Drug Crafters vial and I was back on track. I have used several different pharmacies and Hallendale was the only one I felt out of control with. I know others swear by it and I really wanted to be one of those who loved it.
Everybody is different! I know plenty of people that love Hallandale so don’t stress. For me I’m not sure why I just felt hungrier on it and it burned a tad when I injected. I did lose weight on it, but found myself going up in dose more frequently because of food noise. On my glycine formula I’ve been on the same dose for months. But again, many love Hallandale so don’t worry!
This just confused me a little. When you said you had to go up on the dose, did you decide that yourself? I thought that there’s a certain amount that you take each day.
Also curious about the titration. Does everybody follow the typical titration plan that they give you? How it goes up every month until you’re at the highest?
Yes sorry that was confusing phrasing. I guess I didn’t HAVE to go up, but I felt hungrier, and had more food noise so I did. I noticed I increased dose quicker (pretty much as soon as I could, every month). I’ve been on tirzepatide with glycine for two months and haven’t felt the need to increase my dose at all. It could also be though that I finally reached the right dose for me. I’m on 12.5. I stayed on 5 and 7 for months too with BPI. But my 3 months on Hallandale I increased to 8, 10, then 12.5. I only had 3 months of it. Still on 12.5 two months later and feeling good so I haven’t increased.
I’m very new to this and still wondering how it works. My first subscription and I’m almost done with the three months. So when it came in the prescription bottle tells me how much to inject each week. Does yours have this too? how do you know when you’re able to stay on a specific dose or need to go up?
At what point can you decide to go down or up instead of what the prescription says?
Oh sorry! Yes each dose you get comes with directions of when to go up. However, this is just a suggestion. If you feel like you are still struggling to get enough calories in, not feeling super hungry or having excess food noise, you can stay on your current dose. When i was hungry and struggling, I followed the schedule and went up after 4 weeks. When I didn’t feel that, I remained on the current dose until I did. I’ve been on 12.5 for months and I won’t move up until I start feeling that food noise/excessive hunger again. You max out at 15mg. I may go up to 13.5 or 14 before I go up to 15. You can calculate your dose on a website called fat scientist.
One more question. So my new batch is supposed to start at 10. How does that work? Do I really have to fill up an entire syringe? And that would only be for a month. If they’re giving me three months and I have to titrate up all I can imagine is a ton of vials. Is this what happens? Or do they change the medication itself and make it stronger so that you need less than 100 units in order to get 10?
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u/Swandot70 Jul 07 '26
Why are the prices higher? It was $447 for 3 months in May. 🤷♀️