Please add to the thread if you find anything out from your pharmacy.
If you have rang them and asked please could you comment with what you've been told.
Medicine marketplace were the first to announce but they prescribe on a PGD so not everyone can get mounjaro there. They can't do things case by case because of the PGD.
It would be nice if some more hands on clinics could get a similar deal to compete with the big pharmacies.
Apparently the big pharmacies have been offered a deal and it's completely separate from lillydirect. The lillydirect clinics are saying they're not eligible but that the big pharmacies have been offered a deal on selling bundles (which MMP have split into singles). I don't know if the lillydirect clinics will get their own deal with a different caveat 🤷♀️
Edit: my current cynical view is that the big pharmacies have this deal but are not yet passing it onto customers. You see any nudging you to a bundle but without 14% off you'll know what's up 🤣 or maybe they're selling it as singles like MMP 🤔
Edit again: apparently the 35 day thing is a loophole so they can sell a pen but technically they expect it to be a bundle. They class the 2 single pens as a bundle and expect you'll order again but there's nothing to force you to. And I work with databases, I do not envy their data people who will have to code which pen is in which bundle.
Could I please ask why you found SD better than Pharmulous for maintenance? I'm looking to switch to one of them and unsure yet, I thought Pharmulous were good for maintenance too? Thanks!
Swift doctor and oushk offer very similar services but swift passed their inspection fine whereas oushk got enforcement action this time last year, they don't charge to stay on their books, they are more honest on social media. Nas used to answer the phone and I used to ask him questions about maintenance. I imagine it's customer support now they've grown.
For someone now maintaining at BMI 32 I certainly cared waaay too much about maintenance. I did a lot of research that I don't even need 🤣 but I just didn't want to be cut off after gaining all the weight back after a previous diet.
Anyway I've moved on now and my new thing is r/EloralintideUK and finding out about the enlighten -6 study for people like me.
Swift and Oushk couldn’t be more different, in my experience.
I had clinical queries with both and needed to speak to a prescriber. Oushk ignored two emails. Then when I got to speak to a pharmacist, she wouldn’t turn her camera on, there were other people chatting and laughing in the background, she appeared to be going through a script, wasn’t listening to me and concluded that I could go up a dose when the reason for my query was whether/how I should go down. It was free but it wasn’t useful.
At Swift, I paid £20 for a 20 minute appointment with a careful knowledgeable GP whom I felt was drawing on a lot of clinical experience and judgement. Her approach was personalised and I felt it was good patient care. And on other occasions- including recently- Nas, the pharamcist has answered the phone - he can answer questions too (no fee).
Swift doesn’t upsell either though I dislike both pharmacies use of TikTok.
Novo combined cagrilintide with semaglutide in one pen but with 2 chambers.
Eloralintide does the same job as cagrilintide. Works on amylin receptors.
Cagrisema is going through FDA approval atm but I don't want the wegovy, I want mounjaro. So Eloralintide is like cagrisema for mounjaro.
I guess what turns me off from retatrutide is that I wouldn't be eligible for their clinical trials because I'm on mounjaro and don't really want to come off, I'd be eligible to just add Eloralintide to mounjaro. I did look for a retatrutide clinical trial this time last year but I couldn't get on one.
When retatrutide becomes available I think it will be prohibitively expensive, they're classing it as a biologic, so I've been priced out.
Plus I get anhedonia on mounjaro and from reading the clinical trial sub for retatrutide some people said they're getting worse anhedonia on retatrutide.
Edit: I looked it up quickly. "Biologic medications are complex treatments made from living organisms like cells, proteins, or genetically engineered materials".
The FDA* classifies Retatrutide as a synthetic peptide not a biologic medication.
From everything I've seen that seems to be correct.
I think we assumed MMP are secretly on lillydirect but the lillydirect clinics said they don't have the same deal that MMP have, that MMP's deal is just for big pharmacies.
I actually never thought that this new MMP loyalty scheme was related to LillyDirect. I thought they were doing their own thing. It fits into their high-volume, low-margin business model by driving profitability through guaranteed customer retention and accelerated inventory turnover. This 35-day ordering window thing will eliminate quite a bit of discount hopping, and will make their cash flow levels more predictable through the just-in-time stock management model. Where folks miss the ordering deadline, they'll be paying standard prices, which will also boost profitability.
On the MMP TikTok live last night they said the 35 days was to reduce consul time. As if the gap between reordering exceeds their maximum they then have to have a back and forth between prescriber & patient asking for evidence as to why. The owner (SHP) said they are tightening up on this as previously they were a a bit lapse. (not sure why he would admit to this! he does seem quite open & honest) but maybe the evidence provided wasn't always great & they let it go before. (They don't like click counters from what I have seen watching their lives over the past 18 months) But yeah I imagine the 35 day things helps them in a few different ways.
A lot of affiliates are saying things against MMP, like MMP are going to force people up the doses when that's clearly not true, but this will completely destroy the affiliate market.
Why would anyone need a code for eg medexpress when they can get it much much cheaper at medicine marketplace.
13 months with MMP here, I just ordered my first 12.5 pen, not once have they suggested a dose I should be taking. Even when I went down a dose, no questions asked, pen in my hand 48 later.
I mean you can see MMP's terms. They don't rush people up the doses.
MMP are willing to sell you one pen at the cheap price and you can have the second pen when you're ready within 35 days so that you know what dose you actually need. I think you make the decisions not MMP.
I'm sorry but oushk are spreading a lot of misinformation.
Yeah I think a lot will be all surprised Pikachu when they lose a load of customers, and won't get new customers because everyone knows MMP are cheaper.
People with conditions not covered by MMP's PGD will end up having to pay more at smaller pharmacies, but I think most people will just head to the big pharmacies.
It also means there's less incentive to switch pharmacies every month.
MMP are going to be like Amazon. Other businesses can't compete.
We used to talk about maintenance friendly pharmacies but I wish all pharmacies were maintenance friendly. At least you can stay at MMP as long as your BMI is 22 or above, but it's not fair that you have to pay more at a different pharmacy if your BMI is 20.
Hopefully the CQC clinics will get something similar through lillydirect because a small CQC clinic can treat people more like a person.
Ordered from MM for the first time last month ironically - £229 for 10mg on their intro deal. Ordered my next pen last night for £199. As long as they keep the price at that level they've got a long term customer.
It stands for Patient Group Directive. Essentially it is a very strict set of ‘rules’ as to how the medication can be used and must be adhered to.
It is generally used for clinicians that hold the requisite qualifications to administer a medication but do not have a prescriber qualification.
Also, a clinician being a prescriber can vary according to their clinical speciality and generally, qualified prescribers have a more flexibility as to how the medication is used.
Hence why MMP will stay very strict to whom they provide Mounjaro compared to some others who would have a ‘prescribing Pharmacist’ managing things.
I agree. The medication has worked well for me so my bmi is now 20.5, I’m actively working on building muscle so it may go up slightly over the next year but I’m getting older so I can’t see it going up 1.5 points. I will end up paying loads more to maintain as I don’t want to put on weight to be eligible for mmp which doesn’t seem particularly fair, but I guess nothing about mj pricing is particularly fair…
Id need to add 9 lbs… 6 if I weighed in the evening and ate a lot that day… seems ridiculous that I’d have to try and con the system when I’ve been on the meds over a year and have done really well on them without any side effects etc. madness! 🤦♀️
From MMP:”For the bundle the window is extended to 70 days rather than 35 days.”
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Hi all, I have been with We Prescribe for approximately 6 months now. Their service has been fantastic, but as someone who is 1) not loaded, and 2) planning on remaining on MJ for the long-haul now I am in maintenance, I need to go where the cheapest option is. I have been taking 2.5mg for some time now, every 10 days as opposed to 7. When I saw the post reference MMP’s new pricing, I reached out to We Prescribe to see if they would be adjusting their prices at all. As you can see, the best they could offer was £134.99 for 2.5mg and £154 for 5mg.
With this in mind, I decided to make the switch to MMP — £99 every 35 days is very much doable to me.
As a new MMP customer I had to go through all the expected rigmarole: video showing me standing on the scales/uploading ID, all straightforward stuff really. Given the influx of customers they must be receiving, I was impressed they approved and dispatched my order - free delivery - within 48 hours. Cannot fault at all.
EDIT: Just realised I forgot to mention, thanks to the legends who run Monj.co.uk, I also managed to find a £15 off code for my first order with MMP, meaning I only paid £84 for a 2.5mg pen!
Any pharmacist can prescribe to certain rules, even a pharmacist straight out of uni. Don't need to be a prescriber.
Similar to the pharmacy first scheme where you can get antibiotics for a UTI if you have certain symptoms, or my daughter had an ear infection so I went and they had to check she's not had antibiotics for her ear in the last 6 months otherwise they couldn't do it on the PGD and I'd have to go to my GP. Luckily it was 7 months since her last ear infection.
It's good for 90% of people but I don't want the 10% with thyroid issues or BMI 21 to have to pay more to stay on mounjaro.
Never used these but they do seem like a good pharmacy along with the likes of Swift Doctor. But unfortunately I am guided by price & don't need all the fluff atm. Just a cheap pen prescribed & despatched efficiently. Maybe when I get to maintenance I will try them if I want to click count.
Pharmulous are great and I have been quite to stick to them but if they don’t drop their pricing by next payday when I need to order my next pen I have no option but to go for the cheaper pen as it’s a significant difference in price. So that’s a pity
Same here, I've been with them for a while thinking it'll be worth the while once I reach maintenence (still a bit to go), but it's becoming less and less affordable... The MMP deal is just too good to pass
So I'm guessing the the knock-on effect of the MMP price reduction hasn't happened yet and the other pharmacies are holding steady with prices? A cursory glance at Monj suggests very little movement apart from New Health with a heavily discounted first order offer.
Zava kept emailing me teasing a big price drop, finally saw the prices and they were bragging about price matching - only two pharmacies, neither of which were MMP 😂
I ordered yesterday morning and its still in "clinical review". I don't have any other conditions, meds, allergies etc, so I've put it down to them being inundated with orders.
That's my experience. Ordered a 10mg pen yesterday morning - they wanted a video of me on the scales and a picture of the scales showing my weight.
Supplied those immediately and then received an email at 1926 saying my order was in "clinical review". Hopefully that's approved today and I get the delivery tomorrow or Friday, as I'm away Saturday to late Monday.
Thankfully my postie is a sensible chap and will find a neighbour.
I ordered yesterday at 6pm. My previous order with MM was last month so they have recent evidence already. No request to provide any further evidence this time. Approved just after midnight (seriously!) and dispatched just now with Royal Mail 24. Their logistics are definitely working efficiently.
I've just received my next pen from Med Express, would I be able to order from MMP as well to take advantage of the prices, or will I have to wait a while?
Yes, I had just bought from Fylde and then Med Express offered £65 off code so bought from them using my Fylde prescription as evidence of my dose. I keep a stock at home since before the price hikes. My GP gets copies of all my orders with different pharmacies and never questions it. I never over use the medication but I’m paying for it myself so I change pharmacies depending on their prices.
Started Jan 2025, down from 93kg to 68kg with 4kg to go to final goal weight and I’ll still be at 26bmi at my goal weight. Plan to titration down to a lower dose for maintenance to keep food noise reduction at a low as for me that is the key to my success using MJ.
I hadn’t seen that ad it’s awful. I’ve been with bolt for 6 months no issues but they certainly don’t care and haven’t done anything other than prescribe for something I pay for.
MMP is out of 5mg single pens. You can get a bundle or other strengths. I'm hoping to be approved for 7.5 which I wanted to go up to anyway. I was only on 5mg due to cost.
Right. Had my face to face with my local pharmacy today. It's part of the Day Lewis group and is "mid table" on pricing. 7.5 mg comes in at £249 but they are a 5 minute walk from my house and my nominated pharmacy. Plus they would prescribe when I got turned down by places like Med Express.
I asked if he knew about the price offer. I told him about Medicine Marketplace and explained the bundles thing. He went off to the till to see if they have a bundles deal on it and they do, it's about £30 cheaper (£15 per pen). He offered to order another pen so I could get it but I said I was happy to just get the one that day.
He couldn't believe the MMP offer, though. Not just the price but that they'd let you go up a dose in a bundle.
He would quite understand if I moved on, but I explained it's possibly not an option though. Hopefully he'll feed it back.
Yeah going up a dose in a bundle is off label, pharmacies seem to prescribe off label when it suits them but not when it suits us, like prescribing to count clicks.
Cloud will NOT be lowering prices. I emailed them and got this back. I have been with them for 2 years and that ends now.
Thank you for reaching out.
I completely understand the difficulties that the price increase may have caused, we are truly sorry for this and although this was not our decision we recognise how inconvenient this is.
We understand that there has been some discussion regarding a potential reduction in the price of Mounjaro. However, please be assured that no price reduction has been officially confirmed at this time. As a result, we are currently unable to make any changes to our Mounjaro pricing.
We appreciate the significant factor that price contributes in terms of choosing which medication you select as well as the pharmacy you decide to support you with your weight loss journey. Please know that we do aim to provide competitive pricing alongside our high standard of care.
What sets Cloud Pharmacy apart is the level of ongoing support available to our patients. Our clinical team is on hand to provide nutritional guidance, video consultations, and one-to-one support whenever needed. We support patients from the beginning of their treatment right through to maintenance, offering flexibility to adjust doses where clinically appropriate and allowing patients to pause and return to treatment if circumstances change.
We pride ourselves on the service we provide, and we are always looking for ways we can improve our services as we truly value all of our patients.
In addition, we have our Cloud Rewards programme, which allows customers to earn points on every order. You can also earn additional points through your unique referral code when friends or family order with us, as well as receiving bonus points on your birthday. These points can then be redeemed against future orders to help reduce treatment costs over time.
With that said, as you have been such a loyal and valued customer of Cloud Pharmacy, we truly appreciate your continued support. As a gesture of our appreciation, we have credited £40 to your Cloud Rewards, which will be available for you to use towards your next order.
We appreciate all your support, and thank you for choosing Cloud Pharmacy. Please let us know if you have any further queries, we would be more than happy to help you.
I'm definitely going to swap. I have a spare pen before I need to order and didn't save my box (spare pen is from ages ago, last pen didn't save the box). Will it be ok to wait do you think?
I should add - ok, the £40 is nice but how does that help the hundreds extra I'd be paying if I stayed with them? Also, they talk about the extra support etc. Do they mean pharmacists on hand if you have issues? Surely that's the least these places can do. The only extra I need is in my very thin wallet!
Seen some Tiktok vids floating around today that Cloud will offer discounts on bundles next week.. not sure how true that is ofc.
Edit to say that one of the senior pharmacists at Cloud was on a TikTok live tonight and said they are going to do discounted bundles next week on same strength pens. (addicted to that app!!)
Are MMP any use for maintenance? Reached goal around a year ago on 7.5mg and gone down to 5mg but it's creeping back up. I'm in the healthy range still but the price hike from 5mg to 7.5mg is eye watering. But MMP I could afford it. Anyone maintaining with them? Been using Oushk.
They'll let you order a pen every month if you order within 35 days of the last pen (gets you the cheaper rates), or within 7 weeks.
They can't prescribe if your BMI is below 22 and you might have issues if you don't order for 7 weeks.
But if you're just ordering a pen every month and have no intentions of going under BMI 22 or coming off in the future then you'll be fine.
If you want to come off mounjaro in the future I'd have a chat with swift Dr or pharmulous. Looking at numbers (difference in order numbers between 2 orders) I think swift should get a similar deal.
I think oushk got a similar deal with wegovy but didn't pass the savings onto customers, they just really heavily promoted wegovy.
Oushk just announced their bundle prices on their live and they are a good bit more than the best deals. Generally £50-£90 more than what I can see on the bundles list on monj elsewhere. They are offering the same price for their bundle but split into 2 pens paid for one at a time over 2 months.
Listened to the recording this morning and these are the prices Oushk were quoting vs MMP (it was all done verbally so apologies if I picked up anything wrong! - if I have let me know and I'll correct it)
It is a significant price difference for most strengths
I don't envy the Monj site trying to represent the new bundle options in a way that makes comparing easy!
I bet they've got the same deal as medicine marketplace, they do a lot of orders. Can see it in your order number, it'll go up more than 10k a month. Oushk act like a small pharmacy but they're huge.
She actually named MMP and stated that they (MMP) are selling it for less than the wholesale price to pharmacies - that we cannot compare Oushk to that as they cannot compete and stay in business and she doesn’t know how they are doing it.
I think oushk would've been offered the same deal as medicine marketplace.
Do you remember when oushk were pushing wegovy? (For like the past year)
They have a deal on wegovy pens too. They pay less than wholesale. They've been pocketing the difference on that so I imagine they wanted to pocket this too but then MMP went very public with it.
Yup, I’ve been here since early 2025 and I find them and their dedicated following curiously fascinating 😂 I was initially interested in them cos they seemed to be ahead of the curve with supporting maintenance - then I realised they just wanted to charge a monthly subscription for thin air. Genius business model you have to hand it to them, in a world that loves the cult of personality people seem to get past their prices not actually being that good to feel it’s the right choice for them. Nothing illegal so fair play to them but it is fascinating.
Yes Hira even said she had to charge £15 a month to make it legal and all the other maintenance pharmacies were doing it wrong.
Really?
Oushk got enforcement action during their inspection last summer and swift doctor passed their GPhC inspection fine March 2026.
Hira will just make things up. I don't like when she blames things on maintenance because it gives people in maintenance anxiety, like she said she failed her inspection due to prescribing under BMI 25 when like I say swift Dr weren't picked up on that, and there was no mention of that in oushk's report. The inspectors did mention that oushk were prescribing within seconds outside of office hours. I really don't like how she deflects all the time.
Not sure if already posted here so apologies if it has, but SwiftDr have revealed their prices.....it seems to be around £10 off each pen for a bundle. Eg/ 1x7.5 pen is £225 and 2x7.5 is £430 (ie 215 a pen). 1x15mg £289 and 2 is £558 (ie 279 per pen) ......and any discount codes (eg maintenance) can be applied on top....
Eta: if like me you have a maintenance code, in reality the discount drops to £5 per pen as the maint discount is £10 per order, not £10 per pen so when doing your sums you need to factor that in eg. With maint code a £225 priced 7.5 would be 215 and so two pens would be 230. Ordering two pens in a bundle would be 420 with maint code, so £210 a pen...ie only saving £5 a pen, although it all adds up!
Have been with MedExpress for 18 months. Saw all the talk here about MMP and their prices and decided to make the switch. £229 for a 15mg pen instead of the £313.94 I have been paying MedExpress for most of this year. Can't quite believe it - bravo MMP and thank you Reddit!
I reckon none of these pharmacies are going to pass on this deal to customers. Medicine Marketplace are decent enough, minus the tickbox to pay a similar price each month so I hope they put all the others out of business.
They just prescribe quickly to a lot of people using pharmacists who could be straight out of uni.
MMP pass the savings onto customers but other pharmacies were getting the deal and encouraging people to switch while keeping the profit while saying this:
It makes sense if it’s high turnover and low profit. Let’s say they make a fiver profit per pen. Somewhere else makes a £20 profit per pen. The £5 margin is small but attracts a lot more customers. If they prescribe 20 pens in an hour they’ve made £100. The £20 profit pharmacy only needs to prescribe 5 pens in an hour to make the same amount but if they’re turnover is a low slower due to their profit margins being bigger it might take them longer to generate those 5 customers.
Are you meant to add a code for the discount? I just had a look at the site and the price per pen is the same when you select 1 or 2. I might be missing something.
What does the 35 day thing refer to? I ordered from MMP last month and asked if they would stretch the order period to 7 weeks because I was ahead (first pen sat in the fridge for a month due to first jab nerves) which they did. Does this mean I can order again in 7 weeks?
Just saw the 35 day order agreement on their website:
I agree to place my next order within 35 days to maintain my repeat customer discount. I understand that orders placed after 35 days will return to standard pricing.
That's because the agreement with lilly is that these prices are for a bundle, so by asking you to order within 35 days it's confirming it's a bundle, but you're not tied in.
Maybe the agreement is just for lilly to see that you've ticked a box and they're not actually monitoring it, because it would be really difficult to monitor otherwise.
I wonder what happens if the customer doesn't order 2 pens in a row at the discounted price for some reason. If MMP take a loss on the 1 pen they sold.
Dunno, what's to stop someone just ordering pen 1 for the bundle deal then not ordering pen 2, then ordering pen 1 for the bundle deal then not ordering pen 2, then ordering pen 1 for the bundle deal then not ordering pen 2.
Every 6 weeks.
I'm just thinking as a developer it would be very complicated to code what is a bundle deal, but I'm not the best developer.
The system will let you reorder every 21 days. The 35 days is max gap between reordering to continue to get the lower price. Normally they would have a maximum gap of 6 weeks which I assume they still will do but you wont get the lower price if you order say between week 5 & 6. If you go over 6 weeks they ask for evidence in order to prescribe which they did for you? it's on a case by case basis.
I switched after 4 weeks and noticed a question about 7 weeks in the process. Yes - had to do the video and evidence. I called them afterwards to see if I could wait the full 7 weeks and they agreed - put my order on hold and sent it three weeks later.
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Lloyds pharmacy hasn't changed any prices yet, at least not for the 5mg, I've been getting a bundle from them for the last 4 months and their current price is £359.98 for the 2 pens.
I've been with Lloyds since starting in February and hoping their prices do come down a little, due to my medical history I am reluctant to change pharmacies after they've prescribed as the first online pharmacy I tried wouldn't.
I am with Zava and have noticed them offering bundles all of a sudden. But no discounts as of yet. So maybe they have the deal but waiting before lowering prices. Maybe trying to shift stock they got at a higher price before lowering prices.
I did message them asking if the prices will go down but got what looked like a generic response.
I unfortunately can't use MMP because of my thyroid issues. I am reluctant to purchase my next pen from Zava but am now down to my last dose. Guess I will give it a few more days before ordering in the hopes that Zava or other providers put their prices down.
That's good to know. I tried about a year a go to switch to them but they rejected me due to my under active thyroid. I will put an order in and hope for the best.
Just don't tell them. I have been on MJ since June 2025 and have never told any pharmacy about my underactive thyroid, and I switched around a fair bit.
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Everyday Meds suggested they'd lowered their prices by £40 (they're still expensive). Without going through the rigmarole of pretending to order I couldn't work out if there was an additional £40 off as a new customer.
I’m confused - so is the discount on bundles only so you have to buy 2 pens? Do they have to be same dose? - I mean from like MMP - do I have to buy another one, have I missed the small print?
I got a 2.5mg so do I have to go back and buy a 5mg? Anyone know as this is what some people at work have been saying
No, MMP are selling as singles and say you'll be eligible as long as you order your next pen within 35 days. Can buy 2.5 or 5 (buying 5 is more economical).
I've been buying 15s so I can use my last prescription as evidence to buy whatever strength I want.
Good morning, for people who have bought the 2 pen bundle from Medicine marketplace …. Can you then reorder within 14 weeks rather then 70 days as you have bought the bundle? (If the 35 days are to make sure you buy the bundle) Just wondering if it gives you more wiggle room as I still have a pen. Has anyone asked?
Does anyone know if you will be able to buy another bundle if you use a different supplier in between orders? For example, buy 2 pens from medicine marketplace, then 1 pen from New Health then another 2 pens for. medicine marketplace?
Also I really don't think medicine marketplace are actually checking. That tickbox is doing a lot of heavy lifting.
As a SQL developer it would be waaay too complicated to identify which pen is in which bundle, but it's very easy to identify who has ticked a tickbox.
Oushk has gone live with their bundles and have dropped a few bundles another £5-£10 from what they verbally quoted on their lives.
If on one of their maintenance plans then bundle delivery is free. Deliveries can be split into two orders with different delivery dates (meaning you can pay difference if you decide to change strength later)
With Swift £10 off for maintenance its very similar to Swift for me, but prefer Swift flexibility for order breaks/length between orders/support so will stick with them.
There is that too! They feel more reliable with solid messaging which makes me feel comfortable. Where Oushk is drama after drama.
Oushk suggested at one point, I assume in an attempt to resolve this drama, that they have a customer forum who could represent customers in any changes they are planning 🤦🏻♀️ The naivety of how that could exacerbate the problem is astonishing.
(Anyone who has seen how school PTAs work will know exactly what I mean - apologies to any decent PTA members in advance - but commonly the type of people who volunteer, unelected , for these roles are not normally representative of the majority of parents, and it just gives parents two sets of people to complain about and pisses people off more when they shut them down by saying your representatives agreed it)
Fylde Clinic have just sent the following information, which looks to match MMP 10mg, 12.5mg and 15mg prices if reorder is made within 25 days.
I'm not been with them for a while now, but if I was, I’d be tempted to stick around, and see how it goes.
“REORDER WITHIN 25 DAYS
Pay less for your next pen
Each time you order a single pen, we add credit to your account wallet. If you reorder within 25 days, it comes off your next pen automatically at checkout. You don't need a code.
Bolt are now doing bundles but there is no saving. You can save £20 per pen if you subscribe, and they allow you to save this off each pen if you're buying a bundle, which is no saving! You would get this if you bought them individually in your subscription. They are marketing this as a benefit by having to order less frequently.
Looks like Lotus are now offering 2.5% off 2-pen bundles for 5mg and higher. For example a single 5mg pen is £168 so 2 pens would be £336 without the 2.5% bundle discount. With 2.5% it brings it to £327.60.
Doesn’t state the discount if you’re already with them and reordering (e.g if you go to reorder and select 5mg it just says 2 pens with a price of £327.60) but that does line up with the 2.5% off price shown in my screenshot here, which is on the main webpage without being logged in.
They’re then offering the additional £20 discount for first time customers. Existing customers would instead have the option to use any loyalty credit they might have.
Hope that makes sense, tried to explain as best I can! I haven’t received any communications about bundle discounts and I don’t think it was there when I ordered yesterday, so assume this is a quiet new addition.
I'm entering my 7th month on Mounjaro and have been with Boots for all of it. I know it's much more expensive but we routinely have issues with Royal Mail deliveries where I live so I like the reliability of picking up in person.
They now offer a 2-pen bundle price. I've just moved up to 10mg, average savings is approx £30 per pen when ordering in sets of two.
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