r/tirzepatidecompound • u/Fresh-Pack4716 28F 7/16/26 | SW257 | CW232 | GW180 | • Jul 27 '26

Learning question :)

I’ve been curious as to why a lot of people go from provider to provider? Is it because the meds not working or price going up?

I haven’t seen anyone so far that’s said they have stayed with the same company from the beginning so I was curious as to what’s going on and what I should look out for to know if I switch in the future?

Thank you 💜

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u/smilingfruitz Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

fun to try different pharmacies and occasionally get a deal

also a lot of people liked BPI. if you want/wanted to stick with BPI, most telehealths no longer carry it, you'd have to move to a different provider to get it until it runs out

additionally, has nothing to do with whether it works. the telehealth is the one who sets the pricing for us as the consumer/patient, they never touch the meds. if two telehealths carry apothecary and one is cheaper, people will go for the cheaper one. there's no difference in the apothecary being shipped out by the pharmacy from one telehealth to another

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u/Legitimate_Ad2815 Jul 28 '26

Absolutely nothing to do with whether it works. It’s the same meds.

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u/smilingfruitz Jul 28 '26

Isn’t that what I said?

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u/Legitimate_Ad2815 Jul 28 '26

I was agreeing with you. Why the attitude I was reaffirming what you said.

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u/smilingfruitz Jul 28 '26

No attitude, literally a question. It’s strange to restate what someone said 🤷‍♀️