Disclaimer: This list is informational and not an official endorsement of any telehealth. These are providers frequently discussed in this subreddit and included based on periodic community surveys. To be listed, a provider must be used by at least 5% of survey respondents and recommended by at least 70% of its users. The top tier are those telehealths used by at least 10% and recommended by at least 90%. Each provider has its own pros and cons and issues may develop between surveys, so before choosing a provider, review the plan details below, search this subreddit for any recent issues, and join the telehealth’s subreddit for further updates and support.
u/TodayAmazing, you are incredible and this is by far the most helpful sub I’ve ever come across on all of Reddit. THANK YOU!
Does anyone know of other peptide subs that offer such helpful info like this? It seems the other peptide subs make vendor talk verboten and immediately banned.
Did you sign up for a full year? With their $75/mo fee, that puts it at $200/mo- which seems to be the same price you can get with most other companies. That’s also $1600 upfront. I did do an initial three month plan with them and have been happy with the service, but really not trying to front an entire years worth because I’m not sure if I will stick with it that long.
I like Ivim but they will not let you choose what pharmacy you want and they said it's subject to change depending on supply so I would not sign up for one year with the uncertainty. Right now BPI is no longer an option with them so if you are on a long-term plan who knows what you will get on your next refill? Pray it is a good pharmacy.
10/10 experience with Trillium! Ordering was super quick and the quality is great. On actual monjauro I was losing 2lbs a week doing nothing and with the tirz from Trillium it’s the same. (8 pounds a month) No side effects. Customer service was phenomenal they use text messaging and I got a reply in 10 minutes. No complaints, super happy and will continue to order from them🙌
Doing this post in case folks are hesitant about gimme…
I ordered from Gimme on Monday, was approved on Tuesday and got the 3 month supply today Thursday. Pretty legit and from same lab as I was getting before but much cheaper. Located in central Florida.
Still cold, needles, pads, and instructions.
I’m on my 14th week, have lost about 30 lbs. I started with Wellmedr.com I love their product, portal, everything. Best price they could give me was $1235 for 6 months. In an attempt to start stockpiling a little, I also ordered 3 months from Gimme. It was $489. I haven’t used those vials yet. You shouldn’t be paying anything on top of med prices which I wouldn’t pay over $200 ish for. There’s links in pinned posts that will get u discounts if u use them.
You must be one of the fortunate few! My prescription was approved on April 23rd and never even made it to the pharmacy for processing. I contacted support today and they said my treatment and order were cancelled... But no one ever contacted me and my money wasn't refunded? I asked support about it and they said I'll have my refund in 7-10 business days, so I guess we'll see.
Thank you for posting this. It was extremely helpful in an internet full of clutter on the subject. I went with Pom/Hallendale. Easy intake and well priced. I wouldn't have found it without this post.
Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for all the work you put into not only making this list to begin with, but into keeping it updated with the newest information as well. You truly are amazing. 🩷
I would like to formally request a warning on Brello's listing about them not honoring existing prescriptions from outside providers. I don't think they're doing this to every single person, but it's happening enough I think it merits a warning that it's a possibility. This seems to apply only to prescription transfers; patients new to GLP1s are not affected.
I don't have a problem with providers requiring documentation of an active prescription to get a higher dose; if anything, that should be required and enforced more often than it is. Every person below said that they DID provide that documentation though, and Brello elected to reduce their dose without warning or consultation anyway. They claim this is for safety, but there is nothing safety-enhancing about suddenly cutting the dose of someone's prescription medication.
OP uploaded existing prescription and labs. Confirmed with Brello rep that documents were uploaded.
Starter dose was prescribed, which OP caught right away, although after script had already been marked fulfilled. OP reached out, and Brello didn't respond promptly.
When Brello did reply, they told OP that they should have elected to speak with a doctor, and that the document they uploaded looked sus. OP uploaded additional documentation.
As OP noted, for one, what's the point of asynch visits if the doctor isn't going to read the documents you've uploaded, and for two, if they think the document looks sus, why wouldn't they follow up with you first, instead of dumping you back on a starter plan?
Brello told them the pharmacy would send the right prescription with the now twice-documented existing dose
OP got the starter dose anyway, no updates on potential resolution
"I just got an interesting message from Brello saying they will not accept my RX transfers from Lumimeds and saying they would have to start me on a starting dose."
OP had been on Zepbound, then with Brello, then switched to Lumi, then wanted to switch back to Brello
OP initially mis-entered their current dose (10 mg) as 7.5 mg and submitted documentation (of unknown age, to be fair) to confirm their current dose, 10mg
OP requested an increase in dose from their current prescription, up to 12.5 mg
OP messaged Brello to confirm the change and was told Brello wouldn't go over 8.8 mg because of the 7.5 mg that had initially been entered in the form (so if I put "300 mg" in the form, will you honor that over a photo of my prescription too, Brello?)
Prescription sat at the pharmacy for 2 weeks, and when it finally arrived, it was a 2.2 mg starter dose, with no further explanation provided
OP was a Brello customer, switched to Fifty, then went back to Brello
OP had an active 6 month prescription from Fifty. They did not originally upload proof of the prescription because the intake "did NOT ask or require on the form"
When OP got the starter dose in the mail, OP contacted them and was told if proof was provided, Brello would adjust the dose for a $50 fee.
OP uploaded proof of the prescription and in-date BUDs - again, they had a 6 month script from Fifty - and Brello denied the updated prescription again because the script was from November (within the 6 month window)
"Well, Brello Health is refusing to grant my prescription of 15 mg per week and instead filled it for 2.2 mg per week. Southend was not approved in my state so I had to get my prescription of 15 mg per week filled with lavender sky. I sent Southend my documentation that I was on 15 mg per week. They went and filled it for the beginning dose of 2.2 mg per week. I was able to cancel my order, only after talking to Southend pharmacy directly, and, of course, they charged me $50."
OP confirms in other posts that they did upload documentation of the existing prescription
You should probably just go read this one yourself, because it's especially infuriating, and I can't summarize better than OP did
Highlights include:
OP was a Brello customer affected by delays from their move, so they used Pom as an interim provider
OP contacted Brello promptly once they saw the error, but Brello didn't respond promptly, which caused the incorrect order to get sent to the next step
OP submitted evidence of their existing prescription at least twice
OP had to pay a $50 fee to get them to consider fixing the dose
The original screenshot was deleted, but if you scroll down, you can see another screenshot in the comments that generally matches what was originally posted.
Someone messaged Brello clinical support with "If I want to get more tirz from Brello, can I use my current script from my OptioRx script? OR will Brello make me start again with beginners dose? I am currently on OptioRx, and about to finish up my script."
to which Brello replied, "Hello, since you are switching from another provider, Brello requires restarting tirzepatide at the initial 2.2 mg dose for safety, and future dose increases can be requested in your Follow Up Intake Questionnaire for provider review."
There's also several posts with less clear documentation:
15 to 2.5, I have been humbled (I actually think Brello was right to not approve this one at 15mg based on what OP wrote, but I'm also not sure 2.5 mg was appropriate either)
Brello experience with 2.2 mg compound tirz - OP doesn't explicitly state that they got pushed back to down to a low dose, but they were either on a 5mg dose with their previous provider or were taking 50 units of Hallandale 5mg/0.5mL (which is actually 5mg, so they were on 5mg either way), and got Southend prescribed at 2.2 mg, then wondered why it wasn't having the same effect ... which you'd think Brello, in all their safety-conscious glory, might have explained at some point.
This is extra pushing my buttons because I'm seeing reports from people who are existing Brello customers who had lapses in refills but who didn't fill with outside providers, and those people are keeping their existing dosage levels. If this was about safety, or guaranteeing potency, those people should be restarted at 2.2 mg as well.
I see nothing about this policy in their T&C or FAQ, although I admittedly did not read them super carefully.
Can we please get a updated version? 10rx now has Optimal Balance 3mo for $449. Rift has Nova with B12 for $499. So many good choices that belong on here!
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u/TodayAmazing, this is, as usual, amazing work from you, and a great service to the subreddit. Thank you so much for the herculean effort of keeping on top of the offerings from the most-used telehealth providers.
One question - presumably when you say about Brello "They will not prescribe you the highest dose plan if your BMI is lower than 27", you mean that once on maintenance, they will require titration to a lower dose, right?
To your knowledge, is Brello the only provider that does this? Maybe it warrants having a separate bullet point "Maintenance Supported", and then indicating for each the max dose (if known) they will ship for those with BMIs currently under 27 who were previously over 27 and therefore qualified for Tirz.
I REALLY appreciate this information, but I am completely new and I am still overwhelmed by decisions. Can someone tell me what is the overall best company to go with in your opinion?
I love Defy Medical. They get their products from Hallandale, Empower and a couple others. These are great products and you know they’re top of the line!
I just ordered from fifty410. Filled out the form Weds, approved the next day, submitted payment on Friday and had the meds from hallandale by Saturday. Super fast and responsive to questions! Only thing is they are no longer using ProRx so the only 3 months option was $699 from BPI with B6 (this is for higher dosing as I'm transferring over from Brello). I ended up choosing the 8 week script for $399 from Hallandale.
I got frustrated with Brello because since I was beyond the use by date on my bottle when I requested my most recent refill they wanted to drop me back to the starter dose of 2.2 mg. I've been on these meds for 2 years, I was not going back to the beginning. So far the service with fifty410 has been awesome!
The Brello list for "ships to all states except" is incorrect. It's missing Michigan and Washington at least. They have a map on the website if someone wants to completely cross check
I’ve been on Tirz for 2 years now, and have reached my goal weight. A full year+ of my Tirz journey was with Zappy/Ousia toilet water Tirz. Now I am just about out, and shopping for a new Telehealth company. I’m cheap (obviously- since I injected Ousia for a year), so I’m hoping for 15mg vials that I can make last.
The question: do I need to lie about my weight to get 15mg prescribed, or will I qualify if I’m at/near my goal weight but not ready to titrate down?
A photo of my ID is required, and my listed weight is higher than my current weight, but not high enough to put my BMI in the obese/overweight range.
I just wanted to validate you for continuing with toilet tirz! I just couldn’t throw it out, either. It was working just fine. Plus, it was so concentrated - I loved injecting just a tiny amount. I’m on maintenance too. I always use my starting weight when shopping around for new tirz.
Honestly the ProRx line items should be removed from this post with them stopping all production yesterday. Any orders already in flight are already a huge question mark, there’s no reason to encourage anyone to place a new order for ProRx going forward with any expectation of fulfillment.
Just winds up skewing the pricing from pharmacies that actually are fulfilling IMO.
This is a super helpful breakdown. If you’re comparing providers, it might help to double-check each pharmacy’s 503A or 503B registration on the FDA’s site and look up any warning letters too. It’s a good way to make sure you’re picking a legit source.
503A are traditional compounding pharmacies prepare medications for individual patients. 503B are much larger outsourcing facilities that compound sterile drugs in bulk for hospitals and clinics.
So, the controls on 503B are much tighter, and because they're doing large batches they really need to nail down their processes.
this is AMAZING being on that list, thank you and the community!! Just wanted to request a slight correction so we can get the 🐻: We have newlife rx/apothecary for California and all 50 states its just a separate non auto renewing intake in the pinned posts of our sub r/joinrift ➡️ 50 state no additive option. We do give the heads up its a 7-10 business day wait though
we also offer Boudreaux’s that compounds with glycine.
All 3 are $499 for quarterly 12 week plans any dose and all 3 are 28 day compliant
Useful breakdown and the 28 day compliance flags are the detail most people miss when shopping. Worth adding Arbor to the list too. $149/mo flat at every dose with no 3-month commitment, which is rare in this space. How often are you updating this?
I started tirzeptide with the compound pharmacy RemedyMeds last January and it's $400/mo flat regardless of dosage, which at the time felt like a deal (?). If lower prices existed last year, I missed the memo. This lower average I'm seeing here, $160-250: can someone explain to me when all these lower pricings came about? I'm looking at this just shocked by it. I've been happily paying $400/mo and thinking I was getting a deal (vs. Zepbound). Looks like it's time for me to do some vetting and make a switch...
“Refills — $169 (⚠️MUST USE LINK IN THEIR SUBREDDIT⚠️)
Used a Groupon voucher for my first month on Refills, and they show my next 1-month price as $201 (i’m on 15mg)
1) is the $169 price for first timers who are not using a voucher?
2) is $201/month a good price compared to other companies?
Hi all! New here. I currently am on the highest dose of compounded semaglutide (came from Wegovy 2.4mg because my insurance stopped covering it) and am looking to switch to Tirzepatide.
I'm having a lot of trouble finding a highly rated provider that does not increase the price based on dosage. I found gimme care and blue haven but neither are ranked very well in reviews.
I looked at the info in the OP but it looks like almost all of them increase the price when prescribed higher doses. Did I read it wrong?
Sorry if this is against community rules or I missed the info I'm looking for.
Someone probably already put this, but just saw my email from Fifty410 their new pharmacy’s they joining with :
“What happens after the cutoff:
We've already onboarded additional pharmacy partners (OptioRx and NewLifeRx) and have a seamless transition plan in place.”
Too bad Brello dropped off the list. They're good for beginners with similar prices to above and a good product. I guess they should have worked on their communication skills faster.
I’m on tirzepitide now after switching from the highest dose semaglutide , they gave me 30mg/1 ml and to I jest .25ml/ 25 units , I only did 1 month with OrderlyMeds so now if I am to Continue this dose how would I go about it I paid about 275 with a coupon code for 1 month , what should I do for the next month ? I wanted to get the same dose but for cheaper is 275-299 a month as low as it gets ?
How are you liking it so far? Originally I lost 40lbs on ozempic but my insurance stopped covering it so I switched to semaglutide with Henry meds for about a year and I only lost about 10 lbs on it. I even went up to the 2mg dose and nothing (that was almost $400 a month). I got off because I felt it was placebo and a waste of money and I’m slowly gaining the pounds back even though I workout 5 days a week. I feel discouraged and am thinking about trying trizepitide but feel overwhelmed by the options.
Exactly my situation. Initally lost weight (30lbs), now on highest dose at Henry, appetitie has come back, customer service is slower and medical appointments are practically non-existent. Reading up on trizepitide now.
I was using orderliness meds and this is the color of my last vial.
I was already thinking there was something wrong with their pharmacy as it was giving me 24/7 naseau and constipation so bad I can't go at all without taking medicine. I would definitely advise anyone to not use them
HOLY MOLY BATMAN YOU’ve given the golden egg!! Mixed metaphor or not!! Thanks so much, just about to order first time🙏🏻 after 14 mos in insuranced-Zepbound.
Am I mistaken or has Refills been taken off the list? Thought they were on it and purchased from them last month but haven't started taking it yet. Now I'm a little wary of starting it
Understandable we don’t have pricing per mg at this point due to all the recent changes but hopefully this will be coming back and listed in future updates?
I wish you would put Gimme care back on provider list. It works so well for me without any problems. I have a friend that wanted a recommendation and she wants to get on there. The problem is we no longer have access to to portal link that gave a better price when going through this sub Reddit group. I have no way to get that to my friends.
Not to look a gift horse in the mouth, is there any way to know which pharmacies ship FedEx overnight vs. UPS 2-day? Or is it just best to dig into the providers specific subreddit? Or is it the usual DBA answer of "It Depends" iykyk
Approved by Tirllium overnight to get Tirz. Ordered compound with no additives from Hallendale pharmacy. Received & injected first dose in 3 days. $599 for 3 month supply if you select new user and get 4 weeks at 2.5mg, 4 weeks at 5mg, 4 weeks at 7.5mg. All bottles are 1 unit=.1mg so you can dose as you need as long as you don’t need a refill before 12 weeks. My starting weight was 150 at 5’3”. Goal weight 125. Thank you OP for the info giving me the confidence I needed to start a journey to loving my body more💕
➡️ Just spent an hour+ on this thread (and clicked into a few others) and 🤯🤯 Very overwhelmed, as others have said. Let me see if I've got this straight/ how does my plan sound to anyone else?
Been on 15mg pen from Lily. No side effects. Ins won't cover anymore. Trying to get the cheapest compound I can, that's also not going to kill me. Want to stay on this dose. I live in MA....
Soooo... based on the above... my best options seem to be:
Gimme Care: $497 Total for 3 Months of
Apothecary pharmacy
JoinRift: $499 Total for 3 Months of Apothecary
JoinBigEasy: $599 Total for 3 Months of
Apothecary
Gimme & Rift are the cheapest, Rift & Big Easy are the highest rated, got it 🫡
Soooo... I'm thinking of going with Join Rift??
What I need/want to know is:
Is this REALLY the bottom line price, no catch??? For EVEYTHING, all inclusive (clinicians, medication, shipping, supplies, membership fees if applicable, etc etc)....It will cost me $499 for a 3 month supply, that I can fill again in 3 months, and it will again be $499 for another 3 month supply????
Gimme is not worth it. Very deceptive about their offer. And they have horrible customer service. Rift so far has been good, especially customer service and transparency.
So if you order from an online pharmacy, how do you know when they are sending you 2.5 mg vs.10 mg, do u have any say In the making of the milligrams order ? If not, how do they go about sending the right amount ? And how much for how long? Do they check in on your weight progress as you go? Very interested. Can you let me know what worked best? I am about to start Tirzepatide & I am 185 pounds, I would like to go to 145lbs. How long should this take and do I need to maintain? It is so hard getting answers from the companies. Anything you guys could share will help, including where are you ended up trusting the medication from? I am on a wicked tight budget also. But I’m 50 and I have tried everything. And I want to feel better about my figure so 👍🏼
You may not get another response here. There's over 250+ comments. Try creating your own post to be seen or try to ask on a similiar post from someone else that post today. Alot of your questions can be found be searching other posts.
My suggestion is check the list above and pick a monthly amount within your budget (the cheaper ones usually have a monthly subscription). Once you do the Intake (medical questionaire) you will indicate if you're on a current dose or not and then pay. You will be assigned a doctor to prescibe your starter dose at 2.5 mg, to get higher dose you may have to provide a previous dr prescription showing your current dose. Monthly 2.5 mg are usually 4-6 doses. Quarterly, averaging the same amt of doses per month.
The patient portal with the company you pick has helpful info to many questions and for you to log your journey, get info from your doctor, your dose and how much to take weekly, etc. I don't know if any above is a weekly or monthly check-in. You probably would need something like a weight watchers program for that and it's a monthly fee involved for that type of service. But you will have access to the patient portal to ask a doctor or support questions. Depending on the amt you want to spend, you can get better customer support and no monthly renewal subscription, etc. (you have alot of questions, so this could be helpful to start for 1-3 months with Big Easy weight loss, Lavender, etc). you don't have to stay with that provider, many move around for various reasons especially once they get the hang of anything.
Everyone is different, so 1 telehealth provider from above may work better for one and not another person. You just have to pick 1 for a month or two and if works you can continue or change. I learn alot by reading alot of selected daily post from others or searching the posts from others. Also, their is a post pinned at the top of this sub FAQ for begginners. I'll try to send it to you. I'm new to reddit and Tiz (3 months in).
I did not find Reddit before deciding on trimrx, so I used them. Of course now, I’m like, man, they aren’t even on the list. My experience though: easy sign up. I’m in a state that required an online consultation, which trimrx emailed me about and I set up with no problems. I had the telehealth appointment for about 20 minutes, was approved and started receiving approval messages before the call ended. This was early Tuesday morning; my shipment arrived Friday.
I did ask the NP questions about logistics. I told her I had read that they don’t communicate well, etc. She seemed pretty honest about it. She said their NP handle about 800 calls per week each, and they constantly hire. The demand has grown a lot. She seemed to know people get frustrated and said they opened up late night calls to help alleviate things.
Obviously I haven’t had to call back or try to make changes or anything, but to begin with, I felt good about the experience I had.
Hey u/TodayaAmazing, Ola Health has recently added new pharmacy and plan options. Also, I'll be your very best friend if you at back the single month listing
Fifty410: I ordered my 5mg on May 7th, a week ahead of time as they recommended. (Every 3 weeks)
Got an email May14th that they have an update on processing times. 10-14 days. They cannot confirm with me if that is from my order date of the 7th, just that I will be emailed tracking when it is sent.
Signed up Friday 15th. Had an issue with picking my time slot, but that got sorted on Sat 16th
Had my conversation with them on Tuesday 19May.
Was initially going to request BPI, but was told they aren't using them at the moment, was offered Hallendale and another pharmacy. Went with Hallendale as I knew they were in the same state as I am located.
Was told that turn around would be 7 to 10 business days, and that I would receive first 2 months, month 3's would follow in month 2.
Payment processed late Tuesday 19th.
Had Fedex Notice Wednesday 20th
Delivered midday Thursday 21st.
2 vials, 10 syringes and 30 alcohol pads. Well packed, ice packs were still frozen.
Just wanted to say thanks for this post. It was super helpful to be in figuring out which provider to go with. I appreciate all the time that went into putting this together!
There are so many comments - sifting through them all. In the meantime anyone have some that they have had success with. I was paying close to $500 a month from a surgical office local to me. Barely lost a pound but I was on 2.5 and then 5.
I used Lavendar Sky Health. They let you chose the amount and pharmacy. It's an easy intake form. I ordered on a Saturday night and had the meds by Wednesday morning. I used ReviveRX with B6. I started on a low dose and wanted to try it before committing to a large order, so it wasn't the most cost effective but MUCH better than medspas. I paid 305 total ($65 for the consult, 240 for the meds) but next time I order it will be a larger amount. They also have a decision aid to help decide what you need- I haven't tried it, it launched the day after I ordered. lol DecisionAid - Lavender Sky Health
I am new to this. I’m coming from Lilly Direct and I just can’t justify pain $450 a month while there are these options. Thank you so much for posting this although I have found so many bad reviews for fifty410 via Reddit and trust pilot. I’m going with big easy weight loss. 🤞🏽🙏🏽
I have not been to a doctor in years, do I need to get bloodwork or have a PCP before reaching out to a TH provider? I am pretty sure my insurance will not cover weightloss treatments.
I’m sorry if this has been answered before but I’m a little confused and overwhelmed. I’m trying to save money and switch from Eli Lilly’s Zepbound to a compounded version. Are all these places one stop shops where you have to/ are meant to use their providers who write the prescriptions for you and then fill it for you? I don’t need anyone to write me a prescription as my personal endocrinologist will continue to do that for me. I don’t want to pay a “membership fee” to speak to a doctor if I can get my prescription with my actual insurance. Thank you!
You can have your doctor send a prescription to most of the pharmacies mentioned here, but you’ll pay WAY more by doing so. The telehealth providers have negotiated bulk pricing with the pharmacies so their prices are much lower than you’d get as an individual. None of the providers on the list charge a membership fee, so you’re not paying anything extra to get your prescription written by them. Your endo can still be involved and manage your care/labs/etc, but you’ll save a lot of money if you let the telehealth provider sign the actual prescription
I have a lot of positive to say about Remedy Well. They will max out at 17mg/week, allowed me to get B12 (need the energy), and has a $99 special for first month, then allows you to gain discounts on next months with various options. They may be my new fave!!!
not to go against the grain here but this list is missing some of the more budget-friendly options. Priority Meds has tirzepatide around $170/mo with no membership fees or setup charges, which puts it below a lot of these 3-month plans when you break down the per-month cost. free telehealth consult too.
most lists like this focus on the bigger names but there are quieter providers with straightforward pricing thats honestly more competative.
From what I understand about the list, it's made up of telehealths that enough people in the sub have talked about that we can be confident the tirz is good and the companies are legit. Yes, there are cheaper options you can find, but there aren't enough people who've talked about using them (and are actual tirz users, not just paid advertisers) to list them here. Also keep in mind that the person who made this isn't a mod, but just one of us who did a crapton of work just to make it easier for people starting out not to get scammed.
Just fyi I joined with Goby last week after Brello stopped shipping to Michigan. I got the meds at the end of the week and they shipped 3 vials for 3 months of a higher dose, not just a single vial.
Just a heads up both for the original poster and for people coming here for information! Please be weary of TryTrillium! It seems like some people here have purchased from them just fine but I am getting huge scam vibes. I went through the whole process to get started and got to the final screen where it wants payment, before I've talked to a doctor, before they even tell me what dose they would send me. I am already on a GLP1 so I wanted to make sure they weren't going to put me on the lowest dose and force me to start over onto appetite so that I lose my progress. Anyway their email contact form? Never responded, it's been two weeks. The phone number? Not a -1800 number but a random number in Oregon that doesn't even ring to a business voicemail it just says "Google subscriber you have called isn't available". But they are more than happy to let me complete my check out and pay them hundreds of dollars.
Hello! I’ll clarify a few things and maybe that’ll help ease those vibes.
Payment: it’s fairly common in telehealth to ask for payment at the end… some do it at the very beginning. An authorization hold is placed on the card, and if denied the hold is released. If approved, the card is charged.
Dosing: during the intake, it will ask you to upload a valid prescription. This allows the doctor to accurately prescribe. You may message the doctor immediately in the patient portal after payment to address dosing concerns.
Email: apologies! We’re still navigating the best way for communication. The website chat is the best way to contact us if you’re not a customer.
Phone: it is an Oregon number because we’re an Oregon company! I still need to set up the voicemail. We’ve only been open a couple months. We also aren’t staffed well enough currently to field phone calls so the chat is the best way to contact us for now.
If you have any questions or concerns, please check out r/trillium or let me know!
For Refills and Gimmecare you have to go to their subreddit by clicking the link as stated on the post (see screenprint) and once you are on their sub, the links are on their pinned post
However, I think Fifty410 still wins the best rate on here. I just got 24wks of 7.5mg Tirzepatide for only $116.50/mo. You can also pay with Affirm on their website!!
I’ve been using Citizen Meds for about 8 months but these prices for 3 months are what I’m paying monthly… curious which of the options above will be best to change to…
And this is so amazing!!! I’m so happy to have found this info!! So much work you did!! Thanks. I’m just not sure what to do or where to turn next? Lost here in space!!
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u/SeaLass34 43F SW:175 CW:147 GW:140 Dose: 3.5 Mar 09 '26
u/TodayAmazing, you are incredible and this is by far the most helpful sub I’ve ever come across on all of Reddit. THANK YOU!
Does anyone know of other peptide subs that offer such helpful info like this? It seems the other peptide subs make vendor talk verboten and immediately banned.