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@jeffmarc I do not know any insurance that has a low BMI for weight loss. Need another condition such as prediabetes, fatty liver, certain heart issues, etc. to get it under 30 BMI. The Medicare demo program requires 35+ BMI at the start of GLP-1 treatment for obesity. Without going through compounders the direct sales outlets from either Lilly or Novo provides the lowest cost. Then there is off label dosing to cut cost. Easy with Lilly vials or Novo pen.

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Here’s one site I heard about that supplies Many different drugs,at lower prices. They’ve actually gotten many pharmaceutical companies to reduce their price because they couldn’t handle the competition at the lower prices.

Some of their drugs are produced by compounding. They also won’s just take a prescription. My daughter couldn’t get a GLP1 Drugged from them because she has a heart issue. She can get it through her medical Provider but has to pay for it.

They started out as hims and are now hims and hers.
https://www.hims.com/