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🎉 Success Stories
Switching from Ozempic to compounded semaglutide, my experience
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Sarah M. Lost 32lbs
1mo ago
Insurance dropped me from Ozempic in March so I switched to a compounded version through a telehealth provider. Two months in, here's what I've noticed:
- Appetite suppression: similar, maybe slightly weaker the first week after switching
- Side effects: less nausea, but more constipation. Adjusting fiber helped a lot.
- Cost: $189/month vs my old $25 copay (annoying but workable)
- Injection: vial and syringe vs the pen, takes me about 60 seconds longer
Not saying compounded is better, just that it's been a workable substitute when name brand wasn't accessible. Curious if anyone else has done this swap.
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