HERS is ranked #35 out of 50 online providers when it comes to their price - check out our preferred provider list along with full list of 50+ online providers. comparesemaglutide.com/semaglutide-comparison-chart---2024
Hi! Also consider reviewing Lavender sky. I find their prices the best. I got 2 20mg vials of torzepetide for $390 and their Semaglutide is even cheaper. There is a $65 consult fee and you only pay $25 each time you reorder. They have different tiers and you can order up to a year at a time.
I just signed up with Hers -- had no problem finding the pricing so am wondering why you said it was so hard to find. It is expensive, especially for someone new to this -- I didn't want to pay thousands of dollars when I wasn't sure this would work for me -- ended up with the most expensive 1 month option. I'll see how it goes.
@@joynguyen1742 good and bad. First: it's working, so that's good. Their pricing was clear but it's hard to figure out what to do. They offer a 1 month plan for $400 (recurring, so you're automatically charged $400 each month), a 3 month plan for about $900 (so $300/month) and then some longer plans. I made a mistake and did the one-month (most expensive) plan because I didn't want to shell out the full amount for 3 months without knowing whether it would work (there are no refunds). The problem is that if you want to cancel and not be charged another $400 for the next month, you have to cancel when you've been on the program for only about 3 weeks -- and you may not know whether it's working by then. Luckily, I did begin to feel a change by then and decided I wanted to shift to the less expensive 3 month program. It was bloody hell getting my subscription changed. They didn't seem to have any straightforward way to do that. I had to quit and then reapply and resubscribe but also had to make phone calls and write lots of messages within the app. But they finally managed to do it. My other gripe is that all the communication with providers is via their message system and they don't necessarily get back to you very quickly.
@@raiseher I've had very few, and mainly mild side effects. One incident of vomiting, one of nausea that almost led to vomiting, a couple of incidents of reflux in the 8 weeks I've been using it. In terms of mild side effects, if I eat too quickly (which ends up with me eating more), I have sometimes had stomach discomfort -- like when you eat too much at Thanksgiving. But if I take my time, no problem.
I saw on news they might stop compounding companies from making these meds not that there is no shortage. So how will I get the meds if I start compounded med?
Currently it's only compounded Tirzepatide that will no longer be available after 3/19/2025. In my opinion, more people are on semaglutide which will make it more difficult for Nova Nordisk (the branded version of semaglutide) to keep up with demand, so for now, I think you are good to start semagltuide and feel confident and you won't run out. Also, Joi Women's Wellness offers a 9-month package, depending on how much weight you have to lose, that may be enough to get you to goal and you'd not be at risk for not being able to get it. choosejoi.co/bronson
I don't see how you can have Mochi as the #1 provider on your comparison list. They're so difficult! From filling out their intake form, to meeting with their physicians, to getting the medication, it was all a huge hassle!
You should follow the directions on your prescription to ensure you don't titrate up too quickly and cause unwanted side-effects. Also, the amount of meds will not last the entire time period if you take more than prescribed.
HERS is ranked #35 out of 50 online providers when it comes to their price - check out our preferred provider list along with full list of 50+ online providers. comparesemaglutide.com/semaglutide-comparison-chart---2024
Thank you so much for this video. I’m looking into deciding to go with HERS and this video pretty solidified it for me.
This is why I am here too
Glad it was helpful!
Watched this video today. Curious how you're feeling and how you're doing now that it's one month later ?
Hi! Also consider reviewing Lavender sky. I find their prices the best. I got 2 20mg vials of torzepetide for $390 and their Semaglutide is even cheaper. There is a $65 consult fee and you only pay $25 each time you reorder. They have different tiers and you can order up to a year at a time.
I'll look into this. Thanks for the info.
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🏆Thank you SO much for this! 💛
I just signed up with Hers -- had no problem finding the pricing so am wondering why you said it was so hard to find. It is expensive, especially for someone new to this -- I didn't want to pay thousands of dollars when I wasn't sure this would work for me -- ended up with the most expensive 1 month option. I'll see how it goes.
Do you have any update about it? Just curious …
@@joynguyen1742 good and bad. First: it's working, so that's good.
Their pricing was clear but it's hard to figure out what to do. They offer a 1 month plan for $400 (recurring, so you're automatically charged $400 each month), a 3 month plan for about $900 (so $300/month) and then some longer plans.
I made a mistake and did the one-month (most expensive) plan because I didn't want to shell out the full amount for 3 months without knowing whether it would work (there are no refunds). The problem is that if you want to cancel and not be charged another $400 for the next month, you have to cancel when you've been on the program for only about 3 weeks -- and you may not know whether it's working by then.
Luckily, I did begin to feel a change by then and decided I wanted to shift to the less expensive 3 month program. It was bloody hell getting my subscription changed. They didn't seem to have any straightforward way to do that. I had to quit and then reapply and resubscribe but also had to make phone calls and write lots of messages within the app. But they finally managed to do it.
My other gripe is that all the communication with providers is via their message system and they don't necessarily get back to you very quickly.
Same, i signed up for the injection today. Can you update us on any progress/side effects?
@@raiseher I've had very few, and mainly mild side effects. One incident of vomiting, one of nausea that almost led to vomiting, a couple of incidents of reflux in the 8 weeks I've been using it. In terms of mild side effects, if I eat too quickly (which ends up with me eating more), I have sometimes had stomach discomfort -- like when you eat too much at Thanksgiving. But if I take my time, no problem.
@@TamarLitvotare you losing weight with the medication?
I saw on news they might stop compounding companies from making these meds not that there is no shortage. So how will I get the meds if I start compounded med?
Currently it's only compounded Tirzepatide that will no longer be available after 3/19/2025. In my opinion, more people are on semaglutide which will make it more difficult for Nova Nordisk (the branded version of semaglutide) to keep up with demand, so for now, I think you are good to start semagltuide and feel confident and you won't run out. Also, Joi Women's Wellness offers a 9-month package, depending on how much weight you have to lose, that may be enough to get you to goal and you'd not be at risk for not being able to get it. choosejoi.co/bronson
Started looking into Joi and they charge a $59 consult fee. No more info on pricing. Website hard to find clear answers.
You need to pay the consult fee if you want to see a doc. If you don’t, then no fee. Just pay cost of semaglutide.
I don't see how you can have Mochi as the #1 provider on your comparison list. They're so difficult! From filling out their intake form, to meeting with their physicians, to getting the medication, it was all a huge hassle!
Can you share more around your personal experience with Mochi and I'll include that in my notes. Thanks so much!!
Paying up front is a deterrent for me
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If you don't qualify, you will be reimbursed. You can't get to a doc without some skin in the game.
What is the best company to buy semaglutide cheaply but reputable?
See the comparison chart link in the description.
Can you skip from .25 to .5 after the first or second week?
You should follow the directions on your prescription to ensure you don't titrate up too quickly and cause unwanted side-effects. Also, the amount of meds will not last the entire time period if you take more than prescribed.
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