tirzepatide

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$30 Tirzepatide This one is for everyone that struck out with the $29 tirz. TryJuneHealth is running a 30 day free trial just pay $30 shipping. Cancel anytime before your trial period ends and you won't be charged for the subscription. And to save y'all the ache of another cancellation heartbreak, I actually started this intake myself Saturday night. Got approval Monday morning and FedEx has my package as of Tuesday afternoon. Delivery set for tomorrow. I got Greenwich w/ Glycine. No, I did not get to pick. My card was charged for $30. I did however have to input my card information first and then received the health questionnaire afterwards through email. As always, I highly recommend using a virtual/ privacy card. And don't forget to cancel before the 30 days is up ! Website is TryJuneHealth. Goodluck everyone :)

Best and most affordable providers of tirzepatide here in Austin? I have surgery scheduled for November, and my surgeon has recommended that I lose weight beforehand and had suggested tirzepatide. For context, I'm not heavily overweight, but with grief and stress I have gone up about 30 lbs in the last year and a half (and currently sitting at 190lb on my 5'11 frame which has been my absolute heaviest). I would like to take heed of my surgeon's advice and drop a bit of weight prior to november, and in combination with diet and exercise I am now considering tirzepatide - does anyone have any recommendations? I would like to find something safe and reliable, but also slightly more affordable. I don't intend to continue with it beyond my actual surgery date. Thanks in advance!

Looking for Guidance Okay can someone who is seasoned or a pro at this take pity on me and help me? I’m a busy full-time working mom and I just need help on where to even start. I’ll research a little. Screenshot. Then months pass because I’m not confident in how to go about this. I’m a 38yo female. 5’4” 193+ pounds. No official diagnoses on my record, but my blood pressure does run high. I was pre-diabetic years ago (I imagine I would be now too but haven’t had any recent non-pregnant bloodwork for that). My insurance will cover Tirzepatide with step therapy and a prior authorization. I assume that means I’d have to go onto a non GLP-1 mediation first and show it doesn’t work? But I would need a specific diagnosis, right? How do I even find a physician willing to prescribe a GLP-1? I don’t regularly go to the doctor so I’m not established anywhere other than my OB/GYN. Is it worth the time/effort to have the medication paid for? Is this process possible through a telehealth provider? Would they try to work with insurance? I just have so many questions but don’t know anyone local to ask.

Practitioners who prescribe microdosing Retatrutide or Tirzepatide? Not wanting gray market/back of van. Know of any medical professionals in Austin who do this?

6 month plan So. I love Big Easy. Have been spreading the love to all my friends and family. Now here is a weird situation. My coworker has filled for an FSA last year. But never got her card. Now she has her card and has to use up her FSA. She has been putting off starting her tirzepatide journey. I told her it's a perfect time to use that money she's already paid. The question is can she get a 6 month plan so she can make a dent in the FSA balance. Or is she stuck buying an outta ring or other trinkets to use it up??

62M, 14 months on tirzepatide: 196 → 152 lbs (down 44lbs)

62M, 14 months on tirzepatide: 196 → 152 lbs (down 44lbs) https://preview.redd.it/0ooic2xub4uh1.png?width=1162&format=png&auto=webp&s=25dc7b0f4be61a74e3a7bc1d04b54c743721dd88 I've been quietly following this sub for quite a while, and reading everyone's experiences has been really helpful. I thought I'd share my own progress in case it might encourage someone who's just getting started. I'm 62M, 5'8", and started at 196 lbs in August 2025. As of this morning, I'm down to 152 lbs. For most of the past 14 months, my approach has been pretty simple. Tirzepatide, a structured meal plan focused on getting around 140g of protein daily, and fiber supplements. Nothing particularly fancy. About a month ago, I started taking exercise more seriously, adding strength training three days a week using mostly machines and cables at home, along with some cardio and stretching. I wish I'd started the strength training earlier, but better late than never! The biggest difference for me has been how tirzepatide quieted the food noise. It's hard to explain how much that changes things unless you've experienced it.  I'm certainly not finished. I'd still like to lose a little more body fat, particularly around my waist, and hopefully build back some muscle. At 62, maintaining muscle and strength has become just as important to me as the number on the scale.  My waist at my navel is down to about 34", and I genuinely feel better than I have in years.  I know everyone's experience is different, and I'm certainly no expert. Just someone who's grateful to have found something that worked and is trying to make the most of it.  For anyone just starting out, hang in there. Progress takes time, and those small changes really do add up.  Wishing everyone the best with their own journey!

Help! Switch back to Reta or stay on Tirzepatide? I used to be on the semaglutide on the highest dose for 2yrs. This year I started on the reta, I made my way up to 10mg weekly .I started on 5mg a week for 2 months, I felt nothing. Then for the 3rd month i did 3 weeks on 8mg, It would work for like 2 days then I would feel the hunger again.by the 4th week, I bumped it up to 10mg. I felt it and was working great. I lost 23 pounds in like 3 months. But then, all of a sudden every time i would put it on, by like 3am i would wake up wanting to vomit. I recently made the switch to tirzepetide. i been on it for 2 months. Im doing 12.5mg but I don't feel it. I lost 2 pounds. I started with 5mg and made my way up as well. Has anyone else experience this?

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Looking for Guidance Okay can someone who is seasoned or a pro at this take pity on me and help me? I’m a busy full-time working mom and I just need help on where to even start. I’ll research a little. Screenshot. Then months pass because I’m not confident in how to go about this. I’m a 38yo female. 5’4” 193+ pounds. No official diagnoses on my record, but my blood pressure does run high. I was pre-diabetic years ago (I imagine I would be now too but haven’t had any recent non-pregnant bloodwork for that). My insurance will cover Tirzepatide with step therapy and a prior authorization. I assume that means I’d have to go onto a non GLP-1 mediation first and show it doesn’t work? But I would need a specific diagnosis, right? How do I even find a physician willing to prescribe a GLP-1? I don’t regularly go to the doctor so I’m not established anywhere other than my OB/GYN. Is it worth the time/effort to have the medication paid for? Is this process possible through a telehealth provider? Would they try to work with insurance? I just have so many questions but don’t know anyone local to ask.