Ozempic and the other drugs that were “Created” for people with sugar problems (a lot brought on by personal choices) are now hard to find unless spending anywhere from $1000 to $2000 a month isn’t a problem. Should I really believe pharmaceutical companies didn’t see this coming? Those companies deserve to make money, but don’t give me the BS tear jerking stories from said companies because the people that need them can’t get them.

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Posted by lsu xman

Member since Oct 2006

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Posted on 4/19/24 at 9:29 pm to gizmothepug

Americans are getting raped. Ozempic sells for $250(month supply) in other countries.

So now people are resorting to that compound stuff for cheap. A girl at my work bought maybe 3 months supply for $400 from a company in FL.

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Posted by go ta hell ole miss

Member since Jan 2007

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Posted on 4/20/24 at 10:21 am to gizmothepug

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the people that need them can’t get them.

The suggestion that people with diabetes need the drug more than obese people is not supported by facts. 300k deaths per year from obesity. 100k deaths per year from diabetes. Both are largely brought in by poor health choices and both can largely be controlled by diet and exercise. Obese people cost tax payers infinitely more than diabetes alone, although the overwhelming majority of people with diabetes have obesity issues, too.

Celebrities may be abusing weight loss drugs, but they are so minuscule that it is not even a rounding error in the total use of GLP-1s.

Sunken face look is real, but it is not an Ozempic exclusive thing. Anyone that looses excess weight will experience it if the loss is relatively rapid.

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