Comment on Ozempic Is Making People Buy Less Food, Walmart SaysparentComments−dharmab2yYes1. Health insurance caps the annual price to a few thousand dollars, which is worth the money for most people for the health and social advantages2. Wealthy suburban families shop at Wal-Mart quite a lot−thefourthchime2yI'm love Walmart, great prices and return policy. Way less sketchy crap like Amazon has.−homero2yI wish Walmart didn't ruin their catalog with third party like Amazon did−pclmulqdq2yMany people who are taking ozempic are not doing it with a prescription. That would not generally be covered by insurance.Edit: I meant off-label, not without a prescription. Same treatment by insurance.−nwiswell2y... But if you're doing it illegally, you can pay way less money than you would for prescription Ozempic.There is a booming black market for bootleg Chinese Semaglutide (and Tirzepatide, and Retatrutide, and etc)−fred_is_fred2yCorrect - Every health "spa" in the US sells it for 30% of what the name brand is.−AviationAtom2yIf only that were the case. $800/mo, with coupon, because insurance says no.
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1. Health insurance caps the annual price to a few thousand dollars, which is worth the money for most people for the health and social advantages
2. Wealthy suburban families shop at Wal-Mart quite a lot
I'm love Walmart, great prices and return policy. Way less sketchy crap like Amazon has.
I wish Walmart didn't ruin their catalog with third party like Amazon did
Many people who are taking ozempic are not doing it with a prescription. That would not generally be covered by insurance.
Edit: I meant off-label, not without a prescription. Same treatment by insurance.
... But if you're doing it illegally, you can pay way less money than you would for prescription Ozempic.
There is a booming black market for bootleg Chinese Semaglutide (and Tirzepatide, and Retatrutide, and etc)
Correct - Every health "spa" in the US sells it for 30% of what the name brand is.
If only that were the case. $800/mo, with coupon, because insurance says no.