Will Retatrutide on the market bring down the price of Mounjaro?

Below is the latest schedule of approval for Ret. I'm wondering if we'll see Mounjaro go down in price like what happened to Wegovy?

  • NDA Submission (Late 2026 - Q1 2027): Eli Lilly projects that the formal data submissions to the FDA and the EMA will take place following the conclusion of their expansive Phase 3 clinical programs.
  • FDA Review (2027–2028): Once submitted, the FDA generally operates on a 10-month standard review period, making late 2027 or early 2028 the most realistic target window for regulatory authorization
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u/Patient-Roof1622 — 1 day ago

What ways can men feel love and connection without PIV sex?

I think there's lots of women reading that other thread "What am I supposed to do?"(that'd be me). I think it would be helpful for men to outline how else they can feel loved and connected without PIV sex or any type of jobs.

Yes, I know I'm taking the heavy-hitters out of rotation. But for a lot of women, the pressure for those activities is too much to bear.

So let's brainstorm alternatives.

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u/Patient-Roof1622 — 14 days ago
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Do only DILs post in here?

So I'm a DIL, but also the mother of three kids (two boys and girl). I clicked on one post in the main feed and just fell down a rabbit hole in here - like a vortex. But as I'm reading, I'm starting to feel a deep sense of dread because it seems only women post here and they all hate their MILs or SILs, not so much their FILs.

What's happening?

Where are the men? Or other women who aren't DILs?

But I'm feeling awful at the future prospects for my family. Like is this hatred inevitable? Even in cases were the MIL seems relatively normal, they're deeply disliked.

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u/Patient-Roof1622 — 21 days ago
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6Mil Electric Bill. Crazy or Normal?

I may be paying for the neighbors.... kidding. Maybe.

My landlord sends me the bill straight from EVN, so don't think he's sketchy (we go with him every quarter to the police station to properly register)

I live in a large house on the other side of the river - four floors, three ACs, standard appliances, massage chair, washing machine, water heaters, lots of fans, no pool, etc. ACs run between 20 degrees upstairs and 22-23 on the lower floors. The upstairs unit runs often because it's controlled by an overheated child. So there's that.

Anyway, normal? Or do I need to double-check the meter?

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u/Patient-Roof1622 — 1 month ago