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Fall 2026 Survey Results

Trillium rejoins the top tier! Pomegranate, Ola, and Good Life return to the list, while PreventiveMD and Collective make their debut. Fifty410 narrowly hangs on.

Gimme falls off. Its recommendation rate on slide 3 is after removing a wave of suspiciously repetitive votes recommending Gimme (and Amble) and downvoting Rift. Suspiciously similar to what they were being called out for here on the sub, at around the same time during the survey’s final days.

I still don't understand this Rift specific beef 😂

Also I couldn’t reliably identify people who may have been incentivized to participate. Besides those can still be real people with real opinions, BUT incentives can skew the results, so I flagged that the rate may still be inflated. Going forward however telehealths that incentivize survey participation will be disqualified. Someone remind me to announce this for the next survey lol

For pharmacies, Hyalo didn’t claim a top spot like Apothecary did as a ProRx dupe, possibly because of its recent crimping issues and such.

Respondents are still overwhelmingly women, but slightly more male and slightly younger this time around.

70% answered the concentration question correctly. But among the listed telehealths, Trillium and Big Easy users scored below the survey average. Among those who started tirzepatide within the last three months, Big Easy, Fifty410, and Trillium users scored below the new user average. I’ve included those charts below because I hit the 20 picture limit for the slides.

I’m not sure what this tells us exactly, but I found it interesting. Does it reflect the guidance or lack thereof that people are receiving from these telehealths? Or do some telehealths just attract the kinds of people who would need extra help? Either way, I hope providers and platforms give patients the tools they need to really understand concentration and dosing.

Handholding is helpful, but ultimately patients are measuring and injecting their own medication without supervision. They probably should understand some of these things better. And that goes for all telehealths. We can do better than even the 82% that pomegranate users reached.

Telehealth All Users Accuracy
Pomegranate 82%
Preventive 80%
Ola 79%
Good Life 78%
Collective 75%
Rift 74%
Fifty410 70%
Survey All Respondents Accuracy 70%
Big Easy Weight Loss 68%
Trillium 62%
Telehealth New Tirz Users Accuracy
Pomegranate 80%
Good Life 79%
Preventive 77%
Rift 70%
Collective 69%
Ola 69%
Survey All New-Users Accuracy 65%
Big Easy Weight Loss 61%
Fifty410 59%
Trillium 55%

Anything y'all found interesting?

u/TodayAmazing — 10 days ago
▲ 308 r/SomiraHealth+3 crossposts

Fall 2026 Survey Now Open

Fall 2026 Survey

Hey y'all I know people have been anxious for the next survey so I thought I'd open it a little sooner so we can get results in early October instead of later.

Should be interesting. I'm eager to see what has changed in the last 3 months.

Open until October 3rd

Results soon after.

u/AntiHypeHero — 16 days ago

BPI IS BACK!

Just got the new bpi and the vial looks exactly like my old bpi 🙌

(if you ignore all the differences)

Haters said it couldn't be done.

I can't wait to inject this totally vetted pharmacy into my veins 💪

u/TodayAmazing — 20 days ago

Only One Can Stay: 503B Additive-Free Tirz

I'll always see it as ProRx and it's 3 dupes lol so I have to go with the original ProRx.

Also I've only tried ProRx but I'm curious are there any out there who have tried all four? 👀

u/TodayAmazing — 1 month ago

No but seriously guys where are the labor days sales?

I know someone just asked but yall were probably hiding the sales from them so I thought I’d ask again.

Thanks! And don’t be rude or you’ll ruin Labor Day! 😡Think of the labor! 😩

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u/TodayAmazing — 1 month ago

Only One Can Stay: Additives

If tomorrow all tirz had to have one additive, and all other additives were banned, which would you choose and why?

u/TodayAmazing — 2 months ago

Unnecessary Bears? Please convince me that Californians will read the plan details

Now that Trillium has onboarded Hyalo, all telehealths in the pinned post now offer additive free to California which was always the hold out for many.

The reason I even added the stars and bears in the first place was because we used to get daily questions on who offered additive free and even more questions from Californians on who offered it for California.

This information was always in the details of the plans but people don't like skimming through information that someone has so diligently gathered for them 😂 so the emojis were added to make it even more obvious and it worked! I can't remember the last time someone asked who offers additive free for California.

The question is... now that everyone offers it, it feels redundant to have the stars and bears right?

Should I deleted them? My fear is that the second I delete them is the second we'll be bombarded with people asking where to get additive free tirz 😭

u/TodayAmazing — 2 months ago

Is Raft legit? None of my favorite influencers are getting paid to promote them and I don't see them clogging up my social media feed with ads... seems sketchy.

How can I be sure they're legit if I don't see the money I give them being spent on influencers and social media ads? Also don't comment defending them or you're a bot.

This is why I prefer JoinBeauty because all my favorite influencers are getting paid to promote them and they cost more so they're extra legit! But for the poors Reorders.com is good because I see their AI ads all the time on Musically.

Also don't downvote me you bots! I'm just asking questions! 🤬

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u/TodayAmazing — 2 months ago

Paper towel theory

Saw some people I hadn’t seen in a year after losing over 100 pounds, and they didn’t say anything about my weight loss.

A few months later, I saw them again after losing another 15 pounds or so, and suddenly I looked soooo good and like I’d lost a ton of weight. 😂

Maybe they were just scared to mention it the first time, but I thought it was funny.

But maybe the paper towel theory is true and it was more striking the second time 🤷‍♂️ who knows.

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u/TodayAmazing — 2 months ago

Everyone’s always announcing deals but Brello’s thinking outside the box and announcing price hikes 😂

I know they’re just trying to get people to order right now but it’s such a funny announcement 😂

u/TodayAmazing — 2 months ago

PreventiveMD and the curious case of Empower’s long BUD

Been wanting to try Empower so when I saw PreventiveMD had it for $139 I jumped on it.

Signed up & got approved Friday.

Shipped Wednesday.

Arrived Thursday.

Curiously there was talk of Empower having a 45 day BUD when really they currently have a 90 day BUD and even more curiously I got one of their previously long 9 month BUDs compounded in February 🤷‍♂️ still 100 days out from today.

Maybe because I’m in Texas and they know the Texas pharmacy board is a joke and won’t enforce USP 😂 who knows.

I did see someone else who ordered receive a recently made 90 day BUD vial but not sure where they’re from. https://www.reddit.com/r/PreventiveMD/s/gCIEIGs8ym

Though this does makes me wonder if I had ordered a 3 month plan would Empower have shipped all 3 vials at once? 🤔

Anyway pretty good deal in case anyone wants to try it. Price is even lower for multi month plans and they also have Boudreaux’s for the same price. You can choose your pharmacy during the intake. Overall an easy process.

u/TodayAmazing — 3 months ago
▲ 936 r/joinrift+1 crossposts

Summer 2026 Survey Results!

Only Big Easy and Rift made the top tier this time around. Trillium and Fifty fell to second.

Some fell even further. I feel like Pomegranate’s fall was predictable since I kept hearing they were having issue but some of the others surprise me. Especially Good Life and Ola 🤔 any insight into issue with these two?

And Gimme regained a spot on the list.

As far as pharmacies are concerned, same top pharmacies. Hallandale, BPI, ProRx and Apothecary. Though it is kinda sad how quickly ProRx is being forgotten. They once topped the list at 60% usage rate now down to third place at 30%. Soon they’ll be like the legendary Olympia. 🥲

Similar demographics as last time, still by far mostly women.

And weight loss rate is still beating the clinical trial 🙌

As far as BUD and 28 day rule are concerned, most people would go longer than 3 months after the BUD but no more than 3 months on an open vial.

And there was no preservative preference by and large but among those who did, phenol was twice as preferred as benzyl alcohol.

And most people don’t track their food but it was pretty evenly split.

Anything y’all found interesting?

u/TodayAmazing — 3 months ago

If you had to guess, do you think most people here are tracking their food?

I was taking a quick look at the survey results so far and it got me curious about the perception vs the reality... if you had to guess what do you think the majority is doing? Tracking food or not?

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u/TodayAmazing — 3 months ago

The FDA’s Essential Copy analysis and the myth of the 10% loophole

I’m sure you’ve heard this repeated often that a 10% difference in dosage strength of a compounded drug makes it not an essential copy of the commercial product. But that’s not what the FDA said.

The 10% figure is just what the FDA said it would automatically consider a similar strength as part of the essential copy analysis.

It does not mean that an 11% strength difference is safe. In fact they go on to say that a compounded product would still be an essential copy if it can be easily substituted by a commercially available drug.

“With regard to the concept of easily substitutable strength, in some cases, the same or similar dosage strength can be achieved by administration of fractional or multiple doses of a drug product. For example, if FDA-approved Drug X tablets have a dosage strength of 25 mg and a patient needs 50 mg of Drug X, FDA would generally consider a compounded Drug X 50 mg tablet to have an easily substitutable strength because the patient could take two Drug X 25 mg tablets to achieve the required dose.”

“Fractional or multiple doses” to me are the keywords.

In other words, if the compounded dose can easily be achieved by taking more or less of the commercial product then the compounded product can be considered an essential copy. A compounder cannot just say it’s more than 10% different so it’s not a copy!

And with Zepbound vials, where the dose can be easily adjusted by drawing more or less liquid, the fact that a compounded product is more than 10% different does not save it from FDA scrutiny.

But I’m so curious why this 10% myth is even repeated? It’s not like telehealths/pharmacies are even following this! 😂

I’ve had an Rx for 15mg with and without additives.

And the last weird dose I got was 13.5mg which I guess they’re trying to say is 10% different than 15mg but it’s only 8% different from 12.5mg so it fails anyway! 🤦‍♂️

But again it doesn’t matter because the 10% thing doesn’t end the analysis.

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u/TodayAmazing — 3 months ago
▲ 333 r/10_rx+12 crossposts

Summer 2026 Survey Now Accepting Responses

Tirzepatide Compound Summer 2026 Survey

We're back to the more comprehensive survey with some updates and new questions.

You will need to sign in to your google account before being able to answer but your email is not shared with me.

Survey closes July 15th, results likely July 25th.

u/AntiHypeHero — 3 months ago