r/CompoundedSemaglutide

My last few orders came from Hallandale and I got used to how they pack and label things.

Now I'm looking at new online clinics. I'd like to stay with that pharmacy if I can. The problem is most reviews I find are old. 

Can a clinic tell you which pharmacy will fill your order before you pay?

And what should I ask about the formula, so I'm not surprised later?

I've been a customer for over a year. I did my most recent checkin 17 days ago. The doc responded the next day saying the prescription was sent to the pharmacy. I still don't have my meds or even a shipping notification. When I try to click on support on their webpage, it just spins back to the main page. Their "chat" feature is just AI. I did text customer service and got a generic "we'll look into it" response on monday, to which I've followed up twice to no avail. They're usually really good about shipping and when I do a check-in I have my meds within a few days. I still order 2 weeks in advance to be sure, but I've taken my last dose and they're not responding. Wondering if something happened with the company or if there's a rep in here who can shed some light on the situation.

I've had issues with them previously and their customer service can be super shitty but I stuck with them because I didn't feel like going through the whole process of starting with someone new. I think this might be my final straw.

I keep seeing low prices on a lot of sites, but I don’t think they don't show the whole bill.

Say one site lists $149 for the med. Then the doctor visit gets charged on its own. Then shipping shows up at checkout.

So how do you all compare sites so you see the full number? Do any show the med, doctor, review, shipping and refills before you pay?

If price is the reason you're looking at compounded semaglutide, line it up against the Wegovy pill first. NovoCare's self-pay pill starts cheap and climbs as the dose steps up, so the savings aren't the same every month.

Wegovy pill on NovoCare, following the label's step-up: $149 for month one (1.5 mg), $199 for month two (4 mg), then $299 a month at 9 mg and at the 25 mg maintenance dose. First 6 months: $1,544.

Compounded, month to month, providers' posted prices:

Embody and SnagRx: both currently show $69 a month under a fall sale banner. Embody says the price depends on the plan length you pick at checkout (4 to 52 weeks), and its multi-month plans are non-refundable, so check which term the $69 is attached to before paying.

HealthRX: $149 the first month on subscribe, then $165. First 6 months: $974.

Trimi: $175 a month. First 6 months: $1,050.

So in month one HealthRX matches the pill and Trimi is $26 more. By month three the pill is at $299, about $130 a month more than either one. Over six months it comes to about $490 to $570.

Prepaying lowers it more on paper (HealthRX $714, Trimi $720 for 6 months), but read the cancel terms. Trimi says ending treatment doesn't refund a prepaid term. HealthRX says it refunds unshipped doses if you cancel.

The other difference: the pill is FDA-approved, while these are compounded, so not FDA-approved. Which route fits is a conversation with your prescriber. This is only the cost side.

Source: NovoCare Wegovy self-pay offer page, Wegovy prescribing information, and Embody, SnagRx, HealthRX and Trimi pricing pages, read Oct 8, 2026. Not medical advice.

I started on name brand wegovy in Feb and lost around 30lbs. After realizing my FSA was draining too fast I switched to compounded through Brello, made through southend pharmacy. I didn't really notice a change since I had titrated up to 2.4mg and was handling side effects well. But my digestive symptoms started to subside dramatically, but so did my weight loss. I went a few months with not losing any. I thought maybe it was just a plateau. I switched to Mondae recently and took my first shot yesterday (nova pharmacy) already today I'm extremely nauseous, have the Sulphur burps, etc. Do some meds just not have what they say they do? Has anyone experienced this?

What online providers would you guys suggest? I’m sick of Orderly. They’ve been GREAT for a year but now they are using Perfect RX who is out of stock, don’t have a restock estimate, and can’t fill my Rx. I’ve been trying to figure this out for weeks and Orderly is being useless.

I’m completely out of meds. So ideally I’d like to find a company with quick service that doesn’t use Perfect RX and who is under Orderly’s $149/mo.

 I almost signed up with a place that charged $45 to see the provider's schedule. The meds were billed later, on top of that. That got me thinking about how these quotes work. For compounded sema, what should a full first-month price include? Is it consultation, meds, any fee each month? And if the provider says no, do you get that first charge back? To me that matters as much as the med price.

As of the moment, I'm busy looking at self-pay compounded sema and got five quotes from Gimme Care, Henry Meds, PreventiveMD, Henry Meds, and Mondae. My problem is that none of them list things the same way. One shows a 3-month price split by three. Another has an intro rate So before I compare the five of them, what should a full estimate include? My doctor still has to say if it's right for me. This is just the money side.

If price is the reason you're looking at compounded semaglutide, line it up against the Wegovy pill first. NovoCare's self-pay pill starts cheap and climbs as the dose steps up, so the savings aren't the same every month.

Wegovy pill on NovoCare, following the label's step-up: $149 for month one (1.5 mg), $199 for month two (4 mg), then $299 a month at 9 mg and at the 25 mg maintenance dose. First 6 months: $1,544.

Compounded, month to month, providers' posted prices:

Embody and SnagRx: both currently show $69 a month under a fall sale banner. Embody says the price depends on the plan length you pick at checkout (4 to 52 weeks), and its multi-month plans are non-refundable, so check which term the $69 is attached to before paying.

HealthRX: $149 the first month on subscribe, then $165. First 6 months: $974.

Trimi: $175 a month. First 6 months: $1,050.

So in month one HealthRX matches the pill and Trimi is $26 more. By month three the pill is at $299, about $130 a month more than either one. Over six months it comes to about $490 to $570.

Prepaying lowers it more on paper (HealthRX $714, Trimi $720 for 6 months), but read the cancel terms. Trimi says ending treatment doesn't refund a prepaid term. HealthRX says it refunds unshipped doses if you cancel.

The other difference: the pill is FDA-approved, while these are compounded, so not FDA-approved. Which route fits is a conversation with your prescriber. This is only the cost side.

Source: NovoCare Wegovy self-pay offer page, Wegovy prescribing information, and Embody, SnagRx, HealthRX and Trimi pricing pages, read Oct 8, 2026. Not medical advice.

I'm on 1.7 mg of Wegovy and my insurance stops covering it at the end of the year. I've lost 45 lbs so far and I don't want to start over.

I've been looking at compounded semaglutide, but there are so many providers and I don’t know if I should believe their reviews or not. One I looked at wouldn't tell me which pharmacy they use until after I paid.

What should I check before I sign up? And has anyone switched from Wegovy to compounded and kept the same dose?

Been on compound sema since May with minimal side effects, so steady increases in dose haven’t been an issue whatsoever. Slow but steady weight loss of around 3-5lbs per month. Current dose is 2.24mg/weekly. New prescription has increased to 3.2mg/TWICE weekly.

Obviously I’m scheduling a consult with a physician before I actually follow these instructions but this seems like an insane increase. Has anyone else seen this? Is this normal? Or am I right in thinking this is overkill?

I took my first semaglutide injection last night using a syringe. Before this, I had been taking the oral form of semaglutide for about a month at 1 mg. Since I wasn’t seeing much progress with the pills, I decided to increase my dose when I placed my next order.

When the medication arrived, the instructions told me to take 1.4 mg. I remember thinking that seemed like a lot. I know for a fact that I had listed my previous medication as the oral form of semaglutide , but I went ahead and took the injection anyway.

I took the shot around 10 PM last night. About an hour later, I started feeling nauseous while I was asleep. I woke up and vomited for the first time around 4 AM. Then I vomited again at 6:30, 6:45, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, and continued vomiting frequently after that.

I’ve already decided that I will never take the injectable form again. I’m just desperate to know how long this is going to last. It has been almost 16 hours since my injection, and everything I’m reading online says that nausea can last for several days.
Since my nausea started so quickly after the injection, I’m really hoping that maybe I’ll start feeling better sooner. Has anyone experienced something similar and had the nausea/vomiting improve relatively quickly?

Please share some hopeful experiences if you have them. I could really use some encouragement right now. ❤️

I was on wegovy and just switched to compounded a few weeks ago. I was on 1.7mg and decided to stay on it because it felt like the right dose, I’d been on that dose for 3 months or so. Even though I asked to stay on 1.7mg they actually prescribed me 2.0mg which I discovered after taking my first dose and using the calculator.

It’s my second week on the compounded this week and I have felt SO hungry and craving junk to the point where I feel like the meds didn’t work at all. Im eating more than I have on these meds and I still feel like I’m starving. I’m starting to wish I stayed on wegovy as I never felt this hungry since starting a glp1, even with the increased dose I was prescribed.

Can I increase? How does that work if I ordered 3 months worth of this certain dose, do I ask my Pom Health prescriber? Because I will run out sooner

Also, anybody else experience this?

Have been using midi, but am wanting to switch to a cheaper provider. Has anyone had luck with another option that is significantly cheaper and sourcing from a reputable pharmacy?

My provider sent my last Rx to a new pharmacy and that pharmacy is out of stock.

I’m waiting to see if they’ll go back to the old pharmacy, but I’m out of meds.

Has anyone had to skip a dose before? How bad was it? Did cravings come back immediately? Or will I be okay for a week?