r/joinrift

I’ve been injecting tirz for nearly a year with zero bruising/injection site reaction. I recently started Lipo+ (thru the Rift pilot program) and am injecting SQ using my same soft touch syringe inventory but only bruise with the Lipo. I inject less volume of Lipo vs. tirz and am careful to rotate my sites, avoid stretch marks, etc.

The bruising doesn’t bother me in the least but am curious if anyone knows why Lipo bruises when tirz does not. Inquiring minds want to know 🙂

Just joined Rift for tirzepatide order and honestly the process has been super easy so far.

I already had an account from ordering glutathione before so I just messaged the doctor with a question. I wasn't expecting a reply at like 10 PM CST but he answered 😅. Put in my order it got approved in like 5 minutes and was sent to the pharmacy.

I already work with other doctors so I don't really need a lot of 1 on 1 but I did like that he asked if my current provider knew about it and was okay with it.

I also have that anxiety where I check everything like 3 times before I hit submit 😂 so I actually loved the little "attention" pages before payment. They show exactly what you're ordering and the shipping info which made me feel a lot better.

My friend ordered Friday and had the same experience. Now we're both just waiting on our tirzepatide lol.

Lipo-Mino-Mix-C Pilot Program: Now Live

Hi everyone, the Lipo-Mino-Mix-C pilot program is live as of today.

Sizes: 10 mL and 30 mL

Pricing:

Details:

• Compounded by Olympia Pharmacy. Dispensed by The Pharmacy Hub.
• Available in all 50 states. Not available in Puerto Rico.
• This program is intramuscular and cannot be changed. All necessary supplies included.
• Provider-guided: prescription products require an online consultation with an independent licensed healthcare provider, who determines whether treatment is appropriate.
• Orders are final once submitted. They cannot be canceled, changed, or refunded. Please review your selection carefully before ordering.

If you'd like to participate in this pilot program, please message us in the portal and we'll help you get started.

Disclaimer: Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Prescription products require an online consultation with an independent licensed healthcare provider, who will determine whether treatment is appropriate. Use only as prescribed by your licensed healthcare provider. Results are not guaranteed, and individual results may vary. Rift is not a pharmacy.

Hi! This is for the owner HungryGhost 👻 I participated in the pilot program almost a month ago. I would love to order another month's worth because I do feel like it's helping with my visceral fat. I don't see it on the website, however my patient portal gives me the option to reorder (?) I would just like to know if it's available or not? The pharmacy was/is Olympia by the way. Thank you so much.

Are there any promos for new patients?

I have to say, so far the RIFT process has been positive.

Signed up today for the starter plan, within 15 minutes the dr approved my prescription so its off to RIFT processing. Since I live in Michigan, I went with Newlife / Apothecary. Not wanting any additives, I thought this was a good choice. Hoping the rest of the process goes as smoothly.

Several years ago I gave myself testosterone injections for a while so I don't think that part of the process will be an issue, but I have to admit that I hope that I don't encounter any side effects or that they are minimal.

Just curious, wonder why you can't get 1 month from Apothecary? I just want to try it!

I am somewhat curious what everyone raves about with Rift in terms of customer service? I am not UNSATISFIED necessarily, but also slightly annoyed by their process.

The first is that if you fill out their intake information you have to be completely committed to them as they give you notice towards the end that your card will be charged if you’re approved. I suppose they do it for cost efficiency on their end to guarantee you buy from them. Comes across as slightly high pressure.

But, ultimately, I had researched them and for a variety of reasons was going to most likely go with them anyway, EXCEPT I very specifically wanted to try Apothocary after being on Hallandale (no complaints with Hallandale, but everyone seemed to be raving about Apothocary so I decided to give them a try for a comparison and since Rift has 3 month Hallandale plans as well I figure I could switch back again the next round). On the forum posts I had read that their company policy with pharmacy delays was not to switch people to a different pharmacy without the OK (i.e., you can wait or you can accept a sub), but in the intake forms it said you might be shipped something different. I still have a couple weeks left in my current vial so was in no rush.

There was a section for questions and additional information for providers that I filled out with a list of several questions (one of them being clarification about pharmacy subs and trying to verify that I could wait if there were fulfillment delays). I assumed the prescription would not be approved and the order filled until the provider and I had a conversation that addressed the questions I had. Wrong. Within 30 minutes the prescription was approved and my card was charged (and to date the questions not answered and the vials are now in hand).

On the one hand it’s amazing how easy it was to switch companies. On the other, it’s a bit crazy they approved the prescription and charged my card without addressing the questions and comments section they highly encourage you to take the time to fill out.

So, what am I missing with the “amazing” customer service everyone keeps raving about? Obviously there have been some disaster companies out there so the bar is low 😂, but so far it seems pretty meh.

I will likely not need my prescription filled in 3 months since I’ve been titrating up slowly….hopefully there are no issues with pausing the subscription and it’s as easy as to delay as they bill it to be (no pun intended lol).

I searched for answer but couldn’t find. Can anyone confirm? Thanks!

Hello, i have ordered 3 month supply and was wondering how much overfill was in each vial in number of shots wise.

I know this is not a popular take, but I am absolutely dismayed at the inefficacy of the order I got from Hallandale even after a dose increase. The same dose from a different pharmacy’s vial, I could feel all the effects, positive and negative. But back to Hallandale and nothing. There are numerous reports on this across various subs. I know Rift says all sales are final, but if enough of us say we’ve had this same problem, could anything be done? Like in the case that there could be a widespread batch consistency issue going on at this pharmacy? 😰

I'm switching from Zepbound, because I've been on self pay for 7 months and it's just too expensive to stay on permanently. Insurance will only cover Wegovy. I tried that for two weeks, but it made me super sick and my migraines went off the charts. I was getting ready to try Foundayo, but my prior Authorization experience has been a nightmare. So I've been feeling pretty down. I was hesitant to try compound meds, but I'm just soooo tired of fighting insurance for help. I've been reading great things about Rift, so I decided to bite the bullet and just try it!

Anyway, I'm taking my first 10mg dose from Apothecary in a couple days. Is anyone in a similar situation? Where you switched from Zepbound to compound meds? How did it go for you? Tell me your story! 🙂