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Yes 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. Weal
by dharmab 3y ago
Yes
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
- thefourthchime 3y agoI'm love Walmart, great prices and return policy. Way less sketchy crap like Amazon has.
- homero 3y agoI wish Walmart didn't ruin their catalog with third party like Amazon did
- pclmulqdq 3y agoMany 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.
- nwiswell 3y ago... 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_fred 3y agoCorrect - Every health "spa" in the US sells it for 30% of what the name brand is.
- AviationAtom 3y agoIf only that were the case. $800/mo, with coupon, because insurance says no.