Post
I started the 2.5mg last month that I got at the doctor's office and she told me after a month, I'd start the 5mg and she would send it to the pharmacy. I did the last 2.5 injection on Saturday and reached out to the doctor today when the pharmacy said they didn't have any prescription (I got an email a few weeks ago that it had been approved and it was sent to the pharmacy). So my doc sent the script and I then get a call from the pharmacy that it's going to be $1,085.30. And that's with the insurance. I was expecting it to be pricy but not over $1,000. I filled out the thing for the savings card but didn't have a chance to get to the pharmacy before work. Does anyone else use the savings card? Is there a significant savings with it? I just want to be as prepared as possible when I go tomorrow. Is there any other coupons that can be used in conjunction with the savings card or is it all the same?
Intent Score
85
Intent
90
Confidence
Summary
The author is seeking information on how to afford their GLP-1 medication due to high costs.
Reasoning
This post falls into TIER 1 because the author is actively discussing the cost of their medication and is looking for ways to save money, indicating a need to afford the medication. They specifically mention the high price and inquire about savings cards and coupons, which shows urgency in their access-seeking intent.
Extracted Signals
- Asking about cost and savings options
“I just want to be as prepared as possible when I go tomorrow. Is there any other coupons that can be used in conjunction with the savings card or is it all the same?”
Model: gpt-4o-mini · Prompt: v2 · 5/12/2026, 8:02:47 AM