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Newbie - thanks for this forum!
Score 85 · reach_out · r/Zepbound
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Your PCP can actually prescribe these medications, but it helps to come prepared with your BMI and any documentation of your health issues, like your PCOS and thyroid disorder. I thought I needed a specialist too, but my doctor handled the whole process once I brought it up. It's definitely a journey, but having that conversation early on can save some time and frustration.
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so expensive
Score 85 · reach_out · r/Mounjaro
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That price is wild! I ran into the same issue when my prescription was switched. I found out that my insurance required a prior authorization before they'd cover the new dose. It took some extra back-and-forth with the doctor’s office and pharmacy, but once that was sorted, the cost dropped significantly. I hope you can get it figured out soon!
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Maintenance help!
Score 85 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Getting a maintenance dose can be tricky, especially when you're not in the typical weight-loss window. I found my success when I pushed my primary care doc to explore other options — some are more flexible with prescriptions than you'd think. They can sometimes help with prior authorizations, too, if insurance asks for documentation about your weight history or any related health concerns. It's worth asking if they can assist in finding a solution that works for you.
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Has anyone been able to get a prescription for Ozempic/Wegovy through Mobidoctor for obesity?
Score 85 · reach_out · r/OzempicForWeightLoss
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You might have better luck with a telehealth service that specializes in weight management or diabetes care. I used one a few months ago and they were able to prescribe Ozempic after reviewing my blood work and medical history. It's worth asking if they can handle the prescription without needing a referral to a specialist. The whole healthcare system can be a nightmare, but telehealth can sometimes cut through the chaos.
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Grocery list
Score 85 · reach_out · r/Zepbound
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You’ll want to focus on whole foods, lean proteins, and plenty of veggies! When I started, I stocked up on things like chicken, quinoa, spinach, and berries. I also found having healthy snacks like nuts and Greek yogurt made a huge difference. Happy to share more if you want!
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Can’t Afford It Anymore
Score 85 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Most GPs can prescribe GLP-1s like Zepbound, but you might have to push for it. I started with my PCP and had to bring up my interest in weight loss meds before it became a real conversation. They can help you navigate the insurance side too, which is super helpful because you might need documentation on BMI or comorbidities for approval.
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Aluminum frame condensation
Score 85 · reach_out · r/windowrepair
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Drilling holes and adding foam can help with condensation, but it’s also crucial to consider the U-factor of the glass itself. I dealt with similar issues after installing a commercial window; improving insulation was key. If you haven’t already, checking the seals and ensuring they’re tight can make a big difference too. Happy to compare notes if you want.
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Window Refresh Questions
Score 85 · reach_out · r/windowrepair
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It's important to remember that not all quotes are created equal. The variation usually comes from the glass quality and the installation itself, which can make a huge difference in performance and durability. When I refreshed my windows, I found that checking whether the installer does their own work or subcontracts it really mattered in the end. Some of my friends had great experiences with local guys who were meticulous, while big-box options often skimped on installation quality. If you want to chat more about what I learned, feel free to reach out.
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Who do you call to replace a window pane? Any recommendations?
Score 85 · reach_out · r/ottawa
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It sounds like you're in a tricky spot! I had a similar issue with a cracked pane, and I learned that some local glass companies specialize in just replacing the glass instead of the whole window. It saved me a lot of money. Also, double-check if they handle their own installations or subcontract — that can make a big difference in quality. Before reaching out, I found windowplaybook.com super helpful for understanding what to look for in quotes and what really drives the price. Happy to share more if it helps!
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Anyone successfully purchased apothecary this week?
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Gimme has been hit or miss lately; I switched to Apothecary last month and got my order without issues. It might help to check if they directly handle prescriptions or if they require you to go through a third-party service. I found that understanding their specific prescription process made a big difference in the shipping speed. Happy to share more details if you want!
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I’ve been using Fifty410 as well, and I really like their setup. The pricing is pretty reasonable compared to what I dealt with before. Have you checked out their services yet, or are you still exploring other options?
Started today! How long did it take you all to lose weight?
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Getting support from my PCP made a huge difference for me. They not only helped with the injections but also gave me a clear plan to follow. It took a few months, but I started seeing real progress when I focused on my diet alongside the treatment. Just remember, everyone's journey is different, so be kind to yourself along the way. Happy to share more if you want!
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Happy day, I am also getting Strive from AltRx
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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You might want to check if Strive has an auto-renew option; I got caught off guard with a subscription I didn’t intend to keep. When I tried my first Rx, I ended up canceling it because I realized I didn't need it after a month. Just make sure to read through the terms or contact them directly to avoid any surprise charges!
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6 months progress
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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It’s amazing to see your progress! Six months ago, I was in a similar boat, feeling stuck after some health issues. Getting back into a routine took a lot of effort, but I found that tracking my meals and workouts really helped keep me accountable. Just remember, it's about consistency and not being too hard on yourself. You're doing great!
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Insurance Frustrations and Weight Management
Score 80 · reach_out · r/Zepbound
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Insurance can be a pain, especially with prior authorizations. I had to gather documentation on my BMI and previous weight management treatments to get my prescription renewed. It might help to check if your plan has specific requirements or if they’ll consider your progress as justification. It was a hassle for me, but once I got the right paperwork together, it made a big difference.
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So many concerns/questions
Score 80 · reach_out · r/Zepbound
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A lot of people get nervous about GLP-1s because they’re still pretty new, but it might help to remember that many have found them effective. My doc explained that the insurance side can be tricky, and sometimes they need detailed records to approve it. I felt overwhelmed too, especially with family concerns weighing on me, but chatting with my doctor about their experience with patients made me feel more confident. Just know you’re not alone in this!
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Dose was lowered prematurely
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Starting at a lower dose can be frustrating, especially after being stable at 15. I switched to a new provider who was willing to start me at my previous dose after a quick review of my history. It's worth reaching out to different practices to see if they’ll consider your past medication levels without making you start over. Also, ask if they have a process for titration; it can make a big difference in how smoothly you transition.
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🏔️23.5 hours in the car with 3 kids and you can bet, I’m still pinning this.
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Driving all that way with kids is a whole adventure on its own! I once had to travel with mine and brought my supplies, only to find the same mess. Turns out, a quick call to my doctor helped clear up the chaos; they just needed the latest lab results and a little documentation. Definitely a pain, but sometimes it’s just about keeping your head up and rolling with the punches. Good luck with everything!
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Switching from compounding pharmacy
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Switching to an online pharmacy shouldn’t be too much of a hassle, but definitely check if your doctor will need to adjust your prescription for the higher dose. I switched from a compounding pharmacy to an online one, and my doc had to get involved with some paperwork to make it all smooth. Just make sure to verify if they accept your insurance or if you need to go the cash-pay route. It can save you a ton in the long run.
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T2D w/ no Gallbladder experiencing withdrawal symptoms…
Score 80 · reach_out · r/Mounjaro
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Sounds like you might be experiencing some withdrawal symptoms after stopping Mounjaro, especially with your history of diabetes and gallbladder removal. When I discontinued a similar medication, my gut took a while to readjust too, and I found that eating smaller, more frequent meals helped. Have you tried reaching out to a dietitian? They can really help with meal planning tailored to your needs, especially now that you've regained some weight. It could make a big difference for your GI issues.
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On maintenance-switching from Zepbound to compound (dosage/schedule equivalent?)
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Looks like switching to compounded can be tricky since they have to be used every 28 days, while you're using Zepbound every 10-12 days. I felt the same way about cost and switched to compounding, but had to adjust my expectations on dosage and timing. I ended up talking to my doc about how to space things out and make it work. You might need to discuss a new schedule that fits your needs with your provider, so definitely bring it up!
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Supplements
Score 80 · reach_out · r/Zepbound
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Fiber gummies are a great start! I also tried some hair, skin & nails gummies that worked well for me. Just make sure you check for any allergens or ingredients that might trigger your sensitivities if you're cautious with multivitamins. I found that sticking to simpler formulations helped minimize any reactions. Happy to share more if you want!
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User u/SaintDazed1996 on r/tirzepatidecompound · neutral · reply to your comment
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Thanks for clarifying that! It’s good to know upfront, especially for anyone considering it. Have you noticed any results yet, or is it still too early to tell?
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Getting insurance to cover GLP-1s can be a real hassle. When I tried Mounjaro, my insurance initially denied it and I had to appeal by showing my BMI and other health factors. It's frustrating, but a lot of times a simple prior authorization can do the trick. I’d check with your PCP about handling that too; they might have some insights on how to navigate it. Good luck!
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That makes sense! I've heard that multiuser vials can be more convenient and often save money in the long run. Have you looked into the reviews for the pharmacy? Sometimes that can give you a better idea of their reliability and customer service.
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It's great to hear you're starting this journey! I was super nervous on my first day too, but having those high-protein foods and electrolytes ready really helped me feel more prepared. Also, make sure to keep an eye on how your body responds in those first few days; it can take time to adjust. Good luck, and I'm glad this group has been a support for you!
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Is Amble a reputable company?
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Honestly, I’d be cautious with telehealth options like Amble. Check how they handle prescriptions and if they provide ongoing support. I started with a different service that seemed great but had zero follow-up once I got my meds. It’s tough when insurance complicates things, but you want to make sure you're not left hanging after the initial script.
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Ezra BPI $350 for higher doses
Score 80 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Nice to hear you got a solid price! I remember feeling relief when my order processed quickly too. Just a heads up, sometimes the shipping times can be unpredictable, but it sounds like you're ready for whatever comes. Keep an eye on your tracking info once it ships!
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Apothecary?
Score 75 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Gimme has been hit or miss for me too, but I found another option that worked well. I switched to a local compounding pharmacy that specializes in prescriptions like this, and they’ve been pretty reliable. It can take a bit longer sometimes, but at least I know I’m getting what I need without additives. Definitely worth looking up your local options if you haven’t already!
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Thinking about switching provider/pharmacy.
Score 75 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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It can be a real pain figuring out how to get a better price. I ended up switching pharmacies after finding out my insurance had a preferred one that saved me a ton. You might want to check if your plan has any options for lower-cost providers or if your CNP can help with prior authorization. It made a big difference for me, and I know others have found better deals too.
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Stay or go?
Score 75 · reach_out · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Switching might be worth it if they can't get that refill sorted quickly. I dealt with a similar situation and ended up switching to a different provider who had much better communication and faster delivery. It was a hassle at first, but once I found someone who actually prioritized filling my prescriptions, everything smoothed out. Just make sure to check if the new place can handle your prescriptions without needing labs right away.
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Anyone have localized headaches during the beginning?
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Those headaches sound tough. I had similar issues when starting my meds, and it turned out to be related to dosage adjustments. Definitely keep an eye on that with your doctor. I was so worried about having to stop too, but they helped me figure out a better plan to manage side effects. Hope your appointment goes well!
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Sema vs. Tirz
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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You might want to check if your insurance requires prior authorization for Tirz, as that can be a whole extra step. I was surprised when my doctor’s office handled the paperwork for me—made it way easier. I thought I needed to do it all myself. Semaglutide can definitely work, though—just be sure to stay in touch with your provider about your progress. Happy to compare notes if you want.
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Gimme Got Me
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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It sounds like the app's renewal feature really messed things up for you. I had a similar issue with my medication getting stuck in limbo because of a delayed shipment after changing my refill date. I had to call customer service to sort it out, and they were able to get it moving again, but it was such a hassle. Definitely frustrating compared to how smoothly it was with Pomegranate. I hope you get it resolved soon!
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Coverage
Score 70 · monitor · r/Zepbound
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Getting GLP-1s covered by TRICARE can be a bit of a hassle. My doctor initially said the same thing about coverage, but I pushed back and provided documentation of my BMI and other conditions. It took a prior authorization request, but I eventually got it approved. It sounds like it might vary by plan, so reviewing the specifics of your plan is a good step too.
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LillyDirect Didn't Text Me?
Score 70 · monitor · r/Zepbound
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It can really stress you out not hearing back, especially when you're waiting on important meds. I had a similar situation with my first prescription and ended up calling them multiple times before things got sorted out. I'd suggest keeping an eye on your dosage schedule just in case and maybe even asking them directly if you can place the order yourself if it doesn’t come through soon. Hopefully, they reach out quickly for you!
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Has anyone switched from Fifty410 after poor tirzepatide results?
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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Switching pharmacies might really help. I had a similar experience with a compounding pharmacy where the product just didn't seem effective. After switching to another provider, I noticed a difference pretty quickly. It might be worth checking if they offer specific titration support or a more reliable prescribing model. It's frustrating, but sometimes it just comes down to finding the right source.
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Labs
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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You can usually get the lab work done through your local GP. They’ll know what tests you need and can order them for you. I had to do the same when I was on a starter kit, and my doctor handled everything without me having to deal with a bunch of extra steps. Just check if they take your insurance, as that can make a difference in cost.
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Provider Question
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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It looks like a lot of the popular options like Gimme and Refills are getting tougher to find lately. I ended up switching to a telehealth provider that specializes in these meds, and they had a much wider selection and could help with single-month doses. It was a game changer for me. If you haven’t tried that route yet, it might be worth checking out!
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Surprising issues with Fifty410
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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It’s incredibly frustrating when you’re out that much money and getting the runaround. I had a similar experience where they kept saying they’d escalate it but nothing happened. I eventually had to reach out to the provider directly to get a status update myself, which helped clear things up. I hope you get it resolved soon — it’s a tough spot to be in.
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Dollar Dad Club
Score 70 · monitor · r/tirzepatidecompound
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I checked out Dollar Dad Club before settling on my current provider, and I found that their support really varies. It was super helpful to ask about their prescribing model and what ongoing support they offer. I had a lot of back and forth with my previous place over documentation and prior authorizations, which got really frustrating. If you're leaning towards Dollar Dad Club, just make sure to clarify how they handle that stuff.
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Trimi Tirz + Glycine Delivered within 24 Hours of Order!
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I switched to compounding too and found it really varies by the pharmacy. Make sure you confirm their process for refills and how they handle dosing adjustments, since that can make a big difference in your experience. I also learned that some places will customize more than others, so it’s good to ask upfront what they offer. Hope the tirz + glycine works out for you!
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Just placed my first order with Ondra Health
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It's great that you found a provider to try out! When I started looking into these meds, I realized a lot of places can be hit or miss with prescriptions. Definitely check if they have a solid plan for ongoing support since it helps to have someone to guide you through the dosing and any issues that pop up. I was surprised how much that made a difference for me.
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Day 2
Score 70 · monitor · r/OzempicForWeightLoss
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The nausea was definitely the most noticeable side effect for me when I started Ozempic; it hit pretty hard at first. I found that eating small, bland meals helped a lot. Also, keep an eye on your hydration — I didn't realize how important that was until I started feeling really tired. It's great you're meeting with a health coach; they can really help tailor things to how you're feeling. Happy to compare notes if you want.
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Starting Zepbound after Wegovy
Score 70 · monitor · r/Zepbound
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Getting off Wegovy can be rough, especially with the nausea. When I switched to a different GLP-1, my doctor worked with me on titration to minimize side effects, which really helped. Also, you might want to check if your insurance will cover Zepbound since some plans have different rules for new meds. Let me know if you want to compare notes on the process!
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Frozen Vials
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Switching pharmacies can definitely shake things up. I once had issues when my usual supplier stopped carrying my meds, and I ended up trying a new one only to find out their vials weren't as consistent. Make sure to check if BPI has a reliable quality check process in place — I learned the hard way that not all suppliers are created equal. If you're feeling iffy about it, maybe reach out to their customer service for clarity on how they handle storage and shipping.
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Stopping and restarting
Score 70 · monitor · r/Mounjaro
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Going back to Mounjaro after a break can be tricky, but starting at a lower dose like 2.5mg does give your body a chance to adjust again. I was nervous too when I restarted, but my doc explained that sometimes it's better to ease back in and then gradually increase. If you're worried about effectiveness, definitely chat with your provider about titration plans or any specific concerns you have. It’s worth pushing for what you need!
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Window screens
Score 58 · monitor · r/HomeImprovement
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You might want to consider a custom frame kit for your window screen. I had a similar issue and discovered that some local hardware stores can help you build adjustable screens. They might not be as cheap as the pre-made ones, but you'll get a perfect fit for your air conditioner without having to remove the entire screen every time. Let me know if you want more details on my experience!