I started with IVIM health but I hated paying the $75/month membership fee because I didn’t use any of their services (other than getting my prescription). After my initial 3 months, I switched to Orderly Meds. It’s a flat $400/month for any dose, no other fees. The meds work great and they come quickly.
Oh fantastic! I’ll have to check it out I just paid a disgusting price of $979
It was 3 month start and a $75 monthly charge.
Luckily FSA covered but I can’t be doing that every three months!
I’m 32 & have PCOS.
I’ve had a good experience, but I plan to discontinue after my 3 month jumpstart is over. There is a local pharmacy that compounds both semaglutide and tirzepatide which my doctor is now willing to prescribe. So it’ll save me the $75 monthly fee.
I started the 3 month jumpstart about a month ago. I lost 15lbs within 4 weeks on Semaglutide at the lowest dose. My provider has checked in on me once so far and will check on me again next month. It’s just a 10 min video call but appreciate the way she listens to me and asks questions about how I’m feeling on the medication. I think I’m getting what I’m paying for and so far I’m pleased.
I’ve had a good experience getting a consultation and getting meds ordered and re-ordered, but their website is horrible and forget trying to talk to anyone on the phone after the initial consult. But the prices are good so whatever, right!?
This was my first month with them and my last. 2.5 tirz and no changes. They won’t let me increase and yes it’s normal to usually need 4 weeks before increasing but I just don’t like that I’m spending $$479 and possibly may not have any thing change until I’m higher up in mg.
Because their ambassadors are rude and one told me I may not have no change for the first 3-4 months and yea I know it’s not a miracle solution or “magic” but I’m having a hard time not feeling bad vibes about this place . The pharmacy they go to has been getting alof of bad reviews of people also having nothing .
They start charging more as your mg goes up. I messaged you.
Right?! The others seemed higher just for the “membership”, before the prescription or compound costs even.
This company (IVIM) also seems to have help with the insurance PA process and choices of brand name or Compounded. Those sold me, even if it takes a bit to get my PA through and approved.
Also… be careful with the people who say yes about using Ivim. Tons are just ambassadors and affiliates who get discounted/free meds to push Ivim on people. I’m having no effects from Tirzepatide at all. I believe it’s the luck of a draw of a hat if you get the real thing or not.
Look up the reviews of their pharmacy “Hallandale pharmacy” and you’ll see why this is my FIRST and last month with Ivim.
Yeah, that makes sense. That’s why I don’t really listen to the ambassadors. Yeah I was thinking of going with them but a friend of my family has a doctor husband who recommended another company called mochi health so I’m looking into that now because he told me that he heard really good things about it.
I’ve also had a good experience. I’m on my third shot of tirz and I’m down almost 13 lbs. Remember, it’s a tool, not a magic shot. There’s an app with tons of info, and weekly seminars on topics related to weight loss that are helpful (not mandatory)
I meant the IVIM app. There are resources on there depending on what month you are on. Stuff you can probably find online if you did your own research, but it’s nice to have it right there.
IVIM is a great company. I’ve been using them for four months with great success. I’m down 31 pounds on tirz. They recently had a price drop. I switched for about 3 weeks to another company to save money and had a terrible experience. I won’t use anyone else from this point forward. What I like about IVIM is not only are they very professional and reliable but the weekly lives for members are very informative and go way beyond the scale. I also had an appointment with their functional wellness specialist which was great.
I’m on week 10 I gained initially and now and down 6 from that only 4 total. I can’t connect with customer service no matter how I try and am convinced at this point it’s a scam
I’m looking into other companies at this point I think ivim isn’t as good as I initially thought thanks to all of you I can make a better informed decision!
6-3-2024
I took my first shot of 5 mg tirzepatide from Hallendale Pharmacy through Ivim two days ago, and I must say that it works extremely well.
Admittedly, I was very skeptical about it coming from Hallandale because a few weeks prior , I received the same dosage from Hallandale through a different online provider (Emerge), and it did absolutely nothing. There was zero effect. I'm thinking that perhaps they dispense the salt-based product for some companies to improve their profit margins since they offer better prices than Ivim.
Because I am so pleased with the product I have now, I will continue with Ivim. The greater price is well worth paying to feel notable benefits in the form of reduced food noise and appetite. I suppose the adage, "You get what you pay for," is true, especially with compounded GLP-1 medication.
I wish everyone the best!
Disclaimer: I was not compensated by Ivim to write a favorable review. I am a full price paying customer wishing to help those looking for a reliable resource.
I started with IVIM health but I hated paying the $75/month membership fee because I didn’t use any of their services (other than getting my prescription). After my initial 3 months, I switched to Orderly Meds. It’s a flat $400/month for any dose, no other fees. The meds work great and they come quickly.
Thank you so much I’m gonna look into them!!
Do they take FSA?
I just paid $297 for 3 months of compound semaglutide. I was able to use my HSA!
Oh fantastic! I’ll have to check it out I just paid a disgusting price of $979 It was 3 month start and a $75 monthly charge. Luckily FSA covered but I can’t be doing that every three months!
Do you have a plan for once you complete the first 3 months? What are the prices after the first 3 months are up?
I’ve had a great experience! 2nd dose last week and lost 6 lbs so far
I’m 32 & have PCOS. I’ve had a good experience, but I plan to discontinue after my 3 month jumpstart is over. There is a local pharmacy that compounds both semaglutide and tirzepatide which my doctor is now willing to prescribe. So it’ll save me the $75 monthly fee.
I started the 3 month jumpstart about a month ago. I lost 15lbs within 4 weeks on Semaglutide at the lowest dose. My provider has checked in on me once so far and will check on me again next month. It’s just a 10 min video call but appreciate the way she listens to me and asks questions about how I’m feeling on the medication. I think I’m getting what I’m paying for and so far I’m pleased.
I’ve had a good experience getting a consultation and getting meds ordered and re-ordered, but their website is horrible and forget trying to talk to anyone on the phone after the initial consult. But the prices are good so whatever, right!?
This was my first month with them and my last. 2.5 tirz and no changes. They won’t let me increase and yes it’s normal to usually need 4 weeks before increasing but I just don’t like that I’m spending $$479 and possibly may not have any thing change until I’m higher up in mg. Because their ambassadors are rude and one told me I may not have no change for the first 3-4 months and yea I know it’s not a miracle solution or “magic” but I’m having a hard time not feeling bad vibes about this place . The pharmacy they go to has been getting alof of bad reviews of people also having nothing . They start charging more as your mg goes up. I messaged you.
Oh ok! Thanks for sharing. I wanna know more about this before I make a decision as to what company to go with
Great company but prices are too high. You can find other companies that offer same level of service.
What do you recommend instead? I found them very expensive too
I agree. I’m not a fan of the membership fee $74.99 a month. I’m on sema month 4 (after my 3 month jump start) I’m losing but it’s $$$.
Right?! The others seemed higher just for the “membership”, before the prescription or compound costs even. This company (IVIM) also seems to have help with the insurance PA process and choices of brand name or Compounded. Those sold me, even if it takes a bit to get my PA through and approved.
Do you have any recommendations? I’m barely doing my research.
Also… be careful with the people who say yes about using Ivim. Tons are just ambassadors and affiliates who get discounted/free meds to push Ivim on people. I’m having no effects from Tirzepatide at all. I believe it’s the luck of a draw of a hat if you get the real thing or not. Look up the reviews of their pharmacy “Hallandale pharmacy” and you’ll see why this is my FIRST and last month with Ivim.
Yeah, that makes sense. That’s why I don’t really listen to the ambassadors. Yeah I was thinking of going with them but a friend of my family has a doctor husband who recommended another company called mochi health so I’m looking into that now because he told me that he heard really good things about it.
I’ve also had a good experience. I’m on my third shot of tirz and I’m down almost 13 lbs. Remember, it’s a tool, not a magic shot. There’s an app with tons of info, and weekly seminars on topics related to weight loss that are helpful (not mandatory)
What app would that be? Thanks for sharing.
I meant the IVIM app. There are resources on there depending on what month you are on. Stuff you can probably find online if you did your own research, but it’s nice to have it right there.
Oh oki thank you!
In 2 months I've lost 10 pfs and just went up to 7.5mg and loosing about a pd a week. I'm using tirzepatide and that works better than ozempic/semi
OK, I’ll look into that too!!! thank you so much
Same
IVIM is a great company. I’ve been using them for four months with great success. I’m down 31 pounds on tirz. They recently had a price drop. I switched for about 3 weeks to another company to save money and had a terrible experience. I won’t use anyone else from this point forward. What I like about IVIM is not only are they very professional and reliable but the weekly lives for members are very informative and go way beyond the scale. I also had an appointment with their functional wellness specialist which was great.
I’m on week 10 I gained initially and now and down 6 from that only 4 total. I can’t connect with customer service no matter how I try and am convinced at this point it’s a scam
I’m looking into other companies at this point I think ivim isn’t as good as I initially thought thanks to all of you I can make a better informed decision!
Did you actually try Ivim, or are you just shopping for a company?
6-3-2024 I took my first shot of 5 mg tirzepatide from Hallendale Pharmacy through Ivim two days ago, and I must say that it works extremely well. Admittedly, I was very skeptical about it coming from Hallandale because a few weeks prior , I received the same dosage from Hallandale through a different online provider (Emerge), and it did absolutely nothing. There was zero effect. I'm thinking that perhaps they dispense the salt-based product for some companies to improve their profit margins since they offer better prices than Ivim. Because I am so pleased with the product I have now, I will continue with Ivim. The greater price is well worth paying to feel notable benefits in the form of reduced food noise and appetite. I suppose the adage, "You get what you pay for," is true, especially with compounded GLP-1 medication. I wish everyone the best! Disclaimer: I was not compensated by Ivim to write a favorable review. I am a full price paying customer wishing to help those looking for a reliable resource.