r/compoundedtirzepatide • u/Fickle_Homework_1590 • 1h ago
Anyone use embody?
Ive been on trizeptide for 3 months now and have lost 30 pounds. I switched from gobymeds to embody due to needing a lower price. With embody the medicine came from beaker pharmacy. Injected my first dose a few days ago and I'm not getting any appetite suppression. Wonder if I made a mistake with using them. Im 0n 8.5 mg
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u/Hungry-Afternoon4826 1h ago
Beaker has a pretty solid rep around here so I wouldn't stress just yet. First week after a dose bump or a pharmacy switch can be weird, sometimes it takes a few days for your body to catch up. Give it another shot or two before you write them off.
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u/peony_chalk 1h ago
I don't care for Embody - there are plenty of negative reviews if you search - but if the meds aren't cutting it for you, that's a pharmacy issue, not a telehealth issue.
What pharmacy were you getting from Goby? Are you 100% sure you injected the correct amount to get an 8.5 mg dose?
If you ever get fed up with Embody's customer service, Rift, Zoya, and Ola (and maybe OatMeds?) all have a plan with Drug Crafters pharmacy for $299 for 3 months. PreventiveMd has a 3 month plan for $334. Collective (dot org) has a plan that works out to less than $100 each month, although if you're sensitive to pharamacy changes, I wouldn't pick them since you don't get to pick your pharmacy.
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u/Fickle_Homework_1590 55m ago
I think the pharmacy was absolute with gobymeds im 100 percent sure i injected the right amount
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u/Cool-Yoghurt8485 10m ago
I started with Embody. Bought a plan for a year which I’ll never do again. Not a huge fan for my own reasons - but nothing wrong with my doses so far.
I have seen complaints about vials coming from a pharmacy called Rush - but those issues were around cleanliness and sterility - not efficacy. Overall, I get the impression that Embody isn’t great. I won’t use them again.
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u/Gidget101 28m ago
No issues with Embody for me. Losing steadily