More "Fear" reporting on the Grey Market

All that scary coverage of prescription GLPs for obesity put me off looking into them. And then the reporting flipped completely anyway.
 
Calm Logic said:

All that scary coverage of prescription GLPs for obesity put me off looking into them. And then the reporting flipped completely anyway.
All that fear, uncertainty and doubt actually made me curious. After seeing those blatant hit pieces going on about deaths and destruction, I wanted to find out how on earth such huge numbers of people were injecting this stuff into themselves. Twelve months on, I've become a fully committed member of the peptide death cult. 🤣
 
sheilarae74 said:

Big pharma is bleeding cash to the small operator, so of course the propaganda machine gets cranked up. 🤬🤬🤬
Yet...is that actually the case? Brand-name versions are out of reach for most of us financially, and as of this year, most insurance plans won't pay for it. In my opinion, this won't magically send people running back to them.
 
Calm Logic said:

All that scary coverage of prescription GLPs for obesity put me off looking into them. And then the reporting flipped completely anyway.
Over the years, what number of individuals have suffered harm from this when they might have gained real benefit?

As for me, what kept me from starting GLPs was simply how deeply big pharma was involved.

Once things fell apart in my own life after people close to me died because of approved pharma, I developed a strong revulsion toward anything carrying the FDA and pharma seal of approval.

It was desperation that pushed me to dig deeper into Tirz, and once I understood it was a peptide, my anxiety did lessen
 
CandyCap said:

sheilarae74 said:

Big pharma is bleeding cash to the small operator, so of course the propaganda machine gets cranked up. 🤬🤬🤬
Yet...is that actually the case? Brand-name versions are out of reach for most of us financially, and as of this year, most insurance plans won't pay for it. In my opinion, this won't magically send people running back to them.
Agreed. Lilly's price tag for Reta is something I'm eager to find out. Even so, I've been building a supply of Reta and I'm still after a minimum of 4 additional kits. Earlier today I went ahead and picked up 2 more boxes of 100-count Easy Touch syringes plus Hospira.
 
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