allador

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by allador 5mo ago
This is incorrect. Tirzepatide is $400-450 (depending on dose) per month directly from Eli Lilly. https://www.lilly.com/lillydirect/medicines/zepbound Novo Nordisk's drugs can be had as low as $250/month
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by allador 5mo ago
I'm paying $400/month currently, directly from Eli Lilly. They drop ship a box containing cold packs and the meds. You dont need the idiocy of trumprx to get these prices, just go directly to Eli Lilly or Novo Nordisk.
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by allador 5mo ago
That is so dangerous, buying grey market replicas of pharmaceuticals. Unless you have a research lab built out in your house, you have zero way of knowing what it is that you're actually getting. Whether the dosing matches the claimed
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by allador 5mo ago
Please be careful here, as Retatritude is not actually commercially available in most of the world, outside of research labs. And is not FDA approved to buy or use in the US (where most of HN readers are). I fear this kind of post will enc
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by allador 5mo ago
Note that there is research showing that whey protein powder has exactly the same effects as collagen, for much lower price. Mechanistically it makes sense, as I understand the ingredients in Collagen are largely a subset of the ingredients
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by allador 6mo ago
Keep in mind that a big part of the configuration complexity of CAS is because of how it's used and customized in the real world. These kinds of infrastructure systems its very common to replace a bunch of the built in functionality wi