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Research protocols often start with lower doses to evaluate tolerance before increasing dosage

These sulfur burps are not a sign of poor oral hygiene

Absorption may be inadequate

If your insurance denies weight loss, we will offer you self pay options: SELF-PAY PRICING: Zepbound from Lilly Direct: $349/month for 2.5mg dose $499/month for 5.0mg (and higher doses when refilled within 45 days) Medication is sent in vials along with syringes/supplies Wegovy from NovoCare: $499/month (any dose) Medication is an autoinjector (no syringes/needles needed) An appointment with your provider is required for refills of either medication

To determine if your Aetna plan requires prior authorization, check your insurance plans drug formulary and see if there is a PA next to Zepbound which means prior authorization is required

Some nations classify tirzepatide differently than the United States, and certain countries have strict controls on injectable medications