Wegovy and/or Ozempic.

[Newparent2022x]

Hi, where can i ordered these Wegovy or ozempic ( i knowtl there the same but different). . My doctor wouldnt give me out paracetamol not to mind ozempic. Shes just says healty diet and exercise and you will lose weight. F off please doctor. Serious where can i order the ozempic without having to go to the president for a prescription.. im at my withs end im 3 stone over weight for my age and height. Depression is an understatement. Please someone help me i live in irealnd and I want to order them online real ones not fake. HELP.

Read my post. I don't want your diet and exercise help ive been through this with myself and doctor for years, jog on

In Ireland, mybestweight.ie

@Newparent2022x I was talking to @TheWayTheLightFalls, perhaps you misread my post that directly addressed her and thought it was for you. I haven't offered you any diet or exercise advice so perhaps, again, you have misread my posts.

I can't get it anywhere in Ireland off licence. I did order from an online pharmacy in the UK but they cancelled my order because I was using an NI forwarding address :(

Just wanted to say I think you've been treated pretty harshly here too @AutisticLegoLover and I'm not entirely sure why!

This is in my local pharmacy, maybe try calling around & pricing it in other pharmacies near you? That's a huge difference

You took the time to give op helpful advice but they don't seem to want to hear anything except how to get drugs!

Going on ozempic was a last resort for me and goes against my core beliefs of avoiding medication at all costs.

@Happierwithouthim it sounds like your GP made an educated decision based on your medical history and the risks and benefits. The benefits to you must outweigh the risks and I'm glad that he or she took the responsible approach. I'm not sure online services are quite as ethical and it's a great money-maker for them so they might not ask too many questions and anyone could lie. You have lots of factors there influencing your weight and I'm glad the GP could help you and that you are much happier now. It sounds like you are doing great.

If you go via your GP they can refer to endocrinologist who can prescribe it if it is suitable for you and you can get it at a regular pharmacy then (you just pay the high price as it's not covered on drugs payment scheme)

I went to my gp and they wouldn't prescribe either :( I'm going to try online

Hi I ordered via manual manual.co/r/U-Q5gZ4aTsmW. It cost me £123, they start you on a 0.25 dose before moving you on to 0.5 and finally the 1mg

I get mines on Right Angled, £139.99 +pp however I'm in Northern Ireland. I'm not sure about postage to ROI, but if you know anyone in NI you could send to their address? I started at 13stone beginning of January and have lost 1 stone 3lbs which I'm happy about. Good luck!

If you do manage to obtain either, be aware that the side effects are brutal. I know several people currently on Ozempic and all of them have had severe bloating, uncontrollable diarrhoea, gas, nausea and vomiting. They are losing weight as they can't eat much at all, if anything.

Be careful and perhaps listen to your GP. The side effects of these weight loss jabs are awful.

I've been on it since January and didn't get any side effects, I think it differs from person to person

People don’t see, to have kept up with news
these drugs are about to be approved by NICE for 2 years use only. That means GP can prescribe and are being told by NICE this is an effective treatment

personally, I’d be holding fire. As other people have pointed out thes3 drugs only appear to be effective while taking them.

almost all people taking them and stopping put weight back on and more - which is the issue that applied to ALL types of current weight loss treatments form all diets, to gastric bands. More and more science is com8ng out as to why this happens but it is now well proven that loosing weight gradually causes the metabolism to slow and this never recovers - the body continues to believe it is in starvation mode and metabolism gets increasingly slower but more effiecnet, that is not reversible - hence why weight gained mostly ends up exceeding weight before dieting.

until this metabolic issue has been controlled, or these drugs are approved for use for life time , then I really don’t see the point

The below is from the NICE guidance published on 8th March this year:

Semaglutide is recommended as an option for weight management, including weight loss and weight maintenance, alongside a reduced- calorie diet and increased physical activity in adults, only if:
*• it is used for a maximum of 2 years, and within a specialist weight management service providing multidisciplinary management of overweight or obesity (including but not limited to tiers 3 and 4), and
• they have at least 1 weight-related comorbidity and:

• a body mass index (BMI) of at least 35.0 kg/m2, or
• a BMI of 30.0 kg/m2 to 34.9 kg/m2 and meet the criteria for referral to specialist weight management services in NICE's guideline on obesity: identification, assessment and management.

Use lower BMI thresholds (usually reduced by 2.5 kg/m2) for people from South Asian, Chinese, other Asian, Middle Eastern, Black African or African-Caribbean family backgrounds.*

It's not going to just be prescribed to anyone who asks for it, there are strict criteria and it's to be used as part of a wider weight management service so not just there's your prescription off you go.

@Newparent2022x I got a prescription for it from https://www.mobidoctor.eu/ozempic-weight-loss and then you can just take it to any chemist (although shop around as the prices vary ).

Hi,

Can those who have started already tell me how they've found it? What has progress been like?

Just ordered today and looking forward to getting started. Need to lose weight for IVF next year and just unsure how long it could realistically take. Hoping for good results from it!