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by trogdor
653 days ago
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On the contrary. It’s quite cheap, since compounding pharmacies are selling semaglutide for injection. Last week I purchased 90 tablets of 14mg Rybelsus for just over $700. My cost per milligram of semaglutide was just over 50 cents. Compounding pharmacies are preparing weekly injections containing at most a few milligrams of semaglutide, and they are selling a one-month supply for ~$250. Their cost for active ingredient is well-under $10. |
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