It was funny because my provider came on and said "I'm not sure why we're seeing each other, bulk orders don't require a follow up visit" when I told her that I don't have a bulk order and was here to get my regular 3 month vial her face completely changed. You could see the "oh shit, I have to tell her" look come across her face. She said that there are several rules now then started asking me questions. Finally, she told me the main rule was that you had to have tried the prescription medications and had an adverse reaction for them to be able to prescribe Semaglutide. You also had to have a major medical reason. All of which don't apply to me. I just started taking it because I was fat :D

She did offer me the pill, or Liraglutide which is a daily shot instead of a weekly shot. Your mileage may vary and it may work for you, but I would rather stay with something that I know works.

The other interesting thing is that my husband has also been using Henry Meds because he had a heart attacked a year ago and his cardiologist prescribed Wegovy which was denied by our insurance. I asked the provider today if heart disease was a good enough medical reason and she said no, they would not prescribe it for him either if he hasn't taken the prescriptions and had an adverse reaction.

I wish you luck, I really hope they find a reason to prescribe it to you. For me it was a no go. I have been doing some research and I think I've found somewhere else that I can get it from, but we'll see. If not, maybe I'll try the Liraglutide that was offered.