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After first use, it should typically be consumed within a specified period (often 28 days)

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If your insurance plan denies coverage for weight loss, we will offer you self-pay options: 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) You may use your insurance for follow up medical visits with your provider (or self-pay $100)