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To: AlaskaErik

I’m fortunate that I have retiree insurance that covers anything I need

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I’m a retiree also and have company provided drug coverage, no premiums but do have a $5 co pay on any prescription drugs I may need. In 12 months I spend $60 for insulin and that’s it.

A few months ago my doc took me off insulin and put me on Ozempic, still the same $5 per month but it’s only one jab per week instead of fourteen and it’s working great. The weight loss aspect of Ozempic is not a positive for me, it’s a side effect as I do not need to lose weight.


5 posted on 11/25/2023 9:56:43 PM PST by Graybeard58 (There are only two sexes but there are 57 different types of queers.)
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To: Graybeard58

Ozempic:

“Helps your pancreas produce more insulin when your blood sugar is high

“Helps prevent your liver from making and releasing too much sugar

“Slows down food leaving your stomach”

https://www.ozempic.com/why-ozempic/how-ozempic-works.html


18 posted on 11/26/2023 7:10:53 AM PST by Brian Griffin
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