After an important discussion about the microwave (also known as the micro-wah-vay), we theorize that GLP-1s are basically commoditized now.
Meanwhile, to fix the microwave door, Eva's husband drove actual screws through it (that’s not how microwaves work) and we get an update on Kami's small claims case against her former broker.
Eva considers an unexpected opportunity to get her very loose turkey neck skin fixed with the new Junera laser, which was at the top of the wish list someday, and now that day is next Monday.
Kami reports back on her first EpixNxt order and walks through the whole thing: a thorough intake form, telemedicine approval, and a tracking number in under a day — coming in around $125 a month, less than the $170–$300 the local compounding pharmacies quoted.
Questions answered by this episode
Why are compounded GLP-1 medications getting cheaper?
How do online tirzepatide prices compare to a local compounding pharmacy?
If I've been off a GLP-1 for months, how should I restart my dose?
What is the Junera laser and can it tighten loose neck skin after weight loss?
Is loose skin on the neck caused by weight loss or genetics?
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