Published on Sep 11, 2024 | 10:10 AM
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Call-On-Doc is excited to announce that we're now offering a new compounded weight loss prescription service. This service provides a cost-effective alternative to name-brand weight loss drugs like Ozempic®, Mounjaro®, and Saxenda®, making them more accessible and affordable for patients.
The popularity of weight loss injections has skyrocketed, driven by celebrity endorsements and Hollywood trends. Unfortunately, this demand has led to shortages and high costs for many people. If you're paying out of pocket, traditional name-brand weight loss prescriptions can start at around $1,000 for a one-month supply. To help address this, we're offering high-quality compounded semaglutide, starting at just $190 per month, with free home delivery included.
"Our mission at Call-On-Doc is clear: to make high-quality healthcare affordable and accessible for all," our head of marketing, Bailey Bryan, said. "We strive to save our patients time and money while bridging healthcare disparities, which is why we are excited to offer patients an opportunity to be able to get high-demand weight loss prescriptions at an affordable cost."
Our priority at Call-On-Doc is patient care. We've streamlined our process so you can receive your compounded weight loss medication quickly and efficiently. In just 5-10 minutes, you can complete a consultation form and begin your journey:
We currently can't offer compounded injections for weight loss in MS, AL, SC, and CA, but we do provide free home delivery in every other state.
We at Call-On-Doc invite you to begin your weight loss journey with our compounded semaglutide medication or any of the other weight loss prescriptions we offer. Our convenient online platform makes it easy to schedule a consultation, receive your prescription, and have your medication delivered right to your door.
For more information, or to connect with one of our support team members, visit CallOnDoc.com.
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