r/trillium

I currently have no insurance and when I did, I was on semaglutide, but lost that insurance long ago. I wanted to try Trillium Sema, but I have severe anxiety about auto draft! Weird, I know, and I do not have any current labs ?(and worried about affording them!) Is there any way that I would know when (the date) the money would come out (after my initial start) of my account to ensure it is there (or is there a portal I can manually pay without auto draft)? I'm super excited to try, and wanted to know everyone's thoughts of where to get cheap labs and their billing experience!

I’m currently on zep but self pay is expensive. I’m looking to sign up with Trillium to try Hallendale, but I want to try a month since I keep reading that it stings. My question is, how easy is it to switch from the monthly plan to the 3 month plan if I want to continue on Hallendale after I try it. Thanks!

For the FIRST time in my life (43 years old) I actually know what it's like to not be hungry all the time. The food noise is gone after just one week. How is that even possible? I used to have so much anxiety about food, and I honestly didn't realize that I did until the noise went away. It was like being around food almost scared me (I know, weird) because I didn't think I had the willpower to control portion size. Now, I just have a somewhat "Meh" attitude towards food. That has helped me restrict calories EXTREMELY well! Where has this been all my life?!

Oh, and hats off to Trillium. I've used telemed for years and they by far have been the best experience I have had. I cannot recommend Trillium enough! Great job, guys!

My buddy was going to order from RXPros. I learned about Trillium. Is Trillium more reliable?

I just finished my 4th injection and my first vial on Friday, and honestly I’m feeling kind of discouraged.
Every review I read about tirzepatide is so positive and life changing, and I just don’t feel like I’m having the same experience. Before this, I tried compounded semaglutide, and I swear it was compounded SUPER strong because every time I dosed (7-10 units) I was extremely nauseous but the appetite suppression was intense. I had zero food noise and would get full after just a few bites.

Since switching to tirzepatide, I definitely feel physically better, but I’m still thinking about food constantly. I’m still eating multiple meals a day, snacking, probably overeating, and not getting that “wow I’m full” feeling.

I’m trying not to compare myself to everyone else online, but it’s hard not to wonder if something is wrong with me or if my body just responds differently.
Has anyone else had a slow start with tirzepatide? Did it get better after increasing your dose or after more time? I’d really appreciate hearing honest experiences because right now I’m feeling a little defeated.

Hello all,

I wanted to make a quick post as we’ve been getting a lot of messages about this, and I know it’s confusing.

When the doctor approves the prescription, it’s for a 6 month period whether you are on the 1 month or 3 month plan. This allows for auto refills without having to complete so many intake forms.

Lots of people will order once, and then want to cancel, but there’s confusion as to which option does what.

To make changes to your treatment plan:

In your portal, please select “Treatments” at the bottom, then select your active treatment plan, then select the “Plan” tab, and you’ll see several options.

Turn off auto-renew:

This seems to be where the confusion is happening. If you select this, this will stop your next refill, and cancel the auto renewal of the treatment plan. Unfortunately if you select this option only, it will NOT stop the refill reminder from being sent out 2 days before your scheduled refill date. In order to stop the refill reminder too, you will also need to select “Pause your treatment" as well. Although no refills are processed when you turn off auto-renew, this is the only way to stop the refill reminder from being sent. This will ensure no refills are processed, no refill reminders are sent, and the plan does not auto-renew. When you are ready to place a new order, you simply un-pause your treatment plan and then select “place an order.”

If you prefer to cancel your treatment plan completely, select “End Subscription.” This will cancel your plan. If you would like to order again in the future you will need to complete a new intake form on the website.

I hope this helps clear up any confusion. Let us know if you have any questions.

Thanks!!

I got my first order two weeks ago from trillium. First week, Saturday 5/2. I was discouraged for not losing any weight so I measured my waist and I had lost three inches. Did my second shot on Saturday, woke up 2 lbs lighter and lost another today. I’m still hungry and I don’t want those cues to go away. My issue was severely under eating probably for over 15 years and playing a high intensity sport and then rolling into bodybuilding. My guess is my hormones have been out of whack for a while and it was just a matter of time until I gained a bunch of weight. All that to say I feel like the hunger cues are actually helping remind me to eat and I wondered if anyone else had a similar experience? I also wonder if anyone stayed at the starting dose of 2.5 the whole time and continued to lose?

I live in a state where Hallandale isn't available. When my refill comes up in July, any ideas on what will replace it?

The instructions on my bottle say .25ml. Am I supposed to draw to the 25 mark on the syringe? I asked this question in the chat support, and they told me I should just read the instructions on the box. It was very unhelpful.

I have done two of my 2.5 shots n Im doing the third tmrw. It has mildly increased my appetite n Im controlling my portions better but in two weeks I have only lost 1 lb. Has anyone else faced this? Is it gonna get smoother n am I gonna see more weightloss? Please share your experience

Finally!!!

Just checking out Trillium based on the recent survey. With BPI stopping production, and Hallandale not available in California, what are my other options?

Hi all!

We received word that Apollo Care semaglutide is unavailable moving forward. I am unsure if it's a choice by the fulfillment pharmacies PerfectRx / PerfectionRx to stop carrying it or if it's another 503B stopping production. More information to follow.

We have Hallandale semaglutide non-additive serving all states excluding CA, KS, AR, MI, MN, AL, HI, MS, MA.
And for those states, we'll have more options available very soon! We'll continue to work with our customers to find the right option for them if Hallandale is not available in their state.

While this is unfortunate news, it stays in line with what I expected. We are prepared for changes and we are excited to partner with reputable and popular 503A
pharmacies that highlight speed and quality with their services and products.

Happy Monday, y'all!!

I know the long shot path of 503(b)s is probably ending but i having access to meds with phenol alcohol in is also important and i have seen this as an option.

Would love to see it offered.

Thanks

Hello, my order will be delivered tomorrow and I’m getting nervous. 😅 I’ve never tried a GLP1 so this is completely new to me. I chose Hallendale without additives Tirz and I’m just praying that I made the right choice.

Does everyone start with 2.5mg? Did you feel sick at first? I’m trying to decide if I should start right away or wait a week because I have nursing school labs out of town this upcoming week.

Anyway, I’d love some advice about anything you wish you did or knew before starting. I really appreciate it!

I am new to sema and new to Trillium. I had been lurking for awhile, concerned about dosing errors that the FDA is reporting.

Anyway, I finally ordered (5 min process), and got my medication from Trillium in TWO DAYS. I want to say that the information that Hallendale provides on the vial is excellent! They clearly state the milligrams, units and milliliters on the prescription. I am microdosing initially, and it was really easy for me to calculate and double-check the amount.

Thank you Trillium and Hallendale!

I have always been a Weight Watcher girl. Tracking points. I have read that you want over 1,000 calories a day, with lots of protein, fiber and water.