Has anyone tried to obtain any of these types of products in Thailand  .  I was thinking of   products like Ozempic.  

Interested to hear also

No but come across this yesterday

 

https://www.medparkhospital.com/en-US/packages/weight-loss-pens

If OP wants Ozempic like product, maby you should try Rybelsus.

Same stuff but in pill- version.

Quite expensive because no generic versions available as far as i know...

On 12/23/2024 at 8:12 AM, surreybloke said:

Has anyone tried to obtain any of these types of products in Thailand  .  I was thinking of   products like Ozempic.  

Can buy them at https://diamondpharmacy-th.com/

 

Rybelsus 8.5k for 30 tablets.

 

A bit of a mission to get to -  BUT if you do visit go early when they first open as the traffic can be bad and they get busy.

 

If not - you can order online.

 

RAZZ

I was thinking before of getting ozempic pills of similar, but what i read about them, is that is mostly just takes away the appetite. I found i can do the same with eggs xD.

 

As my new year resolve i decided to become a bit more healthy again, so for January i did not drink any alcohol, started walking daily, 3 times a week 30 min weight lifting and doing some running on on my day off.

 

Also i started to make my lunch with just eating boiled eggs (5 for lunch with 14 cherry tomatoes, 20 almonds and a greek yogurt or dragon fruit) this has been strangely very satieting (for about 550 calories) and making me not hungry until dinner. (there i eat something like a sweet potato, carrot, onion boiled with a chicken breast from 7/11 and maybe and egg or 2 more soft  boiled) i really have to make an effort to get to 1800 calories my samsung app says i should eat. I find this much easier to sustain then dong intermittent fasting or other ways of fasting due to the satiety of the eggs. Added benefit of eggs is that they are cheap, full of all the amino acids to retain or built muscle. The stuff about cholestrol is outdated as your own body makes it and compensates by the way.

 

Just doing this has made me lost weight from the first of January 122.9 Kg to this morning 115 Kg feeling full all the time. (so roughly i lost 7 kg in 42 days. (all my weighing measurements are at the same time after stool.)

 

Just some food (Eggs, Eggs, Eggs xD) for thought

 

GLP-1 medications have become more widely available in Bangkok over the past few years. These include options such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Saxenda, and Rybelsus. They differ in cost, side effects, and whether they’re taken as injections or tablets.

It’s important to know that all of these are prescription-only and should be used under medical supervision. They usually work best when combined with changes to diet and lifestyle, rather than as a standalone solution.

For anyone interested in a deeper overview, here’s one of our blogs that covers the topic in more detail: Weight Loss Medications Available in Bangkok

My two baht… sticking mostly to a diabetic diet ( mostly under dear wife’s supervision) has brought me down about thirty kilos over six years. Not usually feeling hungry.

Almost every day starts with a good helping of oatmeal with a spoon each of peanut butter and raisins.

On 1/13/2025 at 5:03 PM, thaitero said:

If OP wants Ozempic like product, maby you should try Rybelsus.

Same stuff but in pill- version.

Quite expensive because no generic versions available as far as i know...

Yes, that's right. It's Semaglutid in an oral form. The weight loss might be in the first month not more than 2kg, in the second around 3kg.

That's not much in relation to the price.

Compare it with injections: around 10.000 Baht/month.