More and more people are microdosing Ozempic, a popular weight loss drug, due to high costs and uncomfortable side effects.

The latest microdosing trend isn’t shrooms or acid. It’s Ozempic.

Never mind! Let’s face it “microdosing”sounds so much more palatable and tempting than going full-throttle Ozempic. But take it from me, it’s not. Counting the clicks is no way to live.

“If their insurance covers Ozempic, they pay somewhere around $12,” Shafer says. “It can get priced [up to] $800 a month. It really depends on your dose and your insurance coverage.

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Is it 32 clicks? Or 37 clicks? I’m holding my Ozempic pen, a prefilled injection containing the active ingredient semaglutide, and trying to remember how many clicks I should listen out for when ...