Can I mention the telehealth service or pharmacy I use if I am not being paid?
No. The rule “No specific advertising.” bans plugging specific websites for pharmacies or doctors, so keep names out even when you are just sharing what worked for you.
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This is an unofficial community for people who use Wegovy or other GLP-1 RA medications for weightloss, and for people who are curious about them. Wegovy is a once-weekly injection of semaglutide, which mimics a hormone called GLP-1 that helps regulate weight and blood sugar. People post here about their own experiences on the medication, things that helped them find success, and questions about getting started. The rules make clear that many members have struggled with weight for a long time, so the room runs on empathy and honesty rather than hype. It is a support community first, which means anyone showing up with a business angle needs to be extra careful.
The rule that decides most things here is “No specific advertising.”, which allows you to discuss places that helped you find success but bans plugging specific websites for pharmacies or doctors. The rule “Do not try to sell or share your medications.” is the strictest one in the list, because offering spare Wegovy, asking for someone else's extra, or implying sharing in any way leads to a ban. The rule “Do not promote dangerous behavior.” removes posts and bans people who share ways to misuse the medication. The rule “Progress pics underwear or swimwear should be marked NSFW.” matters if your post includes photos, since underwear or swimwear shots must always carry the NSFW tag. The rule “Be respectful.” sets the tone for everything, because everyone here is on a hard journey and the moderators expect you to treat people accordingly.
The safest and most welcome post here is a plain text story about your own experience, written like you are talking to people who understand the struggle. If a place genuinely helped you find success, the rules say you can discuss it, but you cannot name or link the specific website, so describe what happened and let people ask questions. Share practical, safe things you learned, like how you built habits around the medication or what your first weeks felt like, because that is the kind of post that helps someone reading at midnight. Ask honest questions about the journey, since a community built around support tends to reward people who show up as learners too. If you include progress photos, follow the NSFW rule exactly, marking anything in underwear or swimwear. Whatever you post, lead with respect, because that is rule one for a reason.
Never plug a specific website for a pharmacy or a doctor, even if you genuinely liked the service. Never offer your spare Wegovy to anyone, never ask for someone else's extra, and never imply sharing in any way, because the rules say that leads to a ban. Do not comment things like dm me for my source, because the moderators call that pattern out by name and say people who do it should not expect to stay. Do not post or comment anything that promotes dangerous or unethical use of the medication, since that means removal and a ban. If you post progress photos in underwear or swimwear, always mark them NSFW, using the test of whether you would wear it in an average corporate workplace. And be respectful in every post and comment, because this is a community of people who have struggled.
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No. The rule “No specific advertising.” bans plugging specific websites for pharmacies or doctors, so keep names out even when you are just sharing what worked for you.
No. The rule “Do not try to sell or share your medications.” says offering spare Wegovy or asking for someone else's extra leads to a ban, and the moderators treat it that seriously.
No. The rule “No specific advertising.” says if your only contribution is comment after comment pointing people to your source, do not expect to be here long.
Yes, but the rule “Progress pics underwear or swimwear should be marked NSFW.” requires the NSFW tag whenever you are in underwear or swimwear.
The rules do not say, so there is no green light here. The safest path is to post text first, be a genuine member of the conversation, and never plug a specific site.
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