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I guess the meds are working somewhat. I just don't like that the staff is completely unhelpful and unwilling to provide any assistance with proof that is required by any FSA. For me to get reimbursed by my FSA, they require either a copy of the signed prescription or a signed proof of medical necessity form. Even though I have spoken with a Contrave doctor and the receipt says it's prescribed, Contrave refuses to provide either the signed prescription or sign the medical necessity form. This is unfortunate and I will not renew the prescription. At $99 a month I need to be able to claim this on FSA in order to get some savings.

I have stopped taking. Headaches, nausea, and nervousness after beginning week 4.

I've been on Contrave one week. I think its working as I've lost 1 pound. I've had no issues other than a bit of constipation. Looking forward to moving to 2 pills per day.

Worked well for about 2 months then stopped. Cravings came back while on Contrave. Though it does help you lose weight a little faster if you are watching what you eat.

I'm still hungry. It doesn't lower my cravings for foods like 🎂🍕🌮🍧

I took contrave for only two weeks due to the moods this medication made me expierence. The first week was bearable but the second week (when I upped my dosage), I was depressed and weepy all day long. I would just cry over nothing at all and want to sleep all day. A lot of people expierence insomnia based on other reviews but this medication made me sleep like a baby. In the two weeks I was on it, it did not curb my hunger one bit. Wasn’t worth it to me.

I've lost about 30 lbs now, but now I've hit a plateau. I'm thinking of upping the dose or getting the two drugs separately. Even if I stop doing it, I will probably stay on Wellbutrin, as it seems to help my head a lot. However I'm not gaining weight which is a huge deal in and of itself and worth the price of the drug. At least I'm not getting heavier and I've lost some weight.

Just started week two. Feel weird at times with it. Waiting to finish a full month to truly understand how it affects me.