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Early therapy for diabetes to lessen pill burden and improve compliance. If the experience continues to be positive in getting better diabetic control we will lean more towards Janumet. It remains to be seen how Junuvia is going to perform. Each patient would need to be decided on a case by case basis.need to the effectiveness of Jauvia with long term effectivity. I love using the combinations for their cost savings as well as their effectiveness and will continue to use the combinations. Probably equal depending on coverage and cost to cash patients. Good combination pill with synergistic mechanism of action. Probably similar amount of usage. I do not prescribe Avandamet or Actpolus very much and avandamet. 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