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This is the way. And when you decide to go back up, you might try 0.5mg increments. 5.5mg was my sweet spot for almost three months.

Thanks for the summary and your thoughts. I stack Survo with Tirz because I had a bad experience with Reta (it does not agree with me) but I'm stalled on max Tirz and wanted to add the Glucagon component. I'll admit I'm chicken to take Cagri, which would be another option. I haven't had any...

Would be interested in take-aways. :)

How many weeks did you go off the medication? Thanks for the update! I feel like it's a real mixed bag with data about stuff like this - either you reset your receptors and can then resume meds and weight loss (as you're describing) or the complete opposite happens and when meds are resumed it...

This. If there's not third party testing on a singular full batch, I invest in my own testing. This means that it's usually cheaper to pay a bit more per mg up front for a group buy that provides testing and/or going with a vendor that has both vendor and third party testing for each batch.

It seems to me like they're getting busted for Scheduled drugs, which takes down their GLP business at the same time. Nexa has been smart enough not to dabble in the more exciting injectables.

I want to see the car. Who has receipts? I probably paid for at least a floor mat! Also, I love Nexa for all the usual reasons and nothing dramatic - the testing on top of testing, they take my Amex, they ship in a jiffy, my package always arrives, no potential customs issues... What I don't...

I just watched a podcast with Peter from Jano who described this exact scenario. A zero pep pen was further tested and determined to be insulin. Granted he was being asked about the 'worst he'd seen' but I think the number of digits in your risk percentages are, unfortunately, off.

Hummm. Now you have me wondering. I tried Reta about 5 months ago and initially thought I had food poisoning, but eventually decided it was the Reta and that I need to stay away from it. But that was from Day 1 of 0.3mg Reta so it was probably just the med. But perhaps it was a combination of...

I'd also be interested to know this, and if the ISR was isolated to this single vial?

Did you use Hospira BAC?

It depends. Two schools of thought to consider: 1. Less BAC means less to inject, and less is more. 2. More BAC means less room for error, and more is more. Choose your own adventure. Or post your current dose amount and mg per vial of your meds and someone here will give you tips. We're...

You're due for a break. Good lawd. Hang in there!

I like to be succinct. To better explain for you, "constant and debilitating' was meant to describe a headache that only goes away with robust application of OTC pain meds and returns once those meds exhaust their cycle (constant), and is affecting daily life (debilitating) by making it hard to...

All the obvious things were done before I posted here asking for tips, including a hiatus from Tirz to see if the headache went away (it did) and returned with the reintroduction of the med (it did). No cause for alarm with my situation, however I appreciate that not everyone reading along is...