Recent content by FrankTdog

Yep, this light mode liking fossil is on a computer :eek:!

I wouldn't switch, because *for me* a once a week shot is easier than a daily pill. But for a lot of people this is a great alternative.

Going from the max dose of Sema to the minimum dose of tirz could be a factor as well. It may not hurt to go ahead and bump up to 5 and see how that treats you.

When trying a new to me peptide, I also like starting with a single vial. If I like the results, I move forward with kits. There is no feeling scammed, just making a cost/loss decision.

And thank goodness for that.

I've used the T60 with green tops from Feb. The QR code led to a test that said 65 (ish, off the top of my head - too lazy to go look). Am happy so far :)

*For me*, doing a once a week shot is less work / complicated that taking the oral. It has to be taken on an empty stomach in the morning with water (up to 4 ounces of water), no other liquids besides water and then wait at least 30 minutes before eating food, drinking beverages or taking other...

I also cannot get them shipped here from Amazon, but I have from Diabetic Warehouse, and Diabetic Supply.

Seeing a drop is not uncommon, the dose is bigger than that. It may have been the metformin + tirz combo making you sick the first time around. It could have been taking it in the am vs pm (did you eat first in the morning?). I hope the lack of side effects continues for you :).

It's not you, just me being juvenile.

That was a fun rabbit hole, thanks for the lead. As a one datum experience, my spouse is mildly bi-polar and has been much steadier since being started on sema. I never made the connection, but your comment def got me thinking.

Are we still doing 'phrasing'? ;)

I don't any leads for the oral version, but I use it sub-q for joint pain(with success), with the added bonus of greatly reduce IBS. I can eat several previously "best to avoid" foods without issue (within reason, I try not to get carried away). I hope you find a source and enjoy improved gut...

I found the throw away bit at the end about an increase in joint pain to be interesting. In my limited reading on a small number of boards, all anecdotal postings are the opposite. Has anyone here found their joint pain to go up when using a GLP-1...

The BPC/TB combo has helped my ankle pain immensely, it is worth a shot (no pun intended). They are very affordable in the grey market. I started with a trial vial of each from a US warehouse and then moved on to getting kits.