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It's been approved in China for both obesity and diabetes. People in China can purchase it now if they're able to pay the slightly over 400 USD that it costs. I didn't realize this until I started reading about mazdutide, but China actually has a big diabetes problem. Many Asian people get...

Oddly my dose of Synthroid hasn't needed to be changed even after I lost 50 pounds. My blood levels of T3, T4, and TSH remain about the same. My thyroid gland has been removed. As a result, all of my thyroid hormone is from Synthroid.

My internet and social media research shows that demand for mazdutide is low. While it has been approved for use in China with Innovent having a license to test it and market it there, Eli Lilly hasn't even planned phase three trials in the US. It seems the people who use are frequently people...

If Allen makes everyone whole and you decide that you're unwilling to give him more business because you're worried that may again experience long, unexplained delays, you would be making a reasonable decision.

My guess is that the doctor is somewhat ambivalent. The doctor is glad that you turned your life around but feels like if he or she compliments you, then the doctor is responsible if something goes wrong.

Was there any other company that made things right after zero pepgate? I know some companies weren't affected and had nothing that needed to be made right. But I don't of any other affected companies that did make things right.

The Novo patent will expire early in Canada because Novo didn't pay the fee of $250 Canadian (about 185 USD) to maintain its patent there. https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/novo-nordisk-s-canadian-mistake

The Vanguard 2020 Target Date fund (for someone who retired about 5 years ago) has an allocation right now of 36.55% stocks.. Stocks over the long term grow much more than bonds. Since you're already heavily tilted towards bonds, my advice is to stay the course. It's extremely hard to time...

I think that's just the way it is with foreign countries. They have some awful things (granted this is the UK and we're not talking truly awful) and they have some great things that make us critical of our own country. There is usually plenty of good and plenty of bad.

I don't think lenders can get that information in the US; I suspect it's illegal for them to even ask. I've hard folks say that it will be hard to get insurance if they admit to using grey drugs. I question that. After Obamacare, it's quite difficult in America to deny someone health...

You're welcome. I had to do so. My mazdutide is supposed to arrive on Monday. I have to psych myself out or else I'll get pissed off about some side effect or decide to give up because I'm hungry 1 1/2 hours after I take it for the first time. I think I like that half life; I may actually...

It would be pretty hard to justify ordering from him right now. Assuming he fixes things, people ought to consider whether they're willing to tolerate his delays in the future. Generally, buying from Chinese vendors takes patience. But from what's been described, using Allen requires more...

Here is an update: Mazdutide prescribing instructions - a summary of the Chinese. Mazdutide prescribing instructions translated into English. This is not easy to read. Mazdutide prescribing directions - in the original Chinese. Ayesh, et al. (2024). Letter to the Editor - Mazdutide...

Assuming that your retirement funds are locked up in some sort of tax deferred investment account, seek what options you have in terms of investing in countries other than the US right now. Also with the inflated prices of stocks right now, it wouldn't be a bad idea to invest more heavily in...

India doesn't need to make peptides. They just need to ship them. For less scrutiny, it's best that the Indian vendor who we purchase these from sound like a real Indian (and possibly be a real Indian) and act like the peptides are made in India.

I'm glad to hear that it appears that things will work out.

It sounds to me like you're confusing integrity with quick, error free customer service.

You’re a few pounds from your goal weight. Transitioning to a new medicine may not be easy. Stay on tirz, raising the dose slightly if needed.

I’ve had food poisoning causing diarrhea before. But I had to wait until I was on tirz for the diarrhea to be so severe that I passed out from low blood pressure and could not stand upon awakening after passing out. I did manage to crawl to the phone and call 9-1-1. I was quite happy when the...

Here is an updated version. I'm struggling to learn as much about mazdutide as I can before my first order arrives. It's supposed to arrive on Monday. Anderson (2025). Emerging concepts in obesity management - focus on glucagon receptor agonist combinations. Drugs Context, 14. Bhattachar, et...

The package arrived several days ago. Since they accidentally shipped it twice, I received a second order a few days after the first.

Allen is back. https://glp1forum.com/threads/abc-%F0%9F%8F%AD-allen-bio-co-%F0%9F%8F%AD-us-warehouse.4646/post-82889

I tried that and nothing showed up. ( will say that I'm not worried whether PGB will send the mazdutide that I purchased. Also, FedEx has already received the package.)

The tirz won't hit your glucagon receptor.

I got a bidet. Now I don't need a lifetime's supply of toilet paper.

I don't know what food noise is.

I Am I reading this correctly as meaning the mazdutide has quite weak GLP-1 effects? I hope that's what it means because I'm stacking with tirzepatide and the GLP-1 effects of it keep me from raising the dose.

Which GLP-1 drugs most strongly affect the GLP-1 system? I know between tirzepatide, retatrutide, and semaglutide, semaglutide is the strongest. My FEELZ test says that tirzepatide more strongly affects the GLP-1 system than retatrutide but that's not based on reading anything scientific...

Please explain this so that I understand. How do I check the ins and outs of a crypto wallet?

I am happy with SRY. I also didn't get burned by them, although that just has to do with when I purchased from them. Assuming they reenter the marketplace and fix things with stiffed buyers, I'd then gladly buy from SRY again.

I had to request access to your link.

Here are some scholarly articles on mazdutide. I included hyperlinks to the full articles for most but not all of the citations. I used bold type for the article that I believe to be most revealing. Anderson (2025). Emerging concepts in obesity managemen -: focus on glucagon receptor agonist...

If you want to lose more than 15% of your pre-tirzepatide weight, I could see why you might want to try to retatrutide instead. Much of the bad side effects of these medicines come from their GLP-1 action. Semaglutide has stronger GLP-1 effects than tirzepatide. Tirzepatide has stronger GLP-1...

Now is the time to buy . . . if you don't have at least three months of your chosen GLP-1 drug in your freezer. Otherwise, yes, wait.

My understanding is that Alan's reputation is that he delivers for a good deal but is extremely slow to do things, including getting back to customers. I never purchased from him myself.

You’re off the hook. And even if you did get my Reta, you’re not at fault; I wouldn’t have received it with or without you.

It's not working.

If you're injecting 3 cc into you, you ought to try reconstituting with less BAC water.

This is not what's recommended, but if I'm going to withdraw a certain number of units, I'll inject that much air plus another another 10%. I find that makes withdrawing stuff easier. The recommendations on youtube from medical folks is that you inject the same volume of air. Since I'm not...

Maybe. But Tracy (QSC) is making good money right now. If possible, they'd like to continue making it. Then an incident may happen a year and half from now or so. Then Tracy will reappear six months later. Tracy knows that many folks will buy despite knowing that he stiffed previous buyers...

It's good to know whether a person did or did not receive their QSC order.

So you're the one who got the reta that I paid for in January.

I have less of a problem than many others on this forum with people who haven't spent a great deal of time becoming GLP-1 researchers.

That's why I never go to medical doctors. I only see vets, preferably those with experience with great apes.

I was thinking that you shouldn't switch medicines just to appease your spouse. However, that type of attitude may explain why I'm divorced.

Yes, if you lurk in the grey world, you will eventually be scammed. (I'm using the term "scammed" loosely to include situations where you don't get your stuff but the vendor didn't necessarily intend to defraud you at the time you purchased.) I got burned with QSC. By reading about...

IMHO, the leading cause of death is birth. Once a person is born, that person is practically guaranteed to die.

I believe the safety standards practiced while producing GLP-1 peptides are low. Due to how the medicines work, the nature of lyophilized peptides, and their subcutaneous mode of administration, the dangers are still relatively low. I'm also trusting Chinese folks to be less likely than...