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I concur with everyone else about just sticking with Tirzepatide. I had my best results when I did 2x/week dosing, i.e. 2 mg Tue AM & Fri PM. I would tinker with dose and timing before adding another variable into the mix.

Google "paradoxical adipose hyperplasia" before considering cryolipolysis!

You might also consider splitting your dose. For example, if you take 10 mg/week, try 5 mg q 3.5/days.

I know this sounds harsh, but how exactly do you expect anyone here to be able to answer this question? We have no way of knowing. You didn't even give the name of the company initially! So welcome to the forum; it's good you found your way here. Now what you have to do is spend a couple of...

It's the smallest quantity that I feel I can easily and reliably draw up correctly on a standard insulin syringe. The cardinal markings (i.e. 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 ...) are easier to see and read, and there's no need to use a bigger volume.

Yeah, solubility isn't really an issue. I prefer an injection volume of 0.2 mL, so I adjust the concentration of my doses to achieve that. I would bet that even the max dose of Tirzepatide of 15 mg is easily dissolvable in 0.1 mL if you wanted to use that.

That seems to be very idiosyncratic. Some people swear that semaglutide is far superior, but I've also heard many success stories with tirzepatide. Food noise was always a very minor issue for me, but what little I had was resolved with 2mg 2x/week of tirzepatide.

That recomp pic is amazing. Hard to believe it's only 9 lbs on the scale. The only downside to weightloss for me is that my lifts have plummeted, especially the bench press, with my bodyweight going from 145+ to 110lbs, but if I convert my lifts to a multiple of body weight, then they don't look...

Adding Sodium Bicarb raises the pH of a solution.

This forum is not US-based. We could email the URL directly to Eli Lilly's attorneys and nothing would happen.

I'd like to repost a comment from our godfather @ZippityDooDah from June (which seems like a lifetime ago, tbh) https://glp1forum.com/threads/legit-or-not.572/post-4299 This forum alone probably has at least a dozen vendors that people have successfully ordered from. Why would anyone feel...

If you think about it, that's a shitload of Tirzepatide. One kit would be 9 months of doses at the maximum of 15mg/week. (Although there are more than a few folks here that have 2 or 3 years worth stocked up!)

Any commercially available one that you find palatable should be fine. Just make sure there's at least 20 grams of protein per serving, and that the sugar/artificial sweetener is acceptable to you.

I was aiming towards my high school weight, but I'm now at goal, which turns out to be about 5 lbs less than I weighed in high school. However, my lean body mass is probably about 10 pounds lower, so I sure don't have the same body as a post-menopausal female than I did in the 70s! I...

This is quite common. The best way to handle it is to not handle it. "I'm not discussing this anymore." "My body size is none of your business." "My doctor is happy with my weight." "This is not a topic for discussion, I am leaving/hanging up." Then do it. (BTW, this forum is not...

Oh man, that subreddit, my eyes, LOL! (There is no more information in the post, btw, that's it.)

Look at his signature block from any one of his posts.

That happens every time you make a bank transaction of any kind to anybody. I've done it a half dozen times with ADC with no problems.

Making an oral formulation of the current GLP1-RA is basically a joke. The approved oral form of semaglutide is 14mg, vs 0.25 mg parenteral. That's how low the useful absorption is. That same stomach acid that makes sterility a non-issue is also what destroys peptides before they enter the...

I predict it will be for sale on All Day Chemist the day the patent expires!

Squats, bench & deadlifts, baby!

I agree with Bacchus. Use good sterile technique, refrigerate after reconstitution, and you're good to go.

Nominal human blood pH is 7.4.

Maintenance has been going pretty well. I had dropped to 2mg q7d, and my weight seemed to stabilize around a certain number. I still kept a rough mental calorie count daily in my head, but stopped weighing or logging foods. I was still eating the same things more or less, but was adding in an...

The FDA allows any food with less than 5 kcal to round down on the label. EAAs, like all other amino acids/proteins, have 4 kcal/gram.

Yes. They will send you a tracking number in a few days.

4 Incredible Facts about GLP-1s The author has a PhD in Physiology and is currently a medical student at Harvard University.

They don't confirm payment. You should get a tracking number in a couple of days.

I'm currently in the middle of a xyx 17.2mg Tirz, at a rate of 1.9 mg/week. i.e. 9 weeks/vial. Everyone has their own risk tolerance, but here's my thinking. I'm medically trained and experienced in sterile technique. I am the only one touching the vial and it's getting punctured only...

People have spent way too much energy arguing about this, when frankly, it's not going to make much difference. I store BAC unopened in a cool, dark place. I refrigerate it after opening. I use good sterile technique, and have used BAC water that was first opened a year ago with no ill...

It's a process! There might be other avenues, but I joined the Peppys forum first, spent some time there reading and occasionally posting, then requested invites to the testing and gb servers. It's not automatic; there is literally a knowledge test you have to take to get in. Things are in...

From the text exchange you posted.

Did she send you the promised COA? I'd ask for it before using it for sure!

Started on tirzepatide 11 months ago at 145 lbs, 36% body fat, now 111 lbs, 25% body fat, at goal weight basically. (5'1" F) Plan is to increase dose interval to 5, then 7 days. (Currently 2mg q 3.5 days.) Eventually, I'd like to just take a dose when I feel like I need it. I've got about 240 mg...

Well, here is a timely article with another answer to my hypothetical question: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/mounjaro-beats-ozempic-so-why-isnt-it-more-popular-2024a1000ckd TL;DR:

No. Comparing to a control group is required, but it doesn't have to be a placebo control group. It's 100% acceptable, even required, to compare a new treatment to the standard-of-care treatment. For example, if I were testing a new oral medication for Type 2 DM, I might randomize the...

Use the sigma@sigmachemical.com.cn for orders. BTW, Tracy, like 100% of the reps from all the Chinese companies -- femmy names and avatars not withstanding-- is male. :cool:

This category looked so sad and empty... If the Phase three studies show that once daily oral orforglipron is at least as effective as injectable semaglutide, I can't help but think that it has the potential to explode and take over a huge percentage of the anti-obesity drug market. There is a...

Not exactly a pep, but I just started creatine monohydrate and I think it's helping with my weight training.

Right now, I'm at 2mg every 3.5 days (Tuesday AM & Friday PM). I discovered early on that q7d didn't work for me at all, so I tried q5d for a while, but 2x/w has been optimal for me. My peak dose ever was 3.3mg 2x/w. I've been slowing increasing my calorie intake, and I've also just started...