Jacquiew24
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I am on week 18 and at the second weight loss place. They are giving me 50 units I don’t feel it is effective as it was when I started but the price is still very high. Anyone have this problem and what to do.
Dosing Tirzepatide
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mathmama81
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My suggestion is to read read read this board to find out your options. 50 units of what mg?
Jacquiew24
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Tirzepatide
Jacquiew24
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Maybe I am on the wrong forum just needed some help thanks anyway
Jacquiew24
Registered
Have you spoken with your prescriber, told them you feel you’ve hit a plateau? I’d start there.
Also, you may want to ask them to clarify for you what your dosage is in mg not units. Units are just a way to measure, what really matters is what your mg dosage is, and what the mg/mL is in your vial (or syringe or however they send it to you).
Eg:
dosage: 5mg
mg/ml: 10mg/1mL
That would be one way your units could be 50.
5mg/10mg * 1 = 0.5 is 50 units
Also, you may want to ask them to clarify for you what your dosage is in mg not units. Units are just a way to measure, what really matters is what your mg dosage is, and what the mg/mL is in your vial (or syringe or however they send it to you).
Eg:
dosage: 5mg
mg/ml: 10mg/1mL
That would be one way your units could be 50.
5mg/10mg * 1 = 0.5 is 50 units
Units are a measure of volume, not dosage.
First thing you’ll want to learn is how many mg per ml (a unit is 1/100 of an ml, or stated differently an ml is 100 units).
Once you know the strength, you can do the math simply.
From there you can speak accurately about your dosage.
First thing you’ll want to learn is how many mg per ml (a unit is 1/100 of an ml, or stated differently an ml is 100 units).
Once you know the strength, you can do the math simply.
From there you can speak accurately about your dosage.
mathmama81
New_Member
Ok so you're on 12.5 mg which is probably at the upper level of what most doctors will prescribe of tirz... There could be other reasons for your stall... too many calories, not enough calories, not enough protein, are you pooping? Drinking water? Exercising? Why do you think it's not effective? As for the pricing- one of the many many many topics covered here are research peptides and pricing of such... for, you know, research purposes. Dive deep into the boards. Do a search for keywords such as stall, stacking, pricing, dosage, etc etc. Have you brought your concerns to your prescriber? Are you counting calories and macros?
