Hello newbie here 👋

[Lucky206]

Hello from Scotland! I’m 5’2” and started at 82kg now down to 72kg thanks to Mounjaro. It’s working well, but I feel like I might need to sell a kidney just to keep affording it!

I’ve been reading through some threads and I’m really interested in possibly switching to Retatrutide but everything feels a bit confusing at the moment.

Any advice or insights would be really appreciated!

 

[Calm Logic]

Welcome!

Reta is certainly popular. A recent discussion on reta prices and vendors:

https://glp1forum.com/threads/cain-nexaph-comes-through.3449/

Some good links about going gray are in the About/signature page of @Skidude.

Regarding recon, I also posted some links here:

Post in thread 'What's your current GLP-1?'

Saturday at 8:13 AM

@GrandmaB

General info:

Skidude

glp1forum.com

A recon and filtering video with printed instructions (from Peptide Test):
https://glp1forum.com/threads/sry.3005/post-53836

More info:
vial+syringe+needle

Google Search

Regarding safety:

• Calm Logic

 

[JayB10]

Welcome!

 

[Iamnew2this]

You're in the right place. Welcome!

 

[General Lee]

Hello from Scotland! I’m 5’2” and started at 82kg now down to 72kg thanks to Mounjaro. It’s working well, but I feel like I might need to sell a kidney just to keep affording it!

I’ve been reading through some threads and I’m really interested in possibly switching to Retatrutide but everything feels a bit confusing at the moment.

Any advice or insights would be really appreciated!

Hello, Also from Scotland . If you plan on staying on Tirz I’d hang off for now. Check the news for yourself but it looks like it’s coming to prescription for £9.90 a month.
However if you do want to get your own contact SSA through the vendors section. Chinese holiday until tomorrow so you may not get an answer. Although I did speak to a rep at SSA on Friday.

I recently switched to Reta and the low dose is a bit of a shocker when coming from 10mg of Tirz. I’m up to 4.5mg of Reta and it’s just starting to have some effect now.

 

[Lucky206]

Welcome!

Reta is certainly popular. A recent discussion on reta prices and vendors:

https://glp1forum.com/threads/cain-nexaph-comes-through.3449/

Some good links about going gray are in the About/signature page of @Skidude.

Regarding recon, I also posted some links here:

Post in thread 'What's your current GLP-1?'

Saturday at 8:13 AM

@GrandmaB

General info:

Skidude

glp1forum.com

A recon and filtering video with printed instructions (from Peptide Test):
https://glp1forum.com/threads/sry.3005/post-53836

More info:
vial+syringe+needle

Google Search

Regarding safety:

• Calm Logic

Thank you for this, it is massively helpful!

 

[Lucky206]

Hello, Also from Scotland . If you plan on staying on Tirz I’d hang off for now. Check the news for yourself but it looks like it’s coming to prescription for £9.90 a month.
However if you do want to get your own contact SSA through the vendors section. Chinese holiday until tomorrow so you may not get an answer. Although I did speak to a rep at SSA on Friday.

I recently switched to Reta and the low dose is a bit of a shocker when coming from 10mg of Tirz. I’m up to 4.5mg of Reta and it’s just starting to have some effect now.

Thank you, I had seen that on the news. I think the £9.90 is just the price of a prescription in England so it might be free in Scotland if it does get approved by the NHS. The only issue would be the hoops they probably expect you to jump through and the waitlist to see a specialist on the NHS.

I was hoping to find a supplier and maybe try stacking Tirz with Reta but for now I am still researching. Have you been on Reta long?

 

[General Lee]

Thank you, I had seen that on the news. I think the £9.90 is just the price of a prescription in England so it might be free in Scotland if it does get approved by the NHS. The only issue would be the hoops they probably expect you to jump through and the waitlist to see a specialist on the NHS.

I was hoping to find a supplier and maybe try stacking Tirz with Reta but for now I am still researching. Have you been on Reta long?

Yeah i thought the same myself to be honest. SSA is a great starting point. I’ll pm you the rep’s contact details.