Sorry about what you are dealing with. But the research shows, and all the anecdotal evidence, that every injection can be different. You are 6 weeks in. Regardless of how much you have to lose, patience is important, the med does so much heavy lifting but not all of it. If you've done the research as you say you have, then you know what you need to be doing regarding food, hydration, protein, etc. Hunger comes. Hunger disappears, it changes week to week. The moment someone tries a different compound pharmacy or researches from a different vendor, and doesn't feel exactly as they felt before, they are all yelling it's the product, the pharmacy, the vendor, it's a bad batch, under-dosed, and most of the time it is not. And those who haven't done the research inject more, too much and too fast, and it often doesn't end well in terms of pain and discomfort. Sometimes the appetite suppression for my RS takes real time, like a day and a half after injection day. Take a look at a half life plotter or get the Shotsy app and start charting the injections and see how much is already in your RS' system. You didn't finish month 1 at 2.5. Now you want to jump halfway while in month two. If you are going to inject your RS with more, rather than handling your body and the med properly, then at least don't smack yourself up to 7.5mg. You have a reconned vial, do the calculations on any of the available calculators and titrate up a little bit. Like to 5.5mg. But really you would be far smarter to give it a little time. You can always inject, but once the med is in your RS, and if the RS ends up suffering because it's too much, all you can do is wait it out.
