On compound for 3yrs looking on research

[Easyerod]

Hello y’all. I’ve been on compound Tirz for 3 years and it has completely changed my life for the better. I will NEVER go without. LIKE. EVER….

I take thyroid meds every morning and now a shot every Sunday. Just part of my healthcare just as if I had blood pressure I would take blood pressure meds to help. Having said all this, you can imagine how horrified I feel at the possibility that Mochi will no longer be able to compound. So I need a good reputable research vendor. Any help and guidance is greatly appreciated it.

 

[indolent]

The jump from compounded to grey involves a huge amount of learning (BEFORE searching for the right vendor). I suggest you begin with the quick overview guide that @chmuse put together:

Thread 'Someone told you to "go grey" and now you're here.'

Dec 25, 2024

This is your quick run down. It's not perfect but it also shouldn't get you killed. Hopefully. I take no responsibility for your injecting things unintended for human use. Do this at your own risk. I just wanted to make something I can link people to now that compounding is leaving and there's going to be a ton of people with basic questions. I'm stupid, you probably shouldn't listen to me at all, but hey, here you are, you're clearly a risk taker. We like to argue here, so I'm fully expecting someone to reply with every little thing I've gotten wrong within ten minutes of hitting post...

• chmuse
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And then read a really lot of posts here and search frequently for more posts as your learning progresses.

Also, with thyroid issues, I hope you're in frequent consultation with your own "real" in-person doctor about tirz and thyroid, and not just the compounding pharmacy's doctor/NP.

 

[hansie]

im curious what side effects you experience 3 years in?

 

[nonyabizznez]

Having said all this, you can imagine how horrified I feel at the possibility that Mochi will no longer be able to compound.

When you do what @indolent has advised you're gonna feel horrified at how much you've spent on Mochi!

At least remember you weren't paying Lilly $1000+/bx 4/2.5mg shots! And remember your results...

 

[Easyerod]

The jump from compounded to grey involves a huge amount of learning (BEFORE searching for the right vendor). I suggest you begin with the quick overview guide that @chmuse put together:

Thread 'Someone told you to "go grey" and now you're here.'

Dec 25, 2024

This is your quick run down. It's not perfect but it also shouldn't get you killed. Hopefully. I take no responsibility for your injecting things unintended for human use. Do this at your own risk. I just wanted to make something I can link people to now that compounding is leaving and there's going to be a ton of people with basic questions. I'm stupid, you probably shouldn't listen to me at all, but hey, here you are, you're clearly a risk taker. We like to argue here, so I'm fully expecting someone to reply with every little thing I've gotten wrong within ten minutes of hitting post...

• chmuse
• Replies: 115
• Forum: Public Square

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• 

And then read a really lot of posts here and search frequently for more posts as your learning progresses.

Also, with thyroid issues, I hope you're in frequent consultation with your own "real" in-person doctor about tirz and thyroid, and not just the compounding pharmacy's doctor/NP.

Thanks so much. Yes ma’am, I’ve had the same PCP for over 20yrs. So excited to be here

 

[Easyerod]

When you do what @indolent has advised you're gonna feel horrified at how much you've spent on Mochi!

At least remember you weren't paying Lilly $1000+/bx 4/2.5mg shots! And remember your results...

I’m so very ready for the sticker shock. Lol