Red Rock/Hallendale vs Grey

[Valerie]

This my first week not taking RR after 9 months. Instead I'm taking Chia- na!
Of course I'm documenting my week; knowing there is residual RR in my system.

For those of you that took compound, tell me your experience when you switched.

Did it feel the same ?
Better ?
Worse ?
Anyone go back ?

 

[keangkong]

This my first week not taking RR after 9 months. Instead I'm taking Chia- na!
Of course I'm documenting my week; knowing there is residual RR in my system.

For those of you that took compound, tell me your experience when you switched.

Did it feel the same ?
Better ?
Worse ?
Anyone go back ?

I don't notice a difference between compounded tirzepatide from Red Rock Pharmacy and the stuff from SRY. I do believe that the stuff from Red Rock Pharmacy is compounded in a much more sterile environment than my bathroom. In other words, the infection risk is less with Red Rock.

 

[normal]

Not red rock but similar, was on Strive compounded for a couple of months before switching to Amo - no difference, tirz is tirz. I also got a script for free namebrand in the middle and have used a couple of zepbound pens, its all the same.

 

[goldngrl98]

Yep, agree. No difference. I went from Hallendale to Amo, didn’t notice anything out of the ordinary. I’ve tried QSC and Nexaph also. Tirz is tirz.

 

[Dallas_vibes]

I tried both Hallendale and Red Rock before switching to gray. Personally, gray has been more effective. I’ve lost more weight in the last 6 weeks using gray than I did the previous 6 weeks taking RR.

 

[nonyabizznez]

Mounjaro, Hallandale, Amo, Nexha, Sry so far. All the same for me.

 

[dogmom]

Should be the same experience since they are all buying from China. The only difference is they are mixing it up whereas you would be the one reconstituting yourself.