I use research Semaglutide and Tirzepatide since 1. My doctor is insecure and 2. I don't like shortages but chose brand MJ since I was limited to one.I'm curious to see what the most common GLP-1 is for our members.
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I use research Semaglutide and Tirzepatide since 1. My doctor is insecure and 2. I don't like shortages but chose brand MJ since I was limited to one.I'm curious to see what the most common GLP-1 is for our members.
Just ordered some research sema to add in with my tirztirz and sema doing both working good
Late to answer but Re Tirzepatide here.I'm curious to see what the most common GLP-1 is for our members.
Okay I thought I was a little bit crazy for the stack I’m doing… but it’s nice to see someone else who’s gone almost as high. I’m on 10mg Tirz every seven days and stack sema 1mg 3 days after tirz. As well as some other dailies.Same, the highest I got to was 7.5 mg T and 1mg Sema. Now that I'm working on maintenance 5mgT and 0.5 Sema. Food noise is higher but I'm actually enjoying more calories, going from below TDEE and increasing by about 100cals per day. Thinking I'll stay with this for August and then titrate down the T to 3mg for Sept. I've seen a good improvement in AM BS and postprandial and I'm scared to go off the GLP1's completely so taking one day, one week and one month at a time and logging BS, food noise and mood.
Sounds exactly like what I'm doing. Have the 5mg mounjaro with research tirz added for flexibility and added .25 sema at first, ramped that up to .6 last shot (went .3, .4, etc). Mild nausea from added sema but just like you if I eat a ginger chew it goes away. I'm so surprised honestly bc I'm usually susceptible to nausea (motion sickness and even had bad morning sickness during pregnancy) but have had minimal side effects with both sema and tirz. I'm switching completely to research after this box of mounjaro. Can't justify the cost since the price went up with my insurance (was $47, now $165 plus telehealth cost of $65). Thankful for these forums exist where sources and info are shared openly.On mounjaro with some research tirz to supplement (I like the flexibility I have with reconstituted, I can dose more or less than the prescribed 2.5, 5, etc). Added in sema a few weeks ago, all purely research peptide from Q. Started at .25, been doing. 4 with great success. Have felt a bit of nausea since adding the sema but if I eat a ginger chew or drink a protein shake, it goes away immediately.
Started compounded sema then "accidentally" switched to compounded tirz (order was put in wrong). Stayed with it bc I heard it was better and ended up with WAY fewer side effects, albeit less appetite suppression. After much research, will be starting research as soon as that arrives and got some sema to possibly bump. Doing twice weekly 3.8mg (7.6mg weekly), not sure when exactly to bump with sema or switch to just weekly tirz and do the sema half way.I'm curious to see what the most common GLP-1 is for our members.
That's going well?Transitioned from compounded to Research Tirz. On since June.
what is SAF?research peptides with SAF x1 time..next to the big q
Yes. Down 37 lbs in 4 mo today. eating well with small portions, I push protein and electrolytes. Had monitoring lab work with PCP to check CBC and Chems.That's going well?
It's the name of a research pep supplier...according to a post I read the other day they rebranded to RCSwhat is SAF?
"Stay Away From"what is SAF?
So stay away from RCS?"Stay Away From"