What's your current GLP-1?

[Iamnew2this]

I'm really curious to know if people try a combo of Torz and Serma? I'm not getting the food-noise reduction from T that I got with the S. (I do know the correct spellings!) I switched to T recently because I just couldn't take the nausea from the S anymore. Would love to get other's input and opinion on this.

Fascinating! I've been wondering if others are doing this and considering doing it myself. Why are you combining as you do? I'm assuming that individually you weren't getting everything you wanted?

I have stacked tirz with sema in the past and it does just that. The sema cuts off the food noise. I did like the combo. I've stopped using them together as of late, because I increased my tirz dose. I'm up the 12.5 mg with tirz. Once the tirz stops working, I would definitely consider doing it again. I liked the combo a lot. 👍

 

[ZombieFoot]

Finally exhausted my 8-month stash of compounded Tirz last week. Already had 135mg of gray Tirz stockpiled. Saturday was my first gray Tirz injection. As some others have said, gray hit hard, I may have to back off on dosage for the next injection.

 

[Bflo_Bflo_Bflo_Bfl]

My seam is starting to become ineffective. I tried name-brand triz a while back and wound up having a localized allergic reaction.

I decided to try it again in case it was a fluke - like something in the carrier solution or something on my skin when I injected. I got a single vial. 1 mg went fine. 2 mg last Sunday seemed fine. I was ready to order a kit yesterday but decided to hold off until today so I could read up on vendors, look at a few tests, etc.

Well, I woke up this morning with a red lump on my stomach at my injection site that itched like crazy. Guess it just took two days for the reaction to kick in.


TL;DR - I’m on semi. Was going to switch to triz but it turns out I’m allergic.

Now I need to figure out if I up my seam dose, add cagri, or switch to Reta.