Who do I have to suck for some eloralintide

TopzyTirzy said:
I don’t have any experience, but I have a great attitude and really want some eloralintide. I could really make some chinese peptide manufacturers weekend nice if given the chance.
Sema and tirz both give me anhedonia, and this chest anxiety/tachycardia, reta doesnt, but i want more appetite suppressant. Just ordered cagri, but I want the new fancy amylin receptor agonist😭, I also think it has a heart rate lowering effect which would be nice.

Why do these random biotech phds in china take so long in getting me illicit cutting edge pharmaceuticals when IIIII WANTTTT THEM NOW
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I had some from the red country
 
ScienceHippo said:
Same here. Does your have a South Park inspired name?
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That's the one. Since Sunday first finding out about these, I've ordered elora, kpv, ghk-cu and r60 for about half the price from vendors. Even less when shipping is factored and extensive testing is included. It's a bargain.
 
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m100568 said:
Actually, the Phase II results were released during Obesity Week. That was the cause for the excitement. Phase III is supposed to start before the end of 2025. Reta has been a grey market staple since it released its Phase II data, so I don't see why the grey market wouldn't produce it based on such good Phase II results.
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Eloralintide Phase II results​

According to the study authors, 263 participants (mean age 49.0 years, mean bodyweight 109.1 kg, BMI 39.1 kg/m², 78% female, 78% White) were randomized to receive either eloralintide (1 mg, n=28; 3 mg, n=24; 6 mg, n=28; 9 mg, n=54; 6-9 mg, n=24; 3-9 mg, n=52) or placebo (n=53) between Feb. 5, 2024, and Aug. 14, 2025.2

Emerging data from the Phase II trial show:
  • After 48 weeks, mean percent change in bodyweight from baseline (efficacy estimand) ranged from -9% at 1 mg to -20% at 9 mg, compared with -0.4% in the placebo group.
  • The greatest weight reductions were observed in the 9 mg and 6-9 mg cohorts (-20% each; 95% CI: -22.7 to -17.5 and -22.7 to -17.0, respectively).
“Eloralintide produced clinically meaningful, dose-dependent reductions in bodyweight over 48 weeks and was generally well tolerated, supporting eloralintide's potential use for obesity treatment,” the authors wrote.
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Actually currently and based on human study. Retatrutide is still ahead of Eloralintide.

For pure fat loss even Trizepatide ranks above Eloralintide and its has more studies then both Retatrutide and Eloralintide together.

So other then pure speculation i don't see the need for anyone to make it currently.

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rmhla said:
Actually currently and based on human study. Retatrutide is still ahead of Eloralintide.

For pure fat loss even Trizepatide ranks above Eloralintide and its has more studies then both Retatrutide and Eloralintide together.

So other then pure speculation i don't see the need for anyone to make it currently.

Fact check by Chatgpt and Grok.
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I think I saw that Eli Lily is doing phase 3 trials of Elora but also in tandem study of Tirz/Elora combo.
 
spanky2026 said:
I think I saw that Eli Lily is doing phase 3 trials of Elora but also in tandem study of Tirz/Elora combo.
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Yes correct.
Apprently eloralintide is better at gastric emptying but its not conclusive yet.

Less nausea, more tolerable for some

From what I've seen and been told most people that get bad sides from Reta its from eatting shit, starting to high dose, titrating up to fast thinking the more the better.

Sure their will be some that cant tolerate it such as any medication or peptide etc.

However remeber those that want to go super fast dosing up.. You spend 20 years plus getting obese so why not take 1 to 2 years only losing it all? Then having to buy a wagon to put your hanging skin in to move around.
Its not a race, forget what your buddy says and start slow get a feel for any glp before jumping high doses.
 

Retatrutide: up to ~24-28% weight loss in studies.
Reuters
Eloralintide: up to ~20% weight loss in Phase
 
rmhla said:
Actually currently and based on human study. Retatrutide is still ahead of Eloralintide.

For pure fat loss even Trizepatide ranks above Eloralintide and its has more studies then both Retatrutide and Eloralintide together.

So other then pure speculation i don't see the need for anyone to make it currently.

Fact check by Chatgpt and Grok.
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More than anything it's the possibility of combining it with retatrutide or tirzepatide and producing superior weight loss outcomes that's the exciting thing here. Different receptors targeted = great chance that it will work as an excellent combination therapy.

That and for people who, for whatever reason, aren't responsive to GLP-1 type therapies.
 
Spork said:
More than anything it's the possibility of combining it with retatrutide or tirzepatide and producing superior weight loss outcomes that's the exciting thing here. Different receptors targeted = great chance that it will work as an excellent combination therapy.

That and for people who, for whatever reason, aren't responsive to GLP-1 type therapies.
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Im not sure why everyone always wants more. Glps now are a huge help, people spend many many years getting obese then they want a drug to take it all off in 2 weeks.

With the glps available now, the peptides as well and diet exercise i dont see any reason why atleast 60% cant experience some sorta of weight loss.

Diet is huge theres absolutely no reason on earth to buy a 3lb bag of potatoe chips or eatting take out everyday. If you are serious and want to lose weight... move, move ,ove to the best of your ability. Passion, need and absolute want is what will drive weight loss the most.
Planning meals and prepping as well goes a super long way and again with the help of glps and peptides and the sheer knowledge available to everyone now through ChatGpt, Grok etc.. its so much easier then ever before.
 
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