Going from camera-avoidance to posting a before/after is its own milestone. The transformation is visible and the confidence to share it matters as much as the numbers do.
Regarding injection sites, I've always been told that it doesn't really matter where you inject, unless you are doing it incorrectly. It needs to be subcutaneous.
I'm crossing my fingers for lower prices. I'm a type 2 diabetic, and my insurance won't cover it. It's too expensive for me right now, and I've already gained back some weight. I can't wait until it's more affordable!
I'm not sure about the US, but in Canada, pharmacies give away sharps containers. Once you've filled them, you can just bring them back to the pharmacy for disposal.
I've heard rumors they're relaunching as a compounding pharmacy under a new name. If they reschedule those peptides, it'll hand them a ready-made market.
Stick with it! Some people don't really see results until around the second month. Just remember that it's not magic – you still need to adjust your eating habits for the medication to be truly effective.
I feel this 100%. It's weird, but when I started going to the gym and stopped trying to kill myself trying to hit some goal every time, my body started to change.
Turns out I was going more and staying longer when I wasn't pressuring myself to max out every session.
I saw someone post about losing 75 pounds in under six months. That's incredible! I've been on this for about 4 months and only lost about a dozen pounds. It's a little discouraging seeing other people's faster progress.
It's all about the money, sadly. Big Pharma wants to corner the market. It's insane how much these drugs cost when you look at the actual manufacturing expenses.