Tirz good enough, or switch?

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Nearly have a prescription lined up for the dual-action compound, just need to finish a required program first. Meet every other requirement already. Don't actually intend to use it though. Moving over to the third compound within the next month instead. Getting approved for the single-pathway option would've been simple, but that wasn't the medication I was after, so I skipped it. Then discovered this community and after doing serious homework, the third compound looks like the better match for my situation. Planning to place an order and have it verified through testing first, then I should be good to go.
 
Yeah, was weighing a few different add-ons, a couple other compounds were in the running too, but figured trying the crossover combo made more sense to see how my body handles it. Had zero side effects the whole way through my first compound, so hoping for a similarly smooth run with the new one.
 
What got you started on the third compound? I've been running the dual-action medication for four weeks now since it was easy to find, but now that I know more about the third one, wondering whether I should switch. That said, I just stocked up on a solid supply of the dual-action one already.
 
Sounds just like me: my tirz has topped out after two years and 75lbs. Cagri went on top, but I think Reta is the next move. How did you switch?
 
Tirz just wasnt for me, for a bunch of reasons. I'd go back only if Reta disappeared from the market. But I'm in maintenance now, so I'm sticking with the one that works for me personally with barely any side effects.
 
That's your call. Reta is the shiny new thing and it pulls in clicks, so there's content about it everywhere. Lots of Reta people appear to be shifting to Tirz for maintenance, myself included. A raised resting heart rate along with reduced HRV doesn't strike me as healthy for the long run.
 
Both Tirz and Reta stay in the picture. Same goal, different route, so people split, some respond better to tirz, some to reta. The details are still being sorted out, yet my bet is reta won't push tirz out, and the market will support each one. Sema, though... that one should be retired, and will be.
 
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