Cagrillintide: How Fast Does It Work?

I've heard about people experimenting with SLU lately on other forums. Some are even using it instead of clen and DNP, claiming it's less toxic and has good non-stimulant properties.

TrueCrew said:

I've heard about people experimenting with SLU lately on other forums. Some are even using it instead of clen and DNP, claiming it's less toxic and has good non-stimulant properties.

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That's interesting! I'm always looking for safer alternatives. Has anyone here tried SLU and can share their experiences?

I agree with Gym_Taco that proper Cagri can be potent. I think I'll start with an *extremely* low dose and titrate up very slowly. It's good to hear so many people had success, even if they had to experiment to find the right dosage.

food noise started coming back earlier and earlier. here's my last few weights: march 9 was 299, march 16 was 297.1, march 23 was 299.5, march 24 was 297.6 (probably water), march 30 was 297.4. it's driving me crazy.

bump it to 4mg. started at 2mg and the cravings came back. been on 4mg for months and dropped a lot of weight. zero food noise now.

added cagri to reta at 5mg/week when the appetite reduction from reta alone wasn't quite enough is exactly the combo that tends to make people feel the difference. most people notice the cagri effect within a few days of the first meaningful dose. solo cagri works for some but the reta stack is the common context.

Truthfully I never actually needed cagri in the first place, reta already handles everything on its own for me. Added it purely as an experiment, and what I'm finding now is that hunger, the appetite-quieting effect, and mental chatter around food all sit exactly where they were before, which was already essentially nonexistent, and layering cagri on top hasn't changed that baseline at all. What has shifted is that digestion's slowing down more noticeably than it did on reta alone. So I threw cagri in purely out of curiosity about the effect. Not a real necessity for me, though I'm leaning toward sticking with it regardless since it gets you full even faster now. Not exaggerating, five or six bites in and I'm done, completely satisfied. Though that's probably not the smartest move long term since I know it'll catch up as low energy eventually. Bottom line, if serious calorie cutting is the goal, combining cagri with reta is unreal for satiety, takes that full feeling to a whole different level, but it also slows digestion down to a crawl, food just sits there, bowel movements slow way down, and you end up full and never hungry around the clock.

Nothing against cagri, plenty of people do well on it. I tried it two weeks and reacted badly, which is why eloralintide interests me. No side effects on that one for me.

When I dose in the morning, my GLP effect arrives late in the day. Cagri took around 2 days, then it landed hard, out of the blue, at 250mcg. The fatigue nearly kept me in bed.

About 5 weeks into cagri: two weeks at 0.25, two more at 0.5, then I moved to 1mg last Thursday. Wow, that 1mg was a beast, the first pin I've regretted in a while. It eased to tolerable by Saturday, but the nausea was fierce. Adding cagri was worth it, it got me past a mini plateau. Reta 12.5 goes in on Sundays alongside. I generally don't mind nausea, since it convinces me what I'm taking is legit without paying to have it tested.

Same experience for me. Incredible hunger suppression, and honestly I dont think Id need more than it offers. I have considered cagri as a bridge during my taper too.

Sage12 Thanks for the info. I started cagri at last with 0.1mg and felt nothing. Another 0.1mg two days later, and now, two days after that, maybe a slight appetite drop? Planning 0.2mg later this week.