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You look great in both pics. Love seeing that smile!

I'm also wondering what dosage people saw the most results with, and how long it took them to lose? I'm trying to tweak my plan, and always looking for some motivation.

Oops I meant YOU look amazing! Congratulations! ❤️

Started at 318, now I'm at 218, and not sure where I'll stop. Feeling great this year - almost at my initial goal!

I'm planning to stay on a low dose indefinitely. I've heard some people cycle off and on to prevent resistance, but I'm not sure about that. I'm mostly concerned about my A1C creeping back up. I might try a newer generation med at a low dose if this ever stops working for me, though.

It's crazy, I actually shop for clothes less now because everything fits! I'm not always searching for something new because what I have doesn't fit or look good anymore. It feels great to say, 'Nah, I've got a pair of jeans that look great. I don't need more.'

After 14 months on semaglutide and tirzepatide, I'm down 88 pounds! Then lost another 5 over the course of about 18 months. I’ve been maintaining within a 10-pound window for almost two years while still on tirzepatide (adjusted due to diet and fluids). My A1C was crazy high, but now it's...

I've been looking around lately too. I saw one place that was like, $230 for a couple months' worth of a low dose of sema. Another was 400 bucks for 3 months of a higher dose. Gotta shop around!

They'll probably target domestic and international vendors. Looks like Lilly's been filing complaints against peptide vendors with the ITC. www.regulations.gov

Companies in India could fill the gap if that happens. China probably doesn't care what an American company wants, especially with how little they've done to stop certain things from getting into the country. But sadly, there's probably more money in stopping Americans from getting gray market...

I want to agree, but that would set a bad example for medical innovation. Most major research happens here because of potential profits. A good middle ground would be the government negotiating a reasonable price based on the entire population. But that's unlikely since we need to fix insurance...

If one part of CagriSema gets classified as demonstrably complex, it'd probably make it easier to argue the same for future products. They'll use every trick to keep us paying top dollar. I wonder how far they'll go to block gray market options if enough people switch 🤔

Congrats! That's amazing. I'm mainly hoping to quiet the food noise. Lost a bunch of weight last year, but gained some back because of that darn noise!

Wow 🤩 You're just a tad younger, an inch taller, and started close to my starting weight! Thanks for the inspiration!

That's incredible progress! Congrats! I'm curious, do you have a lot of loose skin? That's a worry of mine, possibly needing surgery down the road.