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I ran into this exact issue. Switched to sterile water and the welts stopped completely. Something about bac and tirzepatide together just doesn't play nice for some of us. It's frustrating because nobody tells you upfront. Try sterile water for your next vial and see. Simple fix, huge difference.

Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone! I'm leaning towards just keeping it simple with my phone's calendar for now. Maybe I'll check out some of these app options later. I'm just starting on the lowest dose anyway, so I probably don't need anything fancy just yet.

Exactly! It's like my brain finally shut up about food for once. It's so much easier to make healthy choices when you're not constantly bombarded with cravings.

So many options to track dosages, it's kinda overwhelming. I'm planning on starting my treatment soon (like, within the next couple weeks), and my doctor suggested keeping tabs on the amount and setting up reminders. Honestly, I'm lost on where to even begin. I've checked out a few dose...

My experience is different from most so far. I started at 0.25 and lost maybe 3 pounds. The food noise disappeared the day after my first injection (maybe it was just placebo?) and then slowly returned. It was back completely a few days after the first shot. I'm now 6 weeks in (4 weeks at 0.25...

Good point! I might just do that. I was mostly concerned about potential side effects messing with my productivity at work. But I guess a low dose shouldn't be too bad. Thanks!

I'm leaving the week of February 12th. It's only a 5 day trip so I was thinking about starting the tirz right before I go. I tried cagri twice and felt awful both times – super tired, even at 0.25mg. It definitely killed my appetite, but I don't want to feel like that on vacation.

I'm cruising on 6mg of Reta right now, and things are going smoothly. I've bumped it up to 10mg before without any problems besides some minor skin irritation. Instead of increasing the dose, I was thinking about adding 2.5mg of tirz for its anti-inflammatory effects and to help control my...

For those asking: yes, it takes effort. Wegovy or similar helps, but it's not magic. Still requires diet and exercise. Don't expect it to just melt off.

Welcome to the semaglutide forum! Quick reminder: no discussion of unapproved formulations, and definitely no buying or selling meds here. If anyone PMs you offering to sell, that's a scam. Heads up, we have an FAQ if you're just getting started. Hope it helps!

What dosage are you on, and are you exercising? Great work!

You look amazing!

I really needed to see this today! You look fantastic ❤️. I'm four months in and have a similar starting build. I've lost about 25 pounds, and I'm feeling a little frustrated that I don't see bigger changes... but seeing your results gives me hope for what the next eight months might bring!

Big Easy Weight Release was 500 for 3 months.

Suddenly I'm picturing a dude on a couch, doing lines.

"The cure is at hand!"

I read the other forum about compounding and some folks are getting good deals, definitely for initial orders, but not across the board. Some are still robbing people blind, like 300 a month. Why bother?

I'm hoping to get into some old jeans myself. I look at sizes in my closet and just think -- no way. But maybe?

Congrats! You're a real inspiration! I'm roughly where you started and on a low dose right now. Hoping to get to Onederland myself someday. And yay for keeping your curves! I'm secretly worried about losing mine, haha. It's about the only part of my body I actually like right now.

If you keep slimming down, they might not let you in the RenFaire! You gotta bring the curves!