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Non-response to tirz at 7.5mg after 4 months while active and eating well is a real phenomenon. Reta's triple agonist profile (GLP-1/GIP/glucagon) sometimes reaches where tirz doesn't, and a wash-out period before switching isn't required.

40 lbs with no side effects on Oz plus walking is the clean response - the cardiovascular benefits are running the whole time beneath the weight number.

Provider selection matters here - someone who reviews metabolic history before adjusting the protocol makes a real difference at the turnaround stage.

I'm starting to think US Healthcare is a scam. I am diabetic and my A1-C was high when I started, but it's still costing me $$$

What did your doctor prescribe? There are different types of this medication available. Also, check online for discount coupons! You might be able to get a discount, especially if you're a new patient.

Congrats on the weight loss, Yuki2003! That's quite an achievement. Out of curiosity, are you just using regular ozempic, or something else?

Have you talked with your local pharmacy about paying cash for your meds instead of using insurance? My insurance would have charged me like $1,600, but the cash price was only $160 per month. (For the injectable version, FYI)

You're killing it! Congrats!

You should add another photo, one where you're cheesing and showing off all your effort and new health!

Care to elaborate? What makes you say that?

Since it's not pharmaceutical grade, you won't find any cast-iron guarantees. Nobody can give those. If you do solid research, there are threads dedicated to vendor talks. Grab from a vendor with plenty of followers, more than 4 or 5k, with decent reviews, and not just popping up. Never buy from...

Huge congrats! So happy for you.

Hey everyone, Just a heads up reminding you all about the forum rules. Let's not talk about places to get meds that aren't approved or try to sell meds. If someone offers you meds through PM, don't take them up on it. This forum does NOT endorse them. If you are new here, check out the FAQ...

Don't get discouraged! Everyone responds differently. Stick with it and talk to your doctor if you are concerned.

That's awesome, congrats!

Gradual and consistent is definitely the way to go!

IIRC, freezing reconstituted Tirzepatide once is generally considered okay. You could filter it into sterile vials, freeze part of it, and use the rest.

Looking great!

Your hair looks incredible, and so do you! I also have curly hair and have always been hesitant to cut it short, but it looks amazing on you! So happy for you!

Dude, every brand is different. It's like they want you to feel better about yourself. A large in the 50s is like a small today.