I agree with Funky-King. I use 2ml of bac water for every 5mg of Cagri. Makes the math simple. 0.2ml, or 20 units, equals 0.5mg. 10 units for 0.25mg. 5 units for 0.125mg.
If you only used 1ml of bac water, then you'd be at 2.5 units for a 0.125 dose, which would be difficult to measure correctly.
Interesting point about the tolerance. I wonder if that's a common experience. I'm just starting to use these medications, so I'm still learning a lot.
I read that the patent is expiring in certain countries. The projected manufacturing cost is around $3.00 per month. Wonder how that will affect prices?
Just wanted to chime in on the fatigue thing. I've seen a lot of people mention it, and it seems like it can be pretty common, especially when you first start or increase your dose. Some people find their energy levels normalize after a couple of months, but it's definitely worth getting...
I can understand the concern about side effects, especially with newer medications. It's worth remembering that GLP-1 receptor agonists affect individuals differently. Factors like gastric emptying rate, individual sensitivity to the medication, and even hydration levels can play a role in the...
I'm curious, BigStrong, what dosage did you use to reach your goal weight, and how did you adjust it over time? Also, what dosage are you using now for maintenance? Did you gradually reduce it, or did you switch to a lower dose right away?