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Okay, adding my two cents--when folks said KLOW was painful, I was imagining it was DURING injection. I was thrilled when I pinned it in my tummy, like my tirz, and felt almost nothing. Just a tiny maybe-discomfort? Went on with my day. Woke up and the spot was sore, then later, a little itch...

I always wondered what the heck was causing that auto-correct. Reminds me of that website where 'first post' was always changed to something else.

I've noticed my shoe size even changed a bit with the weight loss! I’m down half a size. Rings got loose too. It gets smaller everywhere!

That's amazing! You must feel so much better. I know when my BMI got close to 35, my body was not happy.

¡¡¡Impresionante!! ¡¡Enhorabuena!!

I'm glad to hear the filtering helped with the injection comfort Izzy1994. That's a great tip for anyone else trying this!

UPDATE: Wow, appetite is way down! Started like 24 hours after the injection. I'm not feeling sick, or tired, or anything bad. But I just don't care about food. I think I'm just lucky, because I've never had any bad stuff from any of my tirz doses (from anywhere), and now this cagri. I'm gonna...

Yeah, optimally the pH should be like 4-5. Mine was at 6, so it might not last as long, but I'm only using it for a month and keeping it cold. I'm not too worried about it, and I don't want to mess with trying to make it more acidic since it probably won't help much. Maybe if I wasn't also...

I haven't tried Reta. Tirz is good for me right now and I don't really want to switch to something else.

I'm just gonna log my journey with this since it's new. Started it today for my research subject. Background: My subject has been on 12.5 mg of split tirz every 3-4 days for about 10 weeks. History: Tirz started end of Dec '23. No other GLP-1s were used before. My subject has tried name...

My hubby was using it for his diabetes... and he developed pancreatitis. They tried again and he ended up back in the hospital. Now I have it sitting in the fridge. I feel awful just wasting it.

Incredible progress! Just look at the difference in your knees!