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I get it online from a compounding pharmacy. The doctor assesses my history and prescribes. It costs about $300 for 3 months.

Honestly I'm scared to start because of the regain people talk about...

I just started researching Ipamorelin/CJC1295... what kind of changes are people hoping to see with that?

Coming off semaglutide in a slow and controlled way like this is a really healthy approach. Most people freak out when the scale starts creeping up, but some rebound is totally normal. Your body is just restoring things like muscle glycogen and water weight. The most important thing is that you...

I always err on the side of caution with peptides. If there's any question about sterility, I'd toss it. Better safe than sorry, especially when you're injecting something into your body.

I stopped taking my psychosis meds and gained like 60lbs. I also have endometriosis with severe pain. I'm thinking about trying Mounjaro.

My internal medicine doctor is the one that prescribed it for me.

I started a KLOW blend two weeks ago and I already see a difference in my skin and how quickly I recover after workouts. I'm also taking Reta, and I was really tired, but now that I've added KLOW I'm doing much better.

Give it time, you're on the right path!

Gaining almost 10kg so fast after stopping would be terrifying, especially if you've struggled with eating disorders before.

Always learning something here! Guess I'll take my BAC out of the fridge!

Yeah, I'm thinking I just need to stick with it. Mentioned it to my husband and he was like 'are you kidding?! Your face and neck look tons better.' 😀

That neck is looking great! Awesome job.

Wanted to give GHK-cu (injected under the skin) a fair shot before sharing my thoughts. First run: 6 weeks at 2mg daily. Then a month off. Just finished another run, 8 weeks at 2mg/day. And... honestly, I'm underwhelmed. I did notice some improvement in skin firmness. The thinning skin on my...

Go with a 5mg or max 10mg vial.

My side effects on semaglutide weren't too bad, and I was seeing results. But I switched doctors and decided to try tirzepatide instead. It's been great, zero side effects! No nausea or anything! Maybe you should try that?

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I'm not a doctor but I wouldn't mix them. Talk to your prescribing physician about the best course of action. Overlapping medications can be dangerous.

I heard some generics might become available soon, potentially dropping the price significantly. Fingers crossed!

It's interesting how different prices are globally. Some Asian countries have it for around $100.