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Congratulations! 🔥🔥🔥

That's amazing progress! Looking great. Congratulations on your transformation!

I hope so. It really does lose effectiveness over time. I've been on it for over 5 years now.

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28 lbs since mid-February is solid and sustainable. Not chasing extreme numbers but actually improving your baseline - that's the smart approach.

I saw someone online talking about staying on a low dose forever, but I'm not sure I want to do that. I'd rather try to get off completely and just focus on a healthy lifestyle. I guess we'll see what happens.

Following this. I'm very interested too! I saw a doctor talking about needing new ways to use these meds so you don't have to stay on them forever. I'll share the link if I can find it. You look amazing in ALL the photos, by the way. :)

Big congrats on your weight loss. I was on semaglutide for a year, and I've been off it for about 3 months. I haven't gained any weight back. Actually, I've lost another 5 pounds. I think eating healthy and exercising regularly made the difference. If you stick to good habits, you should be fine.

Every pound is a victory! Keep pushing!

Are the tattoos on opposite arms? Am I seeing things?

Been a minute since anyone went that extreme. Even stress-tested vials hold up to temp swings. Maybe this pursuit relates to something else entirely?

Outstanding work! Your self-esteem must be through the roof.

Looking fantastic. Keep pushing forward!

I'm pretty sure it will help. And it'll help keep the temp stable. I can't promise the lock will work on that container, but it should be okay.

I've seen 120mg ones, not 100mg, but anyway... A 100mg vial will probably only hold about 3mL of BAC water. You *could* move it to a sterile 5mL vial (just an EXAMPLE!) and add more BAC water after you've mixed it with 2-3mL. 2 months in the fridge is pretty common, but not ideal. Just clean...

Worst case you toss half a vial if you're being super careful. Honestly not a big worry at all.

Wow, congrats on the 75lb loss ShrinkingViolets55! That's amazing progress. What kind of dietary changes did you make, if you don't mind me asking?

That's both a blessing and a curse. The good part is younger folks can get a grip on their well-being early on. They won't have to be overweight for decades like some of us have. They'll truly get to enjoy their younger years. The downside is the weight usually returns when they stop the...

Incredible progress! What's your dosage?