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luer lock needles for transfers or filling vials with a filter, not for injections. insulin and glp1 shots use one-piece syringes, short thin needles. luer lock is for bulk work with longer needles.

Brain and skin adjust slower than the loss happens. Stuck in that weird middle spot where you look fine dressed but feel off naked. That deflated thing occurs a lot. Strength training is the biggest fix. Does not gotta be intense just regular.

Looked into some peptides for brain fog after covid. The nasal sprays worked okay for me—cerebrolysin also worth checking out if you can handle shots.

Anyone else get sulfur burps? I was smooth at 2.5mg for a month. First 5mg shot and woke up with a torn-up stomach and gross burps. Happened on Ozempic years back, took a break, now on Mounjaro.

stacking tirz with semaglutide is pretty common. add sema a few days after your tirz dose. i've been doing it 2 years, also throw in a bit of cagri once a week. lost most weight on tirz, then added sema, then cagri to drop the last 10.

62 lbs slow burn over 17 months is genuine progress. Steady like that usually means you're keeping it real and not crash-cycling.

Your transformation shows real effort. You looked great before but now there's visible confidence. Great progress - you're definitely inspiring others.

Dosed the same way first shot rough sleep. Wasn't sure if that peptide caused it. Read about it sometimes doing that at night. Now I use another at night fast morning with that other one and don't eat two hours. No clue if related. I also tried another peptide combo interested in athletic gains...

It's funny what changes you notice. I've dropped maybe 50 pounds since starting this whole journey. And yet, some days, I still look in the mirror and see the old me. It's wild. My therapist suggested acknowledging the feeling, but then reminding myself of the objective facts -- like my smaller...

I think it is wise you are trying to do your research. It can seem overwhelming, but it is important to proceed carefully.

I'm also using a weight management app. It provides helpful info and support.

This is going to be controversial, but if you are really suffering, force yourself to throw up and then don't overeat next time. Because with the delayed gastric emptying it's going to take forever for that feeling to go away...

I think those sorts of victories are by far the best!

Great job!

My own doctor was willing to give me a script, but the prices, even with insurance help, were way too high. Right now I am using a telehealth service. I did not have a good interaction with another very similar service. I still keep my PCP updated.

Thanks! I'll keep that in mind, but I think I'll try injecting a bit deeper first, as PharmaPatti suggested.

I lost this battle a couple of times when I was on it and threw up both times... Peppermint tea and something like Pepto and eating REALLY slowly are key!

Fantastic progress! You should be very proud.

Did you wipe the top of the vial and the injection area with alcohol before injecting?

She started at a low dose - 1mg. Then after a week, she increased it to 2mg. The only side effect she had was feeling a little tired at first. She's lost a lot of weight, and all her clothes are too big!