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I keep mine in the fridge, but I let it get to room temperature before I inject. Maybe an hour or so. I hate injecting cold stuff, and it seems to flow better when it's warmer.

Hey all, About to take my first shot of Wegovy. After you guys use the pen the first time, do you keep it in the fridge or just leave it out? I've seen conflicting info online. Some say it's okay to leave it out, but others say it has to stay refrigerated. What do you all do?

Amazing transformation! You should feel so proud of yourself!! 🥲

She was hiding behind a few extra pounds lol

If you keep your stuff at a steady freezing temp they will be good for 5+ years, right? I'm thinking of getting a generator and a separate freezer just for this reason.

There's someone who posted a before/after where they lost almost 100lbs! So cool!

I stopped because I reached my original short-term goal. I felt good, and wanted to see if I could maintain without it. But then I started to creep back up a bit, so I resumed at a higher dose.

I've actually lost about 20lbs over 7 months. Haven't lost anything in maybe 5-6 weeks now. Was on 0.25 for 3 months, then 0.5 for 3, and just bumped up to 0.75. My A1C went from 6.0 to 5.3. I'm 5'8", started at 199lbs, currently 178.5lbs, and aiming for 150lbs by April 2026.

Congratulations

WHOA! Way to go, congrats!!

I was on sema from last November to July. Started at .25mg, moved to .5mg. I began around 210lbs (see pics below). Now I'm at 178, stopped in July. Feeling good and hitting the gym. Still wanna lose maybe 15-20lbs.

Highest weight was 310, starting weight on meds was 260, current weight is 145, and I've been in maintenance for 10 months now. :)

You look great!

Hey Morgan33, that's awesome! I've heard that some GHRPs can raise prolactin and cortisol. Have you noticed any changes in those levels since you started the sermorelin/ipamorelin combo?

I can relate to this SO much. I'm using this medicine to get some new habits in place that will keep me healthy long term. I've started weighing my food, especially things like peanut butter. It keeps me honest!

I totally agree there's more to it. A smug pronouncement that they're somehow "better" for not needing medication. Can you imagine gatekeeping weight loss like that? Pathetic. lol

The slow stomach emptying is real, comparing broccoli to a burger. Before, a burger rushed through, dispensing chemicals. Now, it sits like a lump. Our bodies finally say, "HEY, STOP!" For many, burgers fed a needy brain. It's great to have help now.

It's preventing my partner from possibly losing a foot from diabetes and avoiding a stroke. So, yeah, I guess he's cheating...death?

As someone with a history of overeating, I can say it's totally changed how I eat. I'm eating tiny portions now! Focusing on real foods. This has been a life saver honestly. I'm down over 90 pounds over the last year and a half, and more than 200lbs overall.

Awesome progress everyone! I'm just starting out, about a month in, and down 14lbs. Hoping to see results like you guys!